The good news is that it feels like a prime lens. Yes, that's right. The prototype Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 R OIS WR that we've been playing with is incredible. It gives Fujifilm users everything that they want for the most part.
Just a few years ago, in-body image stabilization was not a very common feature, but now it can be found in more and more cameras. Sony really pushed the technology to the front line when they started selling affordable cameras with their 5 axis IBIS, and now others are following suit.
Fujifilm launched their X-H1, now the top camera in their X-Series line, back at the beginning of the month following a mid-February announcement. Among many things, the camera was touted for its significant upgrades in the video arena and a big push was made to appeal the camera to the professional video crowd.
Fujifilm launched their X-H1, now the top camera in their X-Series line, back at the beginning of the month following a mid-February announcement. Among many things, the camera was touted for its significant upgrades in the video arena and a big push was made to appeal the camera to the professional video crowd.
We really liked the Tamron 45mm F1. 8 as a stabilized fast prime for DSLRs and thanks to it being discounted today, it is now an even better deal. Definitely worth picking up if you are in the market for a ~50mm lens.
On Thursday Fujifilm launched their new flagship X-Series camera, the X-H1, and to put it simply this is more than just the new kid on the block. This camera has some serious feature and usability improvements over the previous X-Series cameras that will no doubt make the Fujifilm ecosystem even more attractive to both photographers AND videographers.