I have long been a fan of Leica’s Monochrome camera’s, but it’s hard to justify spending $7,450 on such a specialized camera, but sometimes you can find a used first generation Monochrome for around $3,500. Thankfully there is now another option. MaxMax.com offers a modified monochrome X-Pro1($2,450) and X100S($2,600). The demo images aren’t overly impressive, but they […]
Jonas Rask doesn’t consider himself a professional photographer, but his lecture is as good as any “professional” lecture I have seen on street shooting. Like many he started with the X100, because he wanted a quality camera that he could take anywhere with him. At this time Jonas prefers the rangefinder style shooting of the […]
The Affinity Photo for Windows beta is now available with RAF support. You can get a copy here. There is a list of supported cameras below and here are some tutorial videos to get you started.
image courtesy of Fujifilm Fujifilm Photographers have been subjecting their X-Pro 2’s and X-T2’s to some extremes since Photokina and writing about it in the Fujifilm-X site and Blog. Tommy Simonsen has been pushing his gear in extreme arctic conditions well beyond those encountered by the majority of photographers in a lifetime. In his article he discusses the […]
I just binge watched Fujifilm’s X-photographers – behind the frame series and it is compelling, but I wish they were released in batches because they are very short (about 2 minutes). If you are already a Fujifilm fan the quotes in the videos will probably resonate with you, but if you are considering switching to Fujifilm these […]
Fujifilm cameras have had a reputation for build quality since the first X100 was introduced in 2011, which is partially why we came up with our April Fools Post. Fujifilm’s latest blog posts about Bernd Ritschel and Daniel Malikyar remind us that Fujifilm has been producing durable cameras from the beginning even if they haven’t been rated for abuse like the Fujifilm X-T1 and […]
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