In-body image stabilization has revolutionized the way we use cameras.
Just a few years ago, in-body image stabilization was not a very common feature, but now it can be found in many cameras. Sony pushed the technology to the front line when they started selling affordable cameras with their 5 axis IBIS, and now others are following suit.
The Fujifilm rumor mill burst into life this morning with the discovery of the Chinese registration of the Fujifilm X-T3.
It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that the Fujifilm X-T3 is coming soon, we have been hearing about it for months, even if unofficially. The discovery today by Nokishita of the registration of an X-T3 in China only confirms what we have all been expecting from Fujifilm. However, it also introduced a new ripple into this picture of the upcoming Fujifilm flagship camera. Apparently, the X-T3 itself will, in fact, be manufactured in China; a first for a Fujifilm flagship camera, these have previously all been built in Japan.
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It’s time to get more serious about your Family Portraits!
Shooting family portraits, either for yourself or for paid clients, is a common task for photographers to be enlisted into doing. But if you are new to family portraits, or to photography in general, maybe you are finding yourself wondering about what sort of kit you should have if you want to be doing more family portraits. Maybe you usually specialize in sports photography or landscape photography and your cousin Jane asked you to take care of the family reunion portraits this year.
Whatever your reason for being curious is, we have you covered. In this post today we will be sharing with you our thoughts on the ideal family portrait kit setup for the Fujifilm X-Series photographer. Now if you’re ready, let’s get into it. Continue reading…
Fujifilm ran into some issues with the implementation of the X-T2 Firmware and they have rolled it back
One of the downsides to constant firmware updates is the reality that sometimes they cause more problems than they solve, which is exactly what the problem was with Fujifilm’s latest 
It’s about time for an X-Trans upgrade in the Fujifilm X-Series
As was widely publicized when Fujifilm launched their new X-H 1 a while back, their current X-Trans sensor technology dates back to the launch of the X-pro 2. It is a fine sensor, and the X-Processor Pro which accompanies it is solid as well. But in today’s world tech moves fast and three years is a long time. So we can probably expect the next generation of X-Trans to be coming soon. As such, I wanted to take a minute to talk about some of the things on my X-Trans IV wish list.
The Fujifilm X-H1 was launched to great fanfare, but issues began to surface quickly.
Fujifilm launched their 
Today you can save big on some Tamron and Fujifilm Goodies!
We really liked the Tamron 45mm F1.8 as a stabilized fast prime for DSLRs, and thanks to it being discounted today it is now an even better deal. It’s definitely worth picking up if you are in the market for a ~50mm lens. As well, Fujifilm’s Instax lineup is just the best instant film option out there right now, and their Instax Mini 70 is also heavily discounted. Have a look…
Tamron SP 45mm F1.8 – ~30% Off
Tamron SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD – ~20% Off
Fujifilm Instax Mini 70 – ~ 40% Off
Rokinon Cine DS 100mm T3.1 ED UMC – ~25% OffFujifilm X-H1 Body – Preorder It
Fujifilm X-H1 Kit – Preorder It
If you shoot Fuji and want to try out the new Eterna Film Simulation, try this!
We still don’t know if Fujifilm will bring the Eterna Film Simulation to the other X-Trans III based cameras. There has been some hinting that the X-T2 at the very least may get it, but for now, there is no official confirmation that any other cameras will be getting it. So if you want to give Fujifilm’s Cinema Film Simulation a try you will either need to go out and buy an X-H1, or you can give this hack a try.
Fujifilm isn’t messing around; The X-H1 looks like a beast on paper… but how is it in person? Let’s find out.
On Thursday, Fujifilm launched their new flagship X-Series camera, the X-H1. To put it simply this is more than just the new kid on the block. This camera has some serious features and usability improvements over the previous X-Series cameras that will no doubt make the Fujifilm ecosystem even more attractive to both photographers AND videographers. We were invited out to LA for the
For quite some time now Fujifilm has been behind the curve when it comes to stabilization and they right that ship with today’s Fujifilm X-H1 announcement.
We have been hearing a lot about this potential announcement for months on the rumor mill circuit, but today the rumors stop and Fujifilm’s official announcement has come. The X-H1 is Fujifilm’s new, top of the line body, supplanting both the
The Fujifilm X-H1 may be what a ton of photographers have been waiting for
Fujifilm has been riding a wave of popularity since the introduction of their
