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Upcoming Lenses / CP+ report
Complete report from the Fujifilm booth at CP+ 2015 at grittymonkey / Upcoming Fuji Lenses – “Old School’ and very tempting at soundimageplus /
Tethering
MUST READ: X-T1: Tethering with Adobe Lightroom and Fujifilm HS-V5 / Hands-on: X-T1 and Lightroom Tethered Plugin. Yessss.at laroquephoto /
Fujifilm X-A2
The Fujifilm X-A2 at high-ISO at Rico’s fujixsecrets (in German) – translated version /
PRE-ORDER XF 16-55mmF2.8 WR
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: wexUK / PCHstore /
MUST READ: First Look at the XF 16-55mmF2.8 WR / Fuji 16-55mm f/2.8 vs 18-55mm f/2.8-4 at admiringlight / Another Afternoon with Rachel Bowler & the XF 16-55mm at ideasandimages / Fuji XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Lens Review at planopora / Review at wimarys / Spanish Review at dslrmagazine (translation) / Fujinon XF 16-55mm F/2.8 | Initial Thoughts at slrlounge / The Fuji XF 16-55 LM WR (Part 1) at adamkingphoto / Fuji XF16-55mm 1:2.8 R LM WR Part 1 at leighmiller / Real World Samples at dpreview / Samples at photographyblog / Atmospheric photography at Witley Court in Worcestershire (shot with 16-55) at dcphotographic /
XF 50-140
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE:WexUK / PCHstore /
Review at 1000wordpics /
Gilles Baribeau: “I just wanted to share the result I got with my X-T1 and XF50-140mmm combo at sports and action photography… The engineering department at Laval University was hosting one of the SAE Baja competition this weekend. It was a great! The full set: https://flic.kr/s/aHsk8gaj3W, Gilles Baribeau“
XF 56mm f/1.2 APD
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / DigitalRev EUROPE: AmazonUK / PCHstore / WexUK / DigitalRev AUSTRALIA: CameraPro / DigitalRev
MUST READ: Rico’s X-pert corner comparison XF 56 vs XF 56 APD / Review at photographyblog / Fujifilm’s Fifty-Sixes Compared! The APD Effect… at mikemander / 56 APD Review at bigheadtaco / Samples (56 APD vs 56) at dcdv.zol / Side by Side Comparison: XF56mm F1.2 R Lens vs XF56mm F1.2 R APD Lens at Fuji Australia / Fujifilm Completes the F2.8 Lineup! 16-55mm F2.8 WR Lens Review at bokeh-monster /
X100/S/T + TCL/WCL
X1ooT
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23, the T and me, part 3 – A challenging day with the x100T at photogenykstudios / Fuji Colors with the Fuji X100T at alessandromichelazzi / Why I Chose Small Compact Camera Like Fujifilm X100T at wazariwazir / Less is often MORE at hendriximages / Test at the German site pctipp / review at newcamera /
X100/S
Leica T (Typ 701) And Fuji X100s Comparisons at soundimageplus / Florida with the X100S at mjrussellphotography / Business Trip to Dubai at simonburgessphotography / MY 2014 Review | London Documentary Wedding Photographer at vopoku / Playing with a Fuji X100s at Eatology at rkhmn / Swiss Travels with the X100 at thebigpicturegallery / London – Columbia Road Market at simonburgessphotography / The Poor Mans Leica, FUJI X100S at getprismatic /
TCL/WCL
Photographing London with a X100s and a TCL-x100 at Henrysmithscottage / 87 Pitti Uomo Firenze / Photos, life and people. Fuji X100T and TCL-X100 teleconverter test at alessandromichelazzi /
Fujifilm X-T1 + Graphite X-T1
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Vienna on the street with Sony A7R and Fuji X-T1 at glyons / X-T1 goes medieval at johncaz / Macro product photography with the Fujifilm X-T1 at dan-taylor / Photographing Pope Francis with the Fujifilm X series at mirrorlessons / Back Out With the Fuji at mattwilkinsonphotography / Short review at mkaz / Fuji X-T1 video mode settings, test and overview at Lukas Gisbert-mora youtube / Fujifilm X-T1 – Mini Review at photofocus / Indianapolis Children’s Museum at feddestudios / The Digital Contact Sheet :: Episode 6 at derekclarkphotography / The Fujifilm X-T1; My Likes and Dislikes After a Couple of Months of Heavy Use at thewanderinglensman / Fujifilm One Year On… at gnasherseye / To Africa with the Fuji X-T1 at davidduchemin /
other X-series cameras
Fuji Guys – Fujifilm XQ2 – Top Features at youtube / Faces of India at exposure / A walk around my hometown with the Fuji X-Pro1 at tcrphotography / X-E2 + 27mm: Athens: a week after the elections at robertlorenzmeyer / X-E1, 2 years of mirrorless shooting at lichtscheu / X-E2: South Pacific Sojourn – To Zoom or Not To Zoom at findingrange / X-E2+X-PRO1 cocktail session at wilsonchiew.exposure /
lenses
XF 35mm review at fuji-Xperience (translation)
X-mount lenses
XF 35mm review in Spanish at fuji-Xperience (translation) / XF 23mmF1.4 at 1000wordpics / Fujifilm Fujinon 27mm f2.8 Review at peeceestudio / Zeiss Touit 32mm f1.8 T* Review at peeceestudio / 55-200 review at slrgear / What Fujinon XF Lens Should I Buy? 2nd Edition part 2 at youtube / Fujinon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS Review at peeceestudio / Fuji 18mm f2 review – A little piece of magic at photogenykstudios / Fujinon 10-24mm f/4 OIS Review at peeceestudio / The Fuji X-T1 with Fujinon lenses at ianmacdonaldphotography / 1.2 Point of View: Fuji XF 56mm First Impression at rivalsvs / FUJIFILM FUJINON XF 27 Mm F/2.8 Pancake Lens + LEICA T And Some Amazing Bokeh at soundimageplus / 14mm review at camerastuffreview / French XF 18mm review at k-pture / Fujinon 60mm f/2.4 Macro Review at peeceestudio / German Testbericht: Fuji X-T1 mit Fujinon XF 23 mm at kwerfeldein /
other lenses
Das Carl Zeiss Distagon 35mm f1.4 zm at qimago (translation) / Mitakon 35mm F0.95 Review at fujixman / Rikenon 55mm f/1.2 review at jonasraskphotography /
RAW-conversion / processing / Jpeg
The Very Best X-Trans Lightroom Workflow at hendriximages / Does Lightroom now do a better job converting X-Trans files? at thewanderinglensman / Fujifilm X-T1 Raw Files edited in Lightroom 5.7.1, Photo Ninja and Topaz Detail 3; What Is The Visual Difference? at thewanderinglensman / Fuji X Raw editing – How to get the jpeg look at finn-b / Supplement to the X-trans RAW conversion article at eyesuncloudedphoto /
Switch to the X
What Makes Someone Jump Ship? at mirrorlessminutes /
Acessories / Flash / Extension Tubes
5 Tricks to improve the battery life of your X-series camera at the Spanish site fuji-xperience (translation) / Fuji X-E1 and X-E2 L Bracket Grip with Leather at andrewnewson / Nissin i40 flash for Fuji at johncaz / Gariz Leather Half-Case for Fujifilm X-E1/X-E2 Review at photographylife / Fujifilm Macro Tubes MCEX-11 & MCEX-16 at derekclarkphotography / Fujifilm MCEX-11 review at the French site k-pture / Fuji’s new extension tubes: To infinity and beyond at macfilos /
6 Responses
Well I have a comment in general. Two weeks ago I purchased the 56 1.2 lens. This past weekend I photographed two baby christenings back to back in a very well lit church — let’s just say that at F4 I was at only ISO 640… So plenty of light. Initially I tried using the 56 1.2 at around 1.8 but it just wouldn’t lock focus — and that was at around ISO 200 or so. Again: Plenty of light. So I had to swap out for my 18-55 (even though I had brought my 35 1.4, as well as my Nikon gear).
The 18-55 performed flawlessly, shooting at either end of it’s range – perfect images. Yes, the ISO creeped up some, but so what? I was shooting jpeg+raw and wound up applying my preset I have setup in LR5.x to all the raw files, exported them and made the jpegs available to the parents. Easy. I wish I could have kept the 56, but with it’s slow, to non-existent focusing I wound up sending it back. That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.
I received mine with tiny metal flakes inside. It is a good lens but indeed slow. Fuji’s autofocus is not good and shallow DOF is giving the body a hard time. I returned mine the next day. Now I stick to a manual 50mm planar lens. Missing the DOF of 56/1.2 but I could live without it.
Quote from the Nissin i40 review:
The first option on the small dial offers a video LED light. Unfortunately the LED light doesn’t let the camera fire for normal picture taking. It seems Nissin intended this light only for video use.
NOPE, this is a Fuji firmware-stupidity! Other TTL flash systems also have their is-flash-charged-signal that is meanig, not to count on the light from flash when exposing. Fuji uses this signal to block the camera intentionally.
They may have meant it for a feature, it became just an annoying BUG.
(While on video-light, the is-flash-charged-signal is normally negative, but instead of counting on the bare ambiental light – including the video light – Fuji cameras get blocked. Congratulations!)
That X100S vs. Leica T at soundimageplus seems kind of ridiculous. My X100S is NOT that blurry in the center at f/2. I don’t know what kind of a dud he used to compare but I believe there is something wrong with his lens. Also those burned highlights? Can’t say for sure but the DR on that image does not look nearly big enough for that to happen. I smell fish.
Patrick, I just checked out that site a bit and it just looks pathetic. Stuffed with ads from top to bottom and a proper portfolio of the guy is nowhere to be found. The “portfolio” linked on his site is a bad joke (only ancient photos). His stock photography includes many completely over-the-top HDR photos. The so-called “reviews” hardly include images and those included are absolutely nothing to write home about.
Please stop promoting this guy by posting links to his site!
You seriously made a comment about ads on another website while on this site?
Well yes, I did. And I understand why you find that strange 😉
But to me there is a difference between someone who shares rumours and someone who reviews and compares camera gear and claims to be a good photographer which implies a certain taste. Usually a good photographer has a website to promote his work and therefore is willing to invest a little bit of money so that he will gain customers. Patrick does this whole thing in his free-time and can obviously not afford to lose money on this site.