Dear Fujifilm, I think we can all collectively agree that when it comes to retro ergonomics and modern tech, you're the undisputed leader. The Fujifilm X Pro 3 gives us all those great rangefinder aesthetics, a titanium body, and a coating that's difficult to scratch.
But why not lean more into it? Why not go back to brass and give us the cameras that we'll be proud to display for years to come? Just imagine how great a brass camera could be!. thephoblographer.com
In 2022, the Fujifilm X series will be hitting a few milestones. The X100 series will be 11 years old. And the X Pro series will be a decade old. A lot has changed and happened since the original 12MP Fujifilm X Trans sensor.
We can all agree that Fujifilm is doing a great job with medium format. Their cameras are pretty compact. They also boast fantastic features, performance, and image quality. But personally speaking, they're still not small enough.
The Fujifilm X100 was the single most impactful camera of the 2010s. I’ve seen folks say the same about the Sony a7/a7R, Samsung Galaxy NX1, and various Micro Four Thirds cameras, but I will argue that the Fujifilm X100 delivered a bigger bang than all of them combined. About the Fuji X100 Fuji is the […]
Today's generation of photographers are certainly spoiled for choice when it comes to gear, and there's always something new to try or buy almost every year. However, that doesn't necessarily mean we should always go for the latest releases.
Today's generation of photographers are certainly spoiled for choice when it comes to gear, and there's always something new to try or buy almost every year. However, that doesn't necessarily mean we should always go for the latest releases.
In many ways, the Fujifilm X100F is both the closest thing to a perfect camera and the most infuriating camera at the same time. By itself, the Fujifilm X100F boasts quite a bit of upgrades over its predecessor the X100T that truly make it competitive and viable.