Fuji x100s Follow Up Review. I have been DSLR free for about two months and all is well.
During the past two months I’ve been to Cuba, New York (x2), and Arizona. Fujifilm FinePix X100 In-Depth Review. Review based on a production X100 with Firmware 1.10 NOTE - On 21st March 2012 Fujifilm updated the X100's firmware to Version 1.20 with a number of new features - most notably the ability to customise the 'RAW' button.
We recommend familiarising yourself with these improvements and bearing them in mind when reading this review, which is based on the previous FW version. Beep - Boop - Bip - Bug. Beep, Boop, Bip, Bop, Bug, Dragons, Operas and Fish Please Note: Leica Monochrom and Leica ME cameras require a shorter version of our soft release as the shutter button on these new cameras differs in its design when compared to the M9, M8 and older M cameras.
Our soft release design is being updated to reflect this shorter thread found on the Leica ME and Leica Monochrom. Please indicate your camera model when ordering and we will be pleased to accommodate your request. Meeting a Stranger: The Fuji X100: A Street Photographer’s View. 「カタログギフト」といっても、数多くのコンセプトがあります。
取り扱っている商品も多種多様で、用途別、金額別と更に細かく分類されています。 ではここで、自分がカタログギフトを貰う側になったと仮定してみてください。 届いた冊子の中から商品を選ぼうとして困ったことはありませんか？ 欲しいものがない、なんだか安っぽく思える、こんなに商品がたくさん並んでいるのにピンとくるものがない。 結局特に欲しくもなかった無難なものを選び、届いた商品は箱にしまったきり使わなかった…。 Fujifilm X100s review. I recently took the plunge and purchased a Fuji X100s after toying with the idea for a couple of weeks.
I came close to buying the original X100 when it was released, but all the talk of poor AF and general speed put me off in the end. This isn’t going to be an exhaustive review; I am not really interested in “pixel-peeping” and there are plenty of those kinds of tests online anyway. I just want to give my impressions of the camera from a real-world perspective, having used the camera now for a couple of weeks.
I made my camera look really old/crappy - I Document Mods. Screen Protectors - Page 5 - Fuji X Accessories. It's not ur imagination, the GGS is slightly too big for the X100.
That's why even though I use GGS exclusively on all my cameras, I chose ACMAXX this time as the fit is better. The difference being that the ACMAXX is made specially for the X100, whereas so far the GGS others have been fitting are generic models. The ACMAXX is however, more expensive than the GGS, which can be found on amazon/ebay type sites for ~$5. The ACMAXX is ~$20 from memory. GGS have made a specialized protector for each of my previous cameras, so I'm sure eventually they will get around to doing so for the X100. In saying all of this, any screen protector that is of a hard type, whether made of glass or plastic may collect dust/grime etc around the edges as they are raised a mm or so from the surface of the camera.
Loss Through Overexposure. Published on October 27th, 2011 After coming out of the digital slr closet with my recent purchase of a Fuji X100, as I browse through performance related accessories for the rangefinder I’m coming across people who accesorize the hell out of these cameras, and I’m not quite sure how much function factors into these changes.
Sure when you own a SLR you buy a battery pack to make the camera look bigger (come on now, your battery life isn’t THAT bad that you need one), and I admit to being guilty of buying larger lens hoods for my telephotos, but there seems to be a whole market of people who dig through old camera parts and straps to throw on their rangefinders/35mm slrs. These two caught my eye over on here. ネオクラシック・デジタル、最初の挑戦. FinePix X100は、大胆なまでにオールドスクールスタイルを取り入れたカメラだ。
ドレスアップファンにとってありがたいことに、アクセサリーシューには外付けファインダーが装着でき、アダプターリング「AR-X100」を介せば好みのレンズフードが取り付けられる。 往年のレンジファインダーカメラをモチーフに、クラカメ用アクセサリーで存分にスタイルチェンジが楽しめそうだ。 今回はボディカラーのシルバーとブラックをテーマに、ふたつのスタイルを考えてみた。 ボディ：富士フイルムFinePix X100 ファインダー：ニコン 3.5cmファインダー レンズフード：フォクトレンダー 310/47 ステップアップリング：マルミ 49-52mmステップアップリング ステップアップリング：ケンコー OMリングセット52mm ソフトレリーズ：Leicatime Concave solid stainless ストラップ：weiche Brise ディケイドダイアスタッズ 1例目はシルバーベースのドレスアップだ。 ただし、見方を変えると、無難にまとまってしまったという点は否めない。 My UN Lens Hoods have arrived from Japan.. - Fuji X Accessories. Ordered these a few weeks ago directly from UN, as discovered it was possible from another chap on here.
Great service and arrived pretty swiftly. Cost just over £100 for this lot, and I did get raped by the customs for the VAT (another £30) but very pleased with the items none the less. They are awesome quality and fit great too. I would definitely recommend UN to others, top service, very friendly, and they speak perfect English. Pics as follows. Photography By Zack Arias.
Here is the strangest gear review I have ever written.
Let me set the stage… Picture a bar scene… There’s a distinguished looking ol’ fellow sitting at the bar. He has silver hair and laugh lines around his eyes. He’s well dressed. Well groomed. In the corner we have Olympus, Panasonic, and Sony. The X100s and the Lee Seven5 System. I am a massive fan of long exposure photography and the only issue I have ever faced with my X100/X100s was the challenge of capturing long exposure photographs during the day light hours. I tried a few 49mm variable filters with little or no success and because the X100s system is all about simplicity the idea of struggling with step-up or step-down adaptors to attach an ND filter just didn’t make sense. To this end I found the X100s was my main everyday camera but I had to pack another system if I was planning long exposure captures.
Welcome the Lee Seven5 Micro System. 30 Photos of Ireland captured with the X100s. When Fujifilm announced the X100s I have to admit I was excited. I had grown to love the X100, I had grown used to the quirks and foibles of the original incarnation and learned to focus on the positives, as they were plenty. The X100s may look almost identical to the original X100 but in short it is a completely different animal (photographically speaking).
The X100s is a phenomenal leap in performance and image quality to the original X100, the new X-Trans sensor is brilliant and especially shines in low light environments and as a result I am using it for literally everything. Although the X100s is only out a few months I have already taken it to most of the counties in Northern Ireland (and also Donegal). I’ve used in every weather condition Ireland can throw at it in this very long Winter of Spring. The remarkable Fuji X100S as a Family Camera. By Paul Rogers I'm a professional photographer. I make my entire living from editorial photography for The Times newspaper, and documentary wedding photography. How to Improve Your Cityscape Photographs.
By Jason Row on in Shooting A dramatic cityscape is one of the powerful images we have in photography. It can convey a sense of wonder, power and beauty, often all three together. In this article we are going to take a look at how to shoot cityscapes for best effect. Fuji X Series Camera Forum - A Photography Community Dedicated to the Fujifilm X-Pro1, X-E1, X100S, X100, X20, X10 and XF1 Digital Cameras. Photo Project – X100S (2 Months Later) The camera has been ideal for walking around and snapping shots with detail that would give the D600 and D800 a run for their money. The ISO of this photograph is 3200… The detail is incredible for such a high ISO, something I could not have done with my D600 or OMD EM5 without having to worry about image quality sacrifices. Where the camera really stand out is the incredible technology that Fujifilm packed into such a small package (Nikon, Canon, and all other manufacturers take note).
This shot was taken with the BUILT IN 2 stop ND filter, all I had to do was pop into the menu and turn on the ND filter. It’s a physical ND filter that drops into the lens and there is no sacrifice in image quality. EzFoto 12″ Locking Mechanical Cable Release for Macro Photography, Long Time Exposures. Fuji X100S Review - Is it worth to upgrade from the classic X100? Fuji X100s review by London Wedding Photographer. As a professional wedding photographer, it’s important to me to continue to enjoy photography.
I feel very honoured that people trust me to capture their wedding day how they remembered it. Very often I hear guests at weddings say “wow look at that camera, I bet it takes great photos”, and to a certain extent they are right, it does, but only in the right hands. If you spend enough money on a camera and lens then you expect it to do a pretty good job when set on auto, with it’s complex metering system: just point and shoot. A Few Fuji X100 Tips. Fuji X100s Review - Fallin'in Love All Over Again. Chinatown Alley, Toronto, April 2012 Fuji X100s, 1/180th, f5.6, ISO 200. Fujifilm X100S review: Making today’s pictures with yesterday’s design.
1 in Share Jump To. Definitive Review of the Fuji X100s - Brutally Simple & Highly Effective. I was onto the rush of mirrorless cameras pretty early – mostly from manufacturers sharing with me what was “coming soon”, but I admit that I didn’t really “get” it, until I started receiving early versions, prototypes and demos from the marketing folks at all your fav manufactures.
Only then did I truly understand the punch that these little cameras pack – because they’re good. I loved the concept, but hated the tiny sensors and the poor performance. Well, those days are gone, and now these cameras are really good. Fuji x100s review - Photography Tips & Reviews. Fujifilm X100s torture test review: Fujifilm X System / SLR Talk Forum. I don’t know about you but I am getting a little bored with high ISO tests, pixel peeping and Bible arguments between fan boys from different camps. Don’t get me wrong, high ISO tests are important and I use the comparometer on Dpreview here and check DXO ratings and fellow photographers and bloggers like everybody else. However, I often find that in the following arguments on message boards we are getting carried away and sucked into discussions that have very little relevance for taking pictures.One amazing ingredient won’t make an amazing meal. A great looking dish doesn’t necessarily taste good. Video Review – Fujifilm X100s test shoot in Brussels.
I can still remember the first time I saw the original Fujifilm X100, it was sitting in a glass box at the 2010 Photokina. A Fuji X100s Daylight Primer. x100s_manual_01. Full Walk-Thru. Fujifilm X100S review. What is Focus Peaking? Animator and TD. Fujifilm X100s Feature-by-Feature Walk-Thru. X100s-lede.jpg (800×766) A Fuji X100s Daylight Primer. Fuji X100S Review. The New Fujifilm X100s. The Fuji X100s Review – The S Stands for Sexy, Speedy & Stealthy by Steve Huff. Fuji X100s Review.
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