There was a time not too long ago when the masses largely ignored Fujifilm cameras, but how quickly things can change. Starting with the X-T1, Fujifilm rapidly started gaining traction, and just a few short years later, they now have some of the best cameras on the market that sport APS-C and Medium Format sensors.
At the Fujifilm X Summit, Fujifilm announced the development of their Fujifilm X Pro 3. This is a camera that we were eagerly anticipating as the rest of the industry kept putting out cameras, lenses, etc.
At the Fujifilm X Summit, Fujifilm announced the development of their Fujifilm X Pro 3. This is a camera that we were eagerly anticipating as the rest of the industry kept putting out cameras, lenses, etc.
I’m a big Fuji fan. I love my X100F and have been thinking about switching to Fuji for my professional work for a while now. The X-T3 is a fantastic camera: fun to use, well-built, excellent image quality and focus.
The Fujifilm X series of cameras make for a solid companion for a photojournalist--but only if certain cameras are used along with certain lenses. If a photographer so chooses to work with those options available, then they'll find that the Fujifilm X system can be a fantastic option for a journalist working to earn a living.
Earlier on this week during a keynote in California, Sony showed off their new eye autofocus and tracking systems that will be available in a few of their Mirrorless cameras. The new eye autofocusing system will be made available via a firmware update to the Sony a9, A7 III, and the Sony A7r III, while the a6400 will launch with both of the new systems already in place this February.
Our testing of the new Fujifilm 8-16mm f2. 8 R LM WR here in NYC, and considering how well we've know Fujifilm cameras and lenses to be able to stand up to the elements we wanted to put this latest lens option through a thorough test.
Fujifilm's lineup of cameras is incredibly exciting, and the company is carving out a nice slice of the Mirrorless market for themselves. There are some quite remarkable Fujifilm cameras on the market right now and the current line up will appeal to many different people.
Hot on the heels of Canon’s EOS R announcement, Fujifilm has just announced their new camera, the X-T3. It’s the first APS-C sensor size mirrorless camera that records in 10-bit internally. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a production model to check its video capabilities. If you are short of time, let […]
The Fujifilm XT3 was introduced today, ushering Fujifilm into its fourth generation of the mirrorless APS-C camera market. Boasting an all-new back-illuminated 26. 1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor as well as the X-Processor 4 processor, the Fujifilm X-T3 promises to deliver remarkable image quality, significantly improved AF performance, and outstanding tracking performance of fast-moving subjects along with blackout-free burst shooting.
Like it or not, much of the conversation around image quality these days revolves around sensor size. When Sony announced the a7R IV, it boasted image quality that “rivaled medium format.” When people defend Micro Four Thirds, they show off their ultra-portable system and claim the images are “indistinguishable from full-frame.” And then you have […]
You might have thought the Fujifilm X-T series was finished with the release of the X-H1, that Fujifilm was digging into the competition and leaving their love of style behind as was evident with that monstrosity.
Fujifilm has just released a major firmware update for the X-T3 that claims to improve autofocus tracking in several important ways, including better Eye AF, better Face Detection, and better recognition of foreground objects.
SF Bay wedding photographer Reggie Ballesteros recently put together a different sort of camera vs camera comparison. Instead of setting up the same shots with both systems, he wants to see if people can tell which photos from the same wedding were shot with each camera.