In this article, Roy Cruz explains his new experience with the latest Fujifilm camera, the X-H1, emphasizing the importance of maximizing battery life. Right from the beginning, his settings were thought to extend the battery performance; using a 4 year old third-party battery, he managed to get 354 shots, before the battery died. That’s a […]
The recently launched X-A5 is a small, but capable mirrorless camera from Fujifilm. Among its best and most interesting features, we noticed: The new 24MP sensor (Bayer, not Fujifilm’s X-Trans), maximum electronic shutter speed up to 1/32.000 sec, tilting 3″ touch-screen, 91 focus points, +/- 5 stops exposure compensation and built-in Wi-Fi. In this video, […]
Ted Forbes from “The Art of Photography” reviews the X-E3 as an excellent camera, with the same image quality as the X-Pro2, but with the attractive of being way under the 1000$ limit price. Fujifilm X-E3 was launched in September, last year, packing the latest 24MP X-Trans sensor, a sophisticated 325 autofocus point system with […]
The X-H1 is the Fujifilm’s flagship digital camera that packs the latest and most advanced technologies from the Japanese company, including the IBIS (for the first time in the X line). This model is very interesting for movie makers too, as it comes with significant improvements in the video area. Moritz from the well-know Fenchel […]
We’ve seen many positive opinions about Fujifilm X100F, being an excellent camera for street photography, travels, even event photography, or simply as a backup solution for your main Fujifilm system (camera and lenses). Trying to find a rival, or alternative to the remarkable X100F, there is one camera that comes to mind: the latest iteration […]
Hello everyone, Today we are proud to present you the APRIL 2018 edition of the Fuji X Passion Virtual Photography Magazine! Filled with great articles and beautiful photographs, inside this 22th issue you will find: A box of chocolates, by Francisco Cribari Portraits of the nature, by Jakub Graf 2 Fujifilm prime lenses only, by Sebastian […]
This is a debate that, at least for Fujifilm, goes back in time when the first Fujifilm X100 camera was launched. It is a common known fact that Fujifilm batteries don’t offer great autonomy, especially when used in cameras with the electronic viewfinder turned on, with High Performance Mode turned on, when checking the results […]
It is well-known that street photography is easier and more enjoyable if you use a small and light camera, without making a compromise in image quality. The X100 series, which started with the original Fujifilm X100, announced almost 8 years ago, was the cheapest alternative to Leica cameras. More affordable, yes, but not necessarily weaker […]