No Joke: Official JOKER Movie Images taken With Fujifilm X Series Gear ;)

Photo: Niko Tavernise / Warner Bros. - taken with Fujinon XF50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR — Photo: Niko Tavernise / Warner Bros. – taken with Fujinon XF50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR

The Joker

Yesterday I was out with my wife watching the Joker movie, and I was so impressed by Joaquin Phoenix acting performance, that, once home, I googled for stills taken of Joaquin on the set of Joker.

I quickly stumbled on a series of brilliant images take taken by photographer Niko Tavernise (website – 500px – Twitter – Instagram).

Then I checked the EXIF data, something familiar showed up:

XF 50-14mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR

So I kept going through the images at and I saw…

…. that many images were taken with Fuji X-T2 and Fujifilm XF50-140. A few of them can be seen below.

Niko also used the Sony A9 with FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM, but as a Fujifilm blog, I’ll share only some of the Fujifilm images.

Congratz to Niko for his stunning set of images and make sure to check out his work at: website – 500px – Twitter – Instagram.

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image EXIF found at the following sites: theverge here, here and manintown here.

Speaking of Fujifilm behind the set, check out also:

Joker Images (and Trailer) Below

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“The smile beamed or so it seemed. But never reached the eyes, disguise.” #maiden #joker #joaquinphoenix we were shooting in a cramped space on a location for this. Two cameras on either side of me and from the hip on a 200 mm I found some fun stuff like this one. Never knew what I had till I downloaded that night. Lucky shot. That’s the best thing about shooting. The surprise images. I’ll never look at the images I just shot in camera during the day otherwise I’ll get depressed or overly excited. (Maybe superstition) Only till I can see it on a laptop I then can get excited. Thanks again to @toddphillips1 for boosting my ego daily. You rule!

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Niko Tavernise (@nikotavernise) am Sep 16, 2019 um 5:09 PDT