B&H Photo is having a big PNY sale today only that includes a variety of U3 and U1 memory cards and flash drives. Elite Performance 32GB Elite Performance UHS-1 SDHC Memory Card (U1, Class 10) 64GB Elite Performance UHS-1 SDXC Memory Card (U3, Class 10) 128GB Elite Performance UHS-1 SDXC Memory Card (U3, Class 10) 256GB Elite […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xQsr2uOX48 Fujifilm is working diligently to provide photographers with new resources since updating the official Fujifilm-X website. In this video Damien Lovegrove walks us through his thought process while shooting a model with his Fujfilm X-Pro 2 and Fujinon XF56mmF1.2 R. I haven’t done much work with models, but I always find watching others give direction interesting. Via […]
image courtesy of KSG photography A daddy daughter combo shot a wedding together for the first time and turned it into an interesting blog post about the experience. The daughter that goes by “The G” shot the wedding completely manually with a Fujifilm X-T1 and X-E1, which is very impressive considering she’s only 9-years-old, dad must […]
Alexey Danilchenko reverse-engineered Fujifilm X-Pro2 compressed RAW and granted LibRaw, LLC the rights to incorporate his code into the LibRaw library. This decoder is distributed as a part of LibRaw library, subject to LGPL 2.1 and CDDL 1.0 licenses. The code is available from our Github repository: As separate branch: github.com/LibRaw/LibRaw/tree/xtrans-compressed As single commit: aeab4d8ea58f85050d1253bdc41f51baa79ffe65 […]
If you’re an original Fujifilm X fan like me, than you’re probably aware of how IR sensitive their cameras can be. They aren’t quite full spectrum cameras, but you can capture some unique shots with just a large R72 infrared filter and step down/up rings like I did the other day at Morikami.
Fujifilm’s new photographer site is a useful tool for learning what’s in your favorite X-Photographers bag. It’s loaded with tons of examples of their best work and you can search it by photographer/lenses/cameras/country/etc… Fujifilm did a great job organizing the new X-Photographers site and populated it with a ton of useful information that would be difficult to find elsewhere.
