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fujixweekly.com | ||
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thevisualchronicle.com
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| | | | | This is a post about a tiny little camera, the Leica D-Lux Type 109. Most of you probably know by now that I have been a Fujifilm shooter for a long time now. I have always had a sweet spot for small compact cameras particularly the Fuji X30 but most times they are limited in... | |
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jonasraskphotography.com
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| | | | | The Fujica G617 panoramic film camera is a creature of its own kind, standing like a relic from an era when images were crafted slowly and thoughtfully. Made famous by legendary JOSEF KOUDELKA in his project Shooting Holy Land, these gigantic medium format film cameras are as cool as they are unique. And I just... | |
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blog.nathalieboucry.com
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| | | | | A Journey of Discovery "Colour Your Story" is a series that takes a closer look at Fujifilm's film simulations. It's a deep-dive into what they are and how to use them best to get the best results in-camera. By focusing on one film simulation at a time, I plan to share some background information, showcase qualities of the simulations and recommend photography genres or lighting conditions in which they produce the best results. The series begins with the film simulations present in the early generations of cameras with X-Trans sensors - with PROVIA taking the stage first, since it should be considered as the baseline for all the other film simulations - and progresses through the complete set in the chronological sequence that they were launched in. This follows the way that I got to [...] | |
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www.cobbsblog.com
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| | | Stephen Cobb's personal blog, with news, views, and links to Stephen's research and writings. | ||
