Fuji X-T1 test shots with Leica 50mm Apo-Summicron: Another outing to Tower Bridge
Cameras at Everest, a century apart
Fuji Mojo: Street photography for introverts
OK, you're no Bruce Gilden, comfortable with the in-your-face street photography genre. Perhaps you feel you are a bit introverted and wonder where to start. David has trodden the cobbles and has a few tips for you.
Fuji X-E1 Impressions: Using with Leica lenses
Fuji, Fuji reaches for the sky in New York, New York!
New York is exciting at the best of times, but for a first-time visitor it can be overwhelming. David captured his first impressions of this world city through three prime lenses of his Fuji system.....
EISA Awards 2019: No Leica gongs but kudos for L-mount Alliance
Has the nifty fifty had its day? Or are you a dyed-in-the-wool 50mm traditionalist?
Fuji’s Kaizen firmware upgrade policy takes another leap forward
Fuji is again quick off the mark with firmware updates that make older models think they are the new kid on the block. It's a policy that pays off, says Bill....
Fuji X100T and X-T1: Choosing the right camera for street photography
After extensive experience with the Fuji X-T1, especially using it with the 27mm f/2.8 pancake lens for street photography, I now have my hands on the new X100T. The X100 cameras, launched in 2011, are probably the most popular modern digitals for street and the T is the latest iteration with electronic shutter, an improved hybrid viewfinder and higher-resolution screen.
A little light reading for the keen photographer
Click, click, click. It’s easy peasy these days to take that photograph. But the process is a lot more complicated than we imagine. David undertakes a light-hearted food-for-thought experiment and we may end up just a little wiser…..
