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I would, however, trade the X-Pro2 for an X medium format. Wouldn’t mind a faster sync speed than the 180th that it has but I jump to the x100s or the Phase when I need that fast sync. It would be great for events and weddings.
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I wonder who could have requested that over and over and over again? This camera can hold its own for just about anything but professional sports photography. I do miss the longer telephoto but, lo and behold, what just got announced for the lens lineup? A 90mm f2. It’s A Fuji at dedpxl: “I have zero regrets about selling all of my Canon gear and going Fuji.
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There are some extra features that I enjoy that are on the X-T1 that aren’t on the X-E2: dual view mode (lets you see the big image and a smaller magnified view for manual focusing), bigger electronic viewfinder, two wheels to adjust settings (one on the back and one on the front), a little more real estate for a grip and a flip out LCD (just cool to have, although I never use them).”Īmazon, Adorama, DigitalRev, J&R, B&H, eBay I don’t need a flash, but many of you do or would prefer it. Those who are familiar with what I write know that I’m not a big fan of the dust here in Vegas. I also like having the security of weather-sealing. I say that mainly for my style of shooting and how much I typically access settings on the fly. FujiFilm’s Mirror-less Madness: Hands on with FujiFilm’s X-T1 and X-E2 (Firmware 2.0) at photofocus: “I know I already covered this, but if I had to get one, I’d get the X-T1, in fact, I’m very much contemplating replacing my 5D with this camera. Check out the OIS here, AF test here, and the flare resitance here.
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slrlclubreview posted a series of videos on youtube. Samples at the Japanese site (translation). The lens is image stabilized so if I need to go to a lower speed I was easily able to hand-hold.” This is the first lens in the Fujifilm line up to include water resistant features matched for the X-T1 body. The new XF18-135mmWR is a nice range for daylight walks when a large aperture isn’t as critical. Wandering Around the Area with a New Lens at brandonremler: “It’s great to have a new lens to use on my walks around town. First Look at the Japanese site .jp (translation). Pre-orders: USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / – EUROPE: wexUK / wexDE / PCHstore Arguing that adjusting lighting, creating the right pose, etc., is art, is unfounded… it is simply the technician using his acquired skills of the trade to do his job correctly and to the customer’s satisfaction.” The photographer simply “steals” an image of something that is already in front of him or her using a mechanical device, much like using a photocopying machine. Here an excerpt from the chapter IS PHOTOGRAPHY ART?: From the use of Photoshop and Post-Production to the definition of “professional” photographers and much more.
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I’m sure you’ll find some controversial ideas in this paper, but since I like unpopular statements, I’ll share the whole PDF file here on my dropbox account. He also shared with me his stream of thoughts. For more details about this exhibition and the upcoming ones, check out his blog here. You can now visit X-shooter’s Paul Crespel (streetphotography – GotchaStreetPhotography book) permanent (and free) exhibition in Milan. Our current roster of Photographers includes: Brian Kraft, Neill Soden, Sam Burton, Jorge Ledesma, Marco Larousse, Damien Lovegrove, Gianluca Polazzo and perhaps a few other Fujifilm X Photographers as well coming real soon.” Our focus is Street, Travel, and Documentary Photography. Origami Collective: “Hello Patrick, Its Jorge from Ledesma Photography just wanted to pass on that I’ve founded an all inclusive Fujifilm Photography Collective titled Origami Collective.
They now have members from Canada, the US, the UK, France, Belgium, Denmark, Scotland and Australia. Kagecollevtive also added their 8th member, Kevin Mullins, from the UK. Life’s a Florida Beach at kagecollective. How’s Outer Freakin’ Space for a test of weather sealing? If you need further proof, Fujifilm is listed as one of the sponsors for the shoot.” If you look at the photos on his blog (ĥ051) about 3/4 down the page you can see a daylight shot of a camera hanging upside down in front of a bouquet of flowers, with the unmistakeable button layout and eyecup of the X-T1. The camera used to record the amazing journey? A Fuji X-T1. Zack: “Famous flower artist Makoto Azuma recently sent a bonsai plant into space (see here).
Still a few X-M1+16-50 left at Newegg for the insane price of $399! Check it out here.
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