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X100/S/T + TCL/WCL
USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / PCHstore / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro
Fujifilm X100T video review at AllAboutTheGear youtube /
X100T: Fuji X100s vs Fuji X100T (Almost) at alexanderleaman / X100T review at steves-digicams / X100S: Two Steps to Make the X100s the Best Street Camera at effeleven / How the Fuji X100 Series Changed My Photography at wexphotograhic /
Fujifilm X-T1 + Graphite X-T1
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Bigheadtaco with A Fuji Guy: Fujifillm X-T1 with XF 16-55mm vs X-E2 with XF 18-55mm at bigheadtaco’s youtube
Fujifilm X-T1 — The best of the X – REVIEW at Blunty – DigiDIRECT youtube / Fuji X-E2 vs Fuji X-T1: The Luxury of a Choice at mirrorlessminutes / First date with the X-T1 at creativelondonphotographer / Paris, two primes and the Fuji X-T1 at nicklasurephotography / Why I love and hate my Fujifilm X-T1 at babzowski / Behind the Lens: Square Beach (X-T1 + 14mm) at medium / A year with the Fuji X-T1 at mikecroshaw / Fuji X-T1 captures the Northern Lights in Iceland at martinspencephotography / A Little Bit of Black And White Work With The X-T1 at thewanderinglensman / Road Race with the X-T1, 23mm 1.4, 56mm 1.2 and the 50-140mm 2.8 at chrisharrisonphotography /
other X-series cameras – X30 review at dpreview
X-Transformed? Fujifilm X30 Review at dpreview / XQ2 review at photographyblog / X-E2 + 23mm Full Moon Madness at henrysmithscottage / X-E2 review at weeattogether / X30 makes it into The Top Three Super Slim Cameras at BestBuy / The aftermath of Cyclone Pam on Tanna Island, Vanuatu through the lens if fujifilm (X-E1) at tomrichardsphotography / Light and Color with the Fuji X-Pro1 at shootlighter /
lenses
X-mount lenses
Snow Sleet or Rain – No Problem Fujifilm X-T1 and XF16-55 at brandonremler / Fujinon XF16-55mm F2.8 LM R WR- a working dog worth the money at thistonybridge / Choosing between the Fuji 16-55mm, 18-135mm and 18-55mm at aboutphotography-tomgrill / Fujifilm XF 16-55mm Lens Review at gieseyproductions /Portrait series shot on the Fuji X-T1 with XF 23mm, 56mm and 50-140mm at jonasjacobsson / Fujinon XF 35mm F1.4 R Review at musicphotographer / Fujinon XF 10-24 f4 review at wimarys / Love is the Fuji 35mm 1.4 at richardwoodphotographer / Street Photography PRIME TIME in NEW YORK with the XF 23mm 1.4 at bjornmoerman / Fuji 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 Initial Impressions at photographylife / 18-135 review at slrgear / Fuji 18-135mm WR Lens Review: A very good all-in-one, weather-sealed option for the X-T1 at imaging-resource /
RAW-conversion
Capture one released version 8.2 has been released with Fujifilm X-A2 support. Check it out it here. / post-processing fuji X-trans files in the apple photos beta at tjfelicianophoto / Photo Ninja 1.2.4 review at wimarys / Iridient Developer Fujifilm X-Trans Presets at wimarys /
Switch to the X
Nikon to Fujifilm X: One Year After the Switch at ricklewisphotography /
Acessories / Flash / Adapter / Extension Tubes
Björn: I am owning an X-E1 and have designed a custom grip via Shapeways which is a bit more affordable than the one offered by Fuji and meets my taste in terms of ergonomics more accurately because it makes the cam feel a little bit more like a DSLR. You can take a look at it here!
Our 10 Favourite Fujifilm X100T Accessories at mirrorlessons / First Impression: Lensmate Fujifilm X100T Thumbrest at rivalsvs / Lee Filters on my Fujifilm X100T at darcymoore / Problems using LEE filters on Fuji lenses at finn-b / Fujifilm Extension Tubes for the X Series at brandonremler / New X-E2 and X-E1 half case at Nucis Leather /
a bit of everything – X-PRO2 Babblings & Film Simulation VELVIA
The World of Film Simulation episode #3 VELVIA at fujifilmXworld /
Babblings About Fuji X-Pro2 at olafphotoblog / Chris Weston CP+ 2015 stage talkshow on youtube / What does a pro look for in a photoshoot at jccrafford / Street Photography with the X series at fujilove & Panorama Photography Meets the Fuji X Series at fujilove / 8 tricks to dominate the visual power in your photos at the Spanish site fuji-Xperience (translation) / Interview With… Kevin Mullins at X100C / Luna: “I think. X-Pro1 brass edition is very cool. Painted of Gundam Marker Gold color. Flickr” / Aurora, Fuji, Sony and Fish-Eye at miksmedia / The Death of Kaizen? A Change in Fujifilm’s Update Strategy at henrysmithscottage / The Best Mirrorless Cameras According to 30 Expert Photography Bloggers at mirrorlessons /
A little bit of fun
The mirrorless Party 2015 at camerastoreTV
17 Responses
Death of Kaizen? If it is dead, Fuji have nothing to offer but aperture rings on some of its lenses, and now Panasonic and even Sony have those.
Go for it then
Are you sure they have nothing to offer? The cameras are pretty damn nice. Perhaps you should ask yourself whether you have anything to offer in terms of photographs.
While everyone, including myself, look forward to improvements, we should all be thankful that we have cameras – I sure as heck couldn’t produce one.
X-Pro2 needs more improvements than a few rumored. Here they are:
• Improved and bigger VF
• -3EV focusing (at least -2EV) for low light AF shootong
• All PDAF points + fast manual AF point selection
• Improved AF-C + 8 fps at least
• Dedicated Back-AF button placed near thumb
• Better placed and AE lock button
• Improved DR
• Not cheated ISO
• All buttons customable allowing to asign any feature
• 1/250s X-Sync
• +/- 1/3s braketing
• Tilt LCD (for low/high level shooting)
• Add NR setting to OFF
• Allow “Blur Warning” mark turn OFF
• More Fn buttons, best 4 with one at front
• Bigger grip
• 2-3 customizable User settings (U1 / U2 / U3) with switch on top or back body.
• Improved focus peaking and split image from X-T1 fore more precise focusing
Please just stop posting that all the time! It’s annoying!
Some of those will surely be on the X-Pro2. Some are very likely. Some would be very nice. Some are just your personal wishes. Very few are anything near important enough for X-Pro2 to “need” them.
At last you took the ridiculous X-Sync demand off that list…
Oh, and 8 fps “needed”? For all those future X-Pro2 owners shooting BIF? Rock’n’Roll!
All wishes are personal, also your “non important needs for X-Pro2” with probably 1 fps. Stop crying on ones wishes. It’s amusing.
George, if you called them “wishes” they would still be annoying but at least it would be honest. Thing is, you didn’t.
BTW George (or should I call you Marcus?), it’s called “dissociative identity disorder” and can be treated!
Don’t bother Jano, George is the local Copy&Paste resident expert
+1 for George from me. A lot of his remarks point to quite annoying, distracting or even poorly conceived matters. Is this so much exaggeration for a camera that will be likely close to the 2K-price tag? I’d add a better flash FW instead, one that really keeps intelligent track of the subjects and adjusts the flash power accordingly and makes use of the IR-assist light. If others can do this right, Fuji has to improve. Most of all, yes, yes, I know it starts bothering everyone but I hope Fuji does a way better X-Trans RAW implementation with a new sensor. The 16MP caused way too many issues and 100% market support from day one without artifacts, that would be a refreshing surprise. The only exaggeration I see in Georges mail are all those user settings and custom buttons… but I indeed find Fuji’s firmware not the best concept, there is ground for a profound UI improvement.
ChatNoir, you got me wrong. I myself wish for most of the things on his list and I think many of them should be expected. It’s just that it’s incredibly annoying if he posts the same comment in so many threads. Also he always pretends like the X-Pro2 will fail if it doesn’t have all of those. All it really needs is:
– All the current features from X-T1 (especially AF) and X100T (especially new VF)
– New sensor (though it could be rather successful even with the old sensor)
– Finally perfect Adobe X-Trans support (or no more X-Trans, I’m not convinced the benefits are enough to justify the added annoyance in workflow)
But I do think some of his wishes are ridiculous:
– 8 fps on a rangefinder?
– “Not cheated ISO” Who freaking cares except for internet comparisons? Go take some pictures!
– 1/250 flash sync. I’ve repeatedly heard people complain about the slow sync but I’ve not once had anyone tell me what 1/250th will do that 1/180th doesn’t. Still won’t let you kill bright sunlight (which looks fake anyways) and for studio use I see no point. Happy to correct myself if someone finally enlightens me…
Oh, and George aka Marcus has now even started to use two different accounts and replies to his own comment. That’s pretty funny.
8FPS is not a requirement, indeed. The cheated ISO setting… yes, comparing pictures of DSLRs gear with Fuji still shows quite some difference and I personally don’t agree with some of the extraordinary looking ISO findings some blogs and reviews claim. Fuji’s not bad, but they are no winners in this area either, even in the APS/C realm. But it’s today not fully Fuji’s vocation to be the best in this area. Leica isn’t either. We won’t look to much at M43. But 1 or 2 stops more would be very welcome, if we pay about the price of a FF camera, the quality to be expected must be at an equal level. The flash sync… please give us 1/250 in 2015. Btw, in my X-Pro1 I really had a lot of trouble even at 1/180. It was more a spec than a reality, I’m afraid. I really stopped using the X-Pro1 for this purpose (studio-work) after a while, since its flash behavior was in my eyes very weird and sometimes completely bugged. Fuji can only do better in next models.
Won’t go over everything. I get wonderful results from that ancient 😉 sensor and that’s all that counts for me. The quality is better than the D700 sensor which was the camera of my dreams just a few years ago. Just because better exists doesn’t mean I need it. Still, any advances are welcome of course.
I don’t think for one second about the naming of the ISO, doesn’t do a thing to your images if you’re not using an external light meter.
You still haven’t exactly explained to me where 1/180 limits you in the studio? Killing ambient?
Concerning FF price I agree with you. I see no reason why the X-Pro line should cost more than the X100 line. The technology inside will mostly be the same. The X-Pro will have higher material costs due to its size and will most likely be weather sealed but the X100 has a lens on it that is surely not cheap. So they should really sit at the same price point.
Oh Jano, you sound like a blind Fuji fanboy if you noticed first time such wish for X-cams like l listed 1/250 flash sync, not cheated ISO, better AF than in X-T1, improved DR, +/- 1/3s braketing, improved AF-C, better camera customisation, etc. Oh yeah, your need of X-Pro2 improvement is very convincing – “very few are anything near important enough for X-Pro2 to “need” them”.
And Jano, or should I call you Fuji PR?
I’d love to work for Fuji!
But I’d prefer helping them develop a good menu system and creating a great iPad app for post-processing than work on PR. PR is not my thing.
Sadly, they haven’t asked 😉
Suddenly, C1 8.2 does a way better rendering of the deep blues and violets (near the “out of gamut” warning values) than any developer I’ve ever seen before.
Have any of you tried synching above 180? I shoot my XT1 regularly at 250 regularly no problem. 250 is decent, need more? then get a X100t or buy a hss flash (nissin)