Mirrorless Cameras

Many photographers looking for a lighter solution to their DSLR halt in their tracks when they hear the words 'Micro Four Thirds sensor'. They fear that the depth of field and overall result produc...

Although the Fuji X 100s has a built in internal ND filter (which is really cool) to achieve exposure times required for this photo, I had to use an additional 3 stop ND filter. The image itself was then processed in Lightroom 5 where I opened up the shadows a bit, increased the global contrast, added some structure and clarity to the clouds, burned the bottom edge, and finished off with a subtle vignette .

Let’s just get this straight from the get go. I don’t like to have fun with my cameras. I never did in over 50 years and I ain’t starting now.

I am not at all trying to tell anyone not to by into the Fuji X system. I love it. I am glad it exists. I may jump back in sooner rather than later. What I am advocating is that you take a good hard look on a level playing field and make the right choices for you and what you actually do. Not someday. Right now. If something is bothering you about a system you are already in figure out what it is really. If you have a bunch of really giant zooms you don't have to switch systems to fix that issue for sure.

At the end of 2013, both Olympus and Panasonic confirmed that they would be cutting back on low-end compact camera production, an inevitable reaction to the dramatic decrease in digital camera sale...

Who are you and what’s your profession? Hi I’m Damien Lovegrove, a portrait photographer, writer and trainer based at a converted barn and farmhouse in Som

I had an email exchange with a reader and Aperture 3 user recently and suddenly realized that not all of you may have dug into it's virtues. Today I'll attempt a quick drive-by to show you a somewhat contrived illustration as to the innovation contained within. 

The fuji x100s a.k.a poor man's leika, Hipster hip shooter, Langhorns little lover etc is an amazing camera! A blast from the past with digital refines that simply makes photography fun and professional! The Images below are mainly from Sweden , Denmark and Holland.

Long Exposure shooting with the Fuji X-E2 and Fuji XF 14mm f2.8 at Laguna Beach California during sunset and some more shots with the Fuji XF 55-200

The Story I picked up my first Fuji x100 (pictured above) off of Craig's List years after it was introduced. I picked it up for three reasons…. I'm not going to lie, I thought it looked cool. I wan...

Once we wrapped up his portrait session, the female walked off set and John came to me and whispered in my ear “Hey can you sneak a few more portraits of me?” and I said “sure of course”. He said “there’s something going on and I just need a photo.”

So I grabbed my camera again and John walked back on set.

He immediately began weeping. Legitimately crying...

in this second part of The Fuji X Series With Flash we take a look at off camera TTL with the use of a TTL cord. It includes information on what cords work with the Fuji X Series and what don't.

Shooting the beautiful light of the Irish winter sunshine on the streets of Dublin City with a Sony Nex-7

The Mourne Mountains, county down, captured at night with the Fuji X-E2, 23mm and ioshutter controller from Tyrella beach.

A review of the LEE Filters Seven5 filter system for small mirrorless cameras.

It didn’t take long for me to be back to this fascinating country. It’s winter here and, everything looks much more lively.