image courtesy: Max Angeloni (RiflessiFotografici) Fujifilm X-M1 Fujinon 18-55mm
[definitely, the “soul” is in the photographer]
Max Angeloni of riflessifotografici just posted his first article about the X-M1 here (English version). Who’s the target group of this camera? Why will photographers who are coming from a DSLR feel right at home with the X-M1 (more than those coming from the X-PRO1/X-E1)? And do you want to enjoy some beautiful shots taken with the [shoplink 13828]X-M1[/shoplink] and the following lenses: [shoplink 13829]27mm[/shoplink], [shoplink 12887]18-55mm[/shoplink], [shoplink 12888]14mm[/shoplink], [shoplink 12892]55-200[/shoplink]? Then check this article out here (English version).
X-M1 (body only or with 16-50mm) – USA: AmazonUS / BHphoto / Adorama / DigitalRev / Pictureline EUROPE: DigitalRev / WexUK / PCHstore / AmazonITA
XF 27mm – USA: AmazonUS / BHphoto / Adorama / DigitalRev / Pictureline EUROPE: DigitalRev / WexUK / PCHstore / AmazonITA XC 16-50: WexUK / PCHstore
image courtesy: Max Angeloni (RiflessiFotografici)
Fujifilm X-M1 Fujinon 27mm 1/4000, f/2.8, Iso 200
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The target audience are going to be the majority of x100s wannabe owners, who are sick and tired of waiting for stock to come in…
I met Max at the Fujifilm press conference a week ago. Very nice guy. Having tried the X-M1 myself, I agree when he says that this camera can work as a second body even for the pros. It’s solid, has well-placed dials, and of course, takes magnificent pictures. Yes, I know, it doesn’t have a viewfinder, but I doubt young photographers of the “smartphone” generation will find this an issue.