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Sometimes I love my job... About two weeks ago a special package arrived from head office in Japan. The special package contained a bunch of pre-production X-T1 cameras and was duly raided by the t... 
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2013 has been a crazy year for the photography industry, and the mirrorless industry in particular. This is going to be a different type of roundup than I normally do. Instead of going in-depth on everything that happened in the industry, I’m going to touch base on what I feel are some of the most … Continue reading »
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If you're still asking yourself whether or not you should go mirrorless, check out last week's post to find out why this trend is here to stay and if it's the right answer for you.
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Marketing and photography success story, Bryan Caporicci, shares why mirrorless cameras for professional wedding and portrait photographers are the perfect fit.
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Well folks, after extensive looking at the cameras, I can safely say the difference between the X100S silver and the X100S black is clear. The black one is black. Yep, that’s about it. So if you like black, as I do, the new X100S Black is the one to get. Otherwise, get a silver one! It’s really not old and busted at all and somehow feels more retro which is great if that’s your thing. Either way, you’ll have a fantastically versatile camera.
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We don't often have guest posters on our website, but in the case of Italian X-Photographer Max De Martino, we decided to make an exception. ;-) Below we have translated his original article about ...
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Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with professional photographers who use mirrorless cameras for work! "Switching to a smaller and lighter system" has become somewhat of a ...
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Finally here it, is my take on the Olympus OM-D E-M1. I’ve been using the camera for roughly two months now and I am loving it. Earlier this year I also did a review on the Fuji X100s and people seemed to like it, that’s why I decided to write my second product review ever. But this time I…
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I have to admit that despite anticipating an ultra-wide option from FUJIFILM more than anything else, the announcement of the FUJIFILM X-T1 and getting my hands on the FUJINON XF 56mm ƒ/1.2 pushed the 10-24mm ƒ/4 down a couple places on the excitement scale. Now that I’ve had chance to use it though, my eagerness to shoot ultra-wide landscapes has returned.
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As both the megapixels counts of cameras and our expectations of acceptable resolution have grown the call has gone out in earnest, "dump the aliasing filter". I have recently come to the opinion that the dumping of the AA filter would be ill founded and there are far better ways to increase the clarity of your images.
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Our community of readers and contributors are truly from around the world. While browsing, I stumbled upon a nice set of images about Semana Santa in Spain by Rafael Garcia. Ra...
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If you've been following technology advances in camera equipment, I'm sure you've been hearing a lot of buzz about the new mirrorless cameras.
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It's been raining non-stop for more than a week. You were hoping for a sunny weekend to go out and take some colourful landscapes, but you are now torn between curling up by the fire or wrapping yo...
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Ralfs Photo-Booth - http://www.ralfs-foto-bude.de Preview of the Fujifilm X-T1 ..... KLICK - FOR MORE INFORMATION The Fujifilm X-T1 has a 16 Megapixel APS-C-...
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Picking Up a Mirrorless Camera For the First Time
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I had the honour of shooting my wedding yesterday with a pre production Fujifilm X-T1. It was a very special day for me, not only was it my 200th wedding, it was also my first wedding without a Canon in my hand.I had the XT-1 since it's launch on Wednesday and decided to leave my Canon Mk3 and…
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Well, my little Fuji friend did me proud, achieving lovely sharp images in the most challenging conditions and capturing one of the fastest sports on earth. The handling was great, the 18-55mm lens was really versatile and totally outperformed it’s paper spec. Shooting speed, processing and writing speed was brilliant – and all at about -10 degrees. Yes, that’s not in the instruction book either!
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Finally my thoughts on the Fuji X100s. :)The following review just reflects my opinion and style of shooting and that might not be suitable for everybody’s needs, please keep that in mind.Since the original X100 was announced back in 2010 I was eager to get one. That thing is looking…
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Thomas Leuthard is in Budapest — I learned from a forum post and instantly sent him a message thorugh Flickr.
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A fied test of the Olympus E-M1 and the legacy, Four-thirds, 50~200 zoom in sports photograph - at www.FURnFEATHER.net
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In December 2013 I set sail for New York on the Queen Mary 2 with London print model Irina Sosnova, anOlympus OMD EM1 and a bag of lenses. The weather was dreadful for most of the trip and we only managed to get out on the deck in the sunshine for about 15 very windy minutes. It was so windy Irina thought her eyelashes were going to come off and I’m sure onlookers were placing bets as to how long her flimsy silk dress would stay on her body! That said, we had good fun on the ship and I even won $120 on the bingo! beginners luck:)
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