7 Must-Have Accessories For The Fujifilm X-T5
Discover all the best and most useful accessories for your Fujifilm X-T5. This comprehensive guide has everything you need for stunning photos and videos.
9 Must-Have Leica Q2 Accessories
The Leica Q2 is probably one of the best compact full-frame cameras you can buy. While it is mostly a complete package out of the box, it still lends itself…
7 Must-Have Accessories Canon R6
The Canon R6 is a great camera for both photographers and videographers, and there are a lot of different accessories to help adapt the camera for different situations. This guide…
A Complete List Of Speedlights For Fujifilm
A work in progress of all the speedlights available for Fujifilm. Fujifilm EF-X500 Flash Fujifilm EF-X500 Flash weather resistant, TTL and HSS capable. It has a range of 24-105mm,…
Best Memory Cards For The Pentax K-1
See the best performing memory cards in this speed test comparing all the most popular memory cards with the Pentax K-1.
Fujifilm XF 56mm f1.2 R Lens Review & Sample Photos
The Fujifilm XF 56mm f1.2 R lens is an absolutely phenomenal that is extremely fast with beautiful bokeh and a 7-blade rounded aperture at f1.2.
The lens is optically near perfect and is very well-built with an all metal barrel. It does have somewhat of a high element count as a tradeoff to great corner to corner sharpness and chromatic aberration control, so it does produce a slightly more ethereal bokeh compared to a lens like the 34mm f1.4 and is slightly softer in terms of micro-contrast. Because of the 7-blade aperture, bokeh will get a little busy compared to a lens like the Fujifilm 60mm f2.4 with its 9 blade aperture.
The only real draw back is the fly-by-wire autofocus and plastic lens hood.
How HDR Works In The New Lightroom
With the release of the new Lightroom CC 2015 or Lightroom 6, we can merge our HDRs by photo without leaving the software. The technique used is slightly different than…
A Few Days With The Olympus E-M5 ii
The Olympus E-M5 II has been one of those cameras I struggle not to buy. I’ve had it in my Amazon checkout cart, and I’m ready to go at least…
Fujifilm TCL-X100 Tele Conversion Review
The TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion lens is a lens you put over the X100 lens adding a 1.4x optical crop giving it a 50mm field of view in the equivalent 35mm format. It screws onto the front filter threads of any of the Fuji X100 series camera lenses.
Fujifilm X100T – A Real World Review
Not too long ago I made the leap into the FujiX100T fixed lens system. But why this camera? Why only a 16-megapixel APS-C camera with a fixed lens when I already own a Sony A7r with a few great lenses?
I used to think megapixels and dynamic range were all that mattered, but now after going through a few different camera bodies over the years, I've really come to learn that it's the physical camera itself that matters. Not just the specs, or the pixel depth of the sensor resolution, but the way the camera feels in your hand, the experience of shooting itself. I've come to learn that it's the actual physical process of taking the photos that I enjoy and the Fuji X100T is absolutely perfect for this.