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lifeunintended.com | ||
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teaandtechtime.com
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| | | | | In the digital age, analog film as a photographic medium almost went extinct, and many variants did. We can't make them again, we don't have the technology. But somehow some survived an... | |
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fujixweekly.com
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| | | | | An unedited JPEG from a Fujifilm X100V using my Xpro '62 recipe. Digital photography is convenient. You can review your pictures immediately after they're captured-no waiting for rolls of film to come back from the lab. You can manipulate the images as much as you'd like in software to achieve any aesthetic that you can... | |
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35hunter.blog
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| | | | | Whilst many of my favourite cameras are electronic and require batteries to do anything, not just meter (hello Contax 139 Quartz, 159MM and 167MT!), I own half a dozen others that are fully mechanical and either require a battery just for the meter, or have no meter at all. A couple of years ago I... | |
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jonasraskphotography.com
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| | | Through my 14 years as a photographer using Fujifilm cameras, there are a some cameras that stand out as something special. Cameras that has been almost defining for the next chapter in my photography journey. Obviously the first being the original X100 that started it all for me. Then in turn the X-Pro1 that gave... | ||
