Gear• Reviews
Ultra Wide GF 23mm f/4 on the GFX System
Digital medium format is still considered an exotic photographic platform, a luxury for those who can afford the price of admission. Although the prices…
2.July.2017
Gear
Ultra Wide XF10-24mm for Street Photography?
I’ve been travelling a lot for work recently, forcing me to refine what I would consider ‘the essentials’. I don’t have time to romanticise…
1.June.2017
Inspiration
Street Portraiture 101: Build Your Own Community
I love street portraiture but I also love street photography. I know some photographers have hard fast rules about what constitutes a ‘pure’ street…
1.May.2017
Inspiration
Why Crop to the Cinematic Aspect Ratio 2.39:1
To crop or not to crop, that is the question. I’ve heard all the arguments for and against cropping. Many photographers feel it’s cheating,…
1.April.2017
Gear• Reviews
First Impressions: Fujifilm GFX 50S
The most common question I get asked about Fujifilm is this: When are they going to make a full-frame camera? Probably never. Fujifilm has…
2.March.2017
Gear• Reviews
Fujifilm X100F: The Greatest or the Latest?
When the first Fujifilm X100 came out in 2010, I was excited. The camera looked the part, but could it deliver? After testing it…
1.February.2017
Gear• Reviews
First Impressions: The Fujifilm X-T20
The buzz around the inter-web for the past year (since the X-Pro2) has been the replacement of the venerable X100T. Will it be WR?…
19.January.2017
Gear• Reviews
The New Fujicron: Fujifilm XF 50mm f/2 R WR
The new Fujifilm XF 50mm f/2 R WR has finally arrived. The ‘Fujicron’ lens line-up (Fujifilm + Summicron) is almost complete, adding to the existing…
19.January.2017
Gear• Reviews
Moving Pictures with the XF 23mm f/2 WR
When people imagine a sports-action lens, most think of zooms with a constant f/2.8 aperture, or fast telephoto primes. How about the new standard…
1.January.2017
Gear• Inspiration
Street Photography: Zoom versus Prime Lenses
To zoom or not to zoom, that is the question. As new photographers, we are initially attracted to zooming. It’s what we’re used to…
1.December.2016
Gear• Reviews
The Fujifilm ‘Fujicron’ XF 23mm f/2 WR
As a desert island scenario, the 35mm lens (or 23mm in APS-C format) is probably the solid choice for most photographers. It’s neither wide nor…
2.November.2016
Gear• Reviews
The Fujifilm XF23mm f/2 WR vs The X100T
Sorry for the clickbait-esque title of this article, but this is the most commonly asked question by many Fujifilm photographers via my various social…
3.October.2016
Gear• Reviews
Hong Kong at Night with the X-T2
I’m not much of a travel or night photographer. I avoid the tourist spots and I hate using a tripod. I also like being…
16.September.2016
Gear
Choosing Gear for Work or Travel
With an upcoming work project in Hong Kong, I must decide which gear is necessary and which is superfluous. The size and weight of…
2.August.2016
Gear• Reviews
Fujifilm X-T2 vs X-Pro2: Sportster vs Hipster?
Fujifilm’s two flagship cameras have finally arrived, and almost at the same time. Same generation sensor, same generation processor and firmware. We can finally…
7.July.2016
Gear
Fujifilm M Mount Adapter: What’s the Point?
Making a connection between Fujifilm and Leica isn’t difficult. Fujifilm’s X series has taken design and function cues from Leica’s venerable M Mount rangefinder…
2.July.2016
Accessories• Reviews
Fujifilm WCL-X70: The Cheap XF14mm Lens?
The Fujifilm X70 is a unique APS-C sensored point-and-shoot camera. If you can live without the viewfinder, this fixed 28mm equivalent compact camera can…
1.June.2016
Gear
Fujifilm X70: Where Does It Belong?
The Fujifilm X70 is an unusual camera. It’s more than a point-and-shoot, but not quite an enthusiast camera due to it’s lack of an…
1.May.2016
