Fuji X-secrets workshop
There is just one more place available at Rico’s Fuji X-secrets workshop from the 3. to 5. of October, in Schwabach (Germany). For more information click here.
XF 50-140
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE:WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore /
Image samples at Rico’s Flickr here / First look at all the upcoming Fujifilm XF lenses at grittymonkey /
X100T
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro
Rico’s first sample shots at Flickr here / Photokina Hands-On preview at digitalcamerareview / beta real world samples at dpreview and updated overview here /
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– Landscape Photography Test with the Fuji X-T1 in Spanish at fuji-xperience (English translation) / Mike Browne looking to get into a mirror-less camera and picks a Fuji X-T1 (youtube) / Food Photography with the Fuji X-T1 at nicolesyblog / Iceland photos at jonasjacobsson / Gear Review – Field testing the Fuji X-T1 at focus52 / Fujifilm X-T1 Review: Perspective from a real wedding at danielkcheung / Olympus v. Fuji v. Sony (Part 5) – Which one will be SOLD? at joshmcleodphotography + Michaela Baranov and the Fuji X-T1 at joshmcleodphotography too / Giovanni: “I did some testing of the Fuji X – T1 with the 55-200. I took some photos on the sideline of a football game. I am attaching pictures 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 / Fuji X-T1 six months on at thebigpicturegallery / Fujifilmfilm X-T1 + Fujinon XF 56mm F1.2 shot at AhmedabadHD facebook /
soundimageplus: “I’ve moved my blog to a domain website. This is www.soundimageplus.com. I’ve also expanded what I do and have decided to work on making the blog a serious review and blogging site. In the past it’s just been more a less a hobby and a break from all the editing work I undertake. You’ve always been a supporter in the past and have been kind enough to link to my posts about Fuji gear. If you are interested there are some recent posts you and your readers might be interested in. I’m currently posting a lot of material to get the site up and running. The posts are: NIKON Df AND FUJI X-T1 – HIGH ISO COMPARISON – THE FUJI X-T1. A 6 MONTH USER EXPERIENCE AND REVIEW – SHOOTING STOCK AT STATELY HOMES WITH A NIKON Df and FUJI X-T1.
Switch to the X
– From DSLR to Mirrorless (X-T1) at peterdelaney /
KAIZEN
FR-reader John compared the red focus peaking between the Sony A6000 and the Fujifilm X-T1…. and would like one of Fuji’s Kaizen firmwares. See why here.
X100S
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– Tokyo: Then and Now, Film vs Fuji X100S at thomasalanphoto /
other X-series cameras
– Marvin Javellana: “Sharing with you my Photowalk today in Chicago taken by my Fuji X-E2 with my Fujinon 14mm and 55-200mm.” / X100, Portraits of discarded sofas capture flotsam and jetsam of L.A. at latimes / Street Photography Pairs with the Fuji X-E1 at thomasfitzgeraldphotography /
XF 18-135mm
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– Hands-On Lens Review: The Fuji XF 18-135mm at photofocus / Action shots at danbaileyphoto / THE FUJI 18-135mm ZOOM IS A GREAT LENS. at soundimageplus /
lenses
image courtesy: Stockografie / Flickr / Facebook /
– STOCKOGRAFIE: “This photograph was taken in Beijing after a long night flight. It was early in the afternoon and far too early for bed so I went out to relax a bit with my X-T1 and the Zeiss Touit 1.8/32. I participated in the „Zeiss for Photokina“ contest with this photograph and it was one of the last three. Due to this it was also shown at the Zeiss booth at Photokina.”
– Review and Samples of Fujifilm XF 10-24mm f/4 R OIS Lens at derekolsonphotography / XF 10-24 review at the Taiwanese site mobile01 / Kipon HandeVision IBELUX 40mm f/0.85 Hands-On Preview at ephotozine / Review of the 56mmF1.2 + X-T1 at kristamichaels / Sunset Portuguese fisherman & X-T1 + 23mm at afshoot / X-T1 still life with 60mm Glass Bubbles at macleancomms /
– Joshua Moss: “Hello, I thought I would send a quick note about the performance of the Fuji 50-230mm. I shot with this lens at the zoo and was amazed at the quality. This lens is also amazingly light. I believe it is an underrated lens in the Fuji lineup with an unbelievable cost to value ratio. I hope fuji continues to develop these light affordable lenses. If you would like to see the photos I took they are posted here https://joshmoss.exposure.co/nc-zoo ”
RAW-conversion
– Lightroom vs Iridient at jlmphotos / Fujifilm X-E1 + Photo Ninja = Awesome at thomasfitzgeraldphotography / Choosing a raw processor for Fuji X-Trans Files again at thomasfitzgeraldphotography /
a little bit of everything
– Seeing Better is Black and White—Part II (The Fuji Monochrom) at effeleven / Paris XF 10-24mm at patricemichellon / Photo Essay in Valencia, Spain at leighmiller / 2 Quick Tips That May Help You Get Sharper Images on the Fuji X-E1 at thomasfitzgeraldphotography / Photokina 2014: Interviews at dc-watch and also at at mirrorlessons /
17 Responses
I’m glad someone made a focus peaking video. When I mentioned this to people in various places the general response seemed a bit defensive towards Fuji. I’m all for Fuji, but it would be amazing for them and all other companies to adopt the same peaking system as the Sony cameras. I found it more enjoyable to use.
The Sony colour peaking is better. You have to think that things like patterns may prevent others from just copying the exact feature though. Is the peaking the same from other manufacturers?
From when I tried for a brief moment, the GH4 and OMD1 seem similar to Fuji’s but without the white highlights.
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Auto-corrections thanks.
I totally agree. I have NEX 5 and FP is better than my X-T1
while I agree that the sony is far better at focus peaking, it’s hard taking any photographic advice from someone who shoots a video into the light so we can’t actually see the screen properly. Anybody with even the slightest photographic abilities would have spotted this and re-shot
+1
In the “Lenses” section, “the Japanese site mobile01” that posted a XF10-24 review is actually a Taiwanese website.
thanks, corrected
Thanks for your prompt response.
I think it was soundimageplus who mentioned it, but whoever it was, I agree fully: Fuji needs to recognize that Silkypix and Adobe are not optimal, and that they need to provide a Fuji based processor. From my tests and usage, the in-camera processor is the best raw converter, but it is still limited to saving as a jpeg.
So, Fuji, please wake up and address this issue ~ ability to convert raw files to 16-bit TIFF in-camera, or your own bare-bones raw converter is necessary.
Even with ACR 8.4?
I just got Iridient software. So far I am impressed!
Fuji gotta improve the focus peaking function and its colors.
The sensor of the A6000 is one generation ahead of the one in the X-T1, so I guess Fuji will get the better focus peaking when they get the newer sensor from Sony (X-T2?) Not sure if they could just fix this with a firmware update for the old sensor.
FP on Sony has always been better, has nothing to do with a newer sensor. Lets pray for Kaisen to fix it.