I love toys… camera equipment toys, that is. And thanks to my never-ending photographic ADD, I have owned a lot of different cameras. I have a pretty good understanding of most of the different camera makes and models that are on the market today. I’ve shot most of them to some degree, and I have […]
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"Of course, the vast majority of my professional life came to a crashing halt in 2020," relates professional photographer Guy Carpenter to us in an interview. "I spent a few weeks in March and April 2020 at home, reading a lot of books.
If you want to be able to get your hands on a seriously spec'd camera you need to act fast. Right now the excellent Fujifilm X-T2 can be yours for only $799! That's a massive savings of $800. 95 off of the original price! This is a beast of camera that will prove to be hard to beat at this price point.
If you want to be able to get your hands on a seriously spec'd camera you need to act fast. Right now the excellent Fujifilm X-T2 can be yours for only $799! That's a massive savings of $800. 95 off of the original price! This is a beast of camera that will prove to be hard to beat at this price point.
The world of Mirrorless cameras is rapidly evolving, and with the increased competition in these Mirrorless market prices are falling rapidly. If you are on the hunt for a new camera, or perhaps some new lenses or accessories, and you want to save some money, you have come to the right place.
Fujifilm has taken down its highly anticipated v4. 0 firmware update for the X-T2, stating that “malfunctions” have been discovered. The new firmware launched about a week ago and brought internal F-log, HD 120fps, and focus bracketing to the X-T2, among other things.
Fujifilm has just rolled out another ‘Kaizen‘ firmware update that brings major new features to an older camera. Among the upgrades arriving in v4. 0 for the Fujifilm X-T2 are internal F-log and 120fps slow motion recording in HD.
If you listen to the ramblings of so many photographers out there, they'll tell you about how and why full frame is the way to go; and they'll rarely talk about depth of field but we all know that somewhere deep down inside, they're thinking about it.