image courtesy of The Fujifilm Blog Roger Payne is back with an inexpensive window light box solution that could be very useful. His bathtub product photography method was very popular among readers of this blog and others, which inspired him to publish this follow up, how to create an inexpensive light box for getting professional results. Roger manages to capture some very […]
When the Fujifilm X100 was released in 2011, I was blown away by the quality of the images it was able to produce, but the first X100 was flawed in many ways. Fuji’s latest article “most loved” could easily be renamed most frustrating because the rest of the X series has shown us what the […]
image courtesy of Japancamerahunter Bellamy at Japan camera hunter has an interesting article about an often over looked medium format camera. The Fujifilm GX680IIIS, which is a huge studio quality camera that many people are unaware of, because it never gained popularity. I was surprised to find out that even this camera has the ability to have a CF/CF-MS digital […]
The Bolt Cyclone PP-310 should be compatible with the Nissin i60a for Fuji when it arrives in June and is $100 cheaper than the official Nissin PS8 power pack. If you are in the market for a flash battery pack the Bolt Cyclone is worth a look at $200 off. “The Cyclone PP-310 Compact Power Pack for Portable Flashes is an […]
image courtesy of The Phoblographer Many readers have expressed conflict between purchasing the Fujifilm 35mm f2 R WR and 35mm f1.4 R. The XF35F2 is a very modern lens, while the XF35F1.4 was state of the art when the X system launched. The Phoblographer wrote a short article about these two lenses a bit ago if you’re still trying to decided. […]
The effort to save packfilm received a final response from Fujifilm since we last visited the story and it is not the one fans have been hopping for. “… we cannot now change our decision. Thus, we respectfully decline your proposals. “ Doc’s acceptance of Fujifilms final decision has lead him to found the ANALOG PRODUCT INSTITUTE (API), with […]
