Actually, the video capabilities are so advanced on this camera that people seem to focus their attention more on this aspect than any other. But the GH4 is also a great stills camera and while the upgrades from the GH3 can appear less obvious than the video upgrades, they aren’t any less important.
In Part 1 of my Butterfly House posts I talked about my trip last week and posted a couple of pics. Here, in Part 2, I would like to talk about how I set up my camera and some techniques to get gr...
One year has passed since I decided to drop my Nikon DSLR system for the Olympus MFT system. Never have I made a better decision in my photography career. I have enjoyed every minute working with t...
Disclosure: Fujifilm gave me a Fuji x100s for this review. I haven't been paid to write this review, and will try to make it as non-biased as possible. Also there are Amazon affiliate links included-- so if you order the camera or any other product from my link, it will give me a small percentage.
Even though this topic has been touched on numerous occasions, I still get asked this one question rather often – which camera to buy? For someone who’s into photography, it is a very vague question. Almost impossible to answer without additional context as it spawns a number of followup questions – what are you planning... read more »
Here is part two of the post Colourful Stills and Jumping Brown which can be found here. It was so beautiful, I couldn't show it within one post. Enjoy.
As soon as the Sony a7S was announced, I knew I had to try it for astrophotography. With a full frame sensor and ISO 409600, is it the best low light camer
If I keep taking pictures with the Minolta 70-210 f4 nicknamed ‘the beer can’ and keep publishing them as ‘THIS AND THAT… WITH THE BEERCAN’ I’ll start giving off the impression I am an alcoholic… But hey, calling the Minolta 70-210 ‘the beercan’ is funny, …
Paul Schlemmer; Nomadic Fuji X photographer tells us Why I chose Fuji to Making a living from photography & gives us a peek in his camera bag on InMyBag.net
In my detailed Sony A7R Review I explain the strengths and weaknesses of this powerful camera and share my Sony A7R Setup Guide for Landscape Photography.
Ann Shoots the Band, 6th Street - Austin, Texas The Fujifilm X100S is no slouch. It doesn’t have the pedigree or the history of the Leica M series cameras but at $1300, you can buy nearly 7 of them...
When you fly from Asia to the U.S., you lose time by flying ‘against’ the sun – but this is more than made up for by the International Date Line, a somewhat arbitrary line drawn north-south across the Pacific Ocean and roughly half-way across the world from the line that goes through Greenwich, England for [...]
Th Fuji X cameras offer classic body styling and remarkable image quality. Here's a comparison of all the models, including the X-T1, X-Pro1, X-E2, X100S, X-M1
At last count I had visited Iceland a total of three times, the first I was an amature photographer and went with a Nikon D60 + 18-105 lens, the second I had got better and went with a D90 +24/50/135 lenses, the last time was after I fell for Fuji and went with 2 XE1's; 8mm, 18mm, 35mm, 60mm and 50-230mm lenses.
I've blogged about my time in Iceland before but have decided to put this post together to keep it all in one place and show you some photography of this awesome place!
One thing that keeps me coming back to Iceland is the quick changing nature of the weather and the raw unspoilt landscapes that greet you around every bend, as this was my third time out I was very much ready for what would be in store and some very good ideas of places I wanted to visit.
All the photos here were shot on 2 Fuji XE-1's the size and weight of these cameras make them great for travel and the image quality is just incredible, at no point did I feel the need for anything more that the gear I had and would be happy to travel anywhere in the world with just this small bag of gear.
Now time for some shots, I'm keeping this post fairly image heavy so scroll down and enjoy the view.
Feel free to leave a comment or question at the bottom,
I started off thinking this would be a quick comparison, but it's a long video. If you want to get to the action, jump to the end and watch me pour water ove...
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