FUJIFILM TO SHOWCASE NEW AND INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS AT WPPI 2018 Featuring the latest additions to the X Series Line, INSTAX Instant Cameras & Film and Digital Printing Solutions Valhalla, N.Y., February 23, 2018 – As the leader in photo imaging, FUJIFILM North America Corporation will showcase a comprehensive portfolio of products that offer photographers the highest performance […]
Getting access to the look of ETERNA on a camera is an exciting opportunity and some have already been toying with it in Lightroom by hacking the EXIF of their .RAF files to change the camera type to X-H1, which I don’t recommend, but it’s a fun experiment. As with any film simulation, the color bias and […]
Photographyblog did an extensive size comparison of the Fujifilm X-H1 to all the cameras they have on hand because they have heard that the Fuji X-H1 is too big. They photographed the Fujifilm X-T2, Fujifilm GFX, Panasonic GH5S, Sony A7R II, Canon EOS 5DSR, Canon EOS 5D Mark III, and the Canon EOS 80D from multiple angles if […]
Fujifilm has finally come completely clean about their IBIS system after vaguely answering questions about how it works across multiple interviews. Back in September, I explained how IBIS on X-mount might work and it turns out Fujifilm does indeed use some software correction in their IBIS system. To be clear this is perfectly fine and Sony […]
Kevin Mullins publishes a lot of useful Fujifilm centric videos to help photographers improve their photography and editing, but if his style isn’t for you then he might help you gain a new perspective. It’s interesting that he chooses to modify the Adobe standard profile manually for his color photos instead of using the Fujifilm Film simulation […]
Cinema 5D has an interesting interview with Fujifilm Manager Jun Watanabe in Japanese. You can read some of the interview below, but watch the video if you want the details. It covers the Fujifilm X-H1 launch and what features might make their way down to the Fujifilm X-T2. Fujifilm now says the Fujifilm X-T2 is for “high amateurs” […]
