Ednaz

comparing a fixed lens single focal length camera with an interchangeable lens camera that has both zoom and prime lens options is kind of like comparing a car versus a motorcycle, or a television...

shooting some dahlias for catalogs, and i shot some xpro1 images back to back with the nikon d800 that i use for work shoots, and with the micro 4/3 that i've used for personal work and for studio...

When I bought the RX-100, it was based on the excited reviews here and elsewhere. I had some good fortune selling some images so treated myself, thinking with my emotions - my head wouldn't have...

It would imply a whole new lens line - none of the lenses for the current Fujifilm X series cover much more than a really limited APS-C.  If they do full frame, there'll be the need for a whole new...

The size of a camera setup is not just determined by the size of the body... at some point the size of the lenses drives the size penalty.  The problem with full frame sensors is that any lens that...

Have been experimenting over the last year with photographs of pure light, and with various things frozen in big blocks of ice.  Today I played with some of the ice blocks.   I had also picked up a...

Talked with someone in Fuji service who said that they have had a few cameras where the optical rangefinder and projected rangefinder lines were badly misaligned in a way that would produce...

If you read my original post, you'll see that I not only shot with them, I do periodic adjustments on the ones that I own and shoot with. I'm not certain of the implementation that Fuji chose -...

I suffered through learning the zone system in my 5x7 camera days, and figured out after awhile that if I was really crazy accurate with my developing processes, that using an incident light meter...

I find the frame isn't even close for most of the lenses.  I recently added the 18mm, because it seemed like a good "keep this on the camera when traveling" lens, and thought that since it was one...

So I can assume that you work for free because there are many other people who can do what you do? The whole "top secret" is your concept, not his.  It's a subscription service. He wants to get...

I'm loving my XPro-1, but hating how useless the optical finder is.  It's so far off... I can't believe that it's really how Fuji intended. Which is making me think about whether it might simply be...

What an amazing long list of bashers, none of whom seem to know about ReidReviews, being hostile because someone had the audacity to point them to one of the most real world photography gear review...

I know that in these days of big box online retailers that there aren't a lot of local shops (comparing to my youth, when I had a couple of local camera stores that took me under their wings and...

I have an XPro and have been using it in studio off and on.  Because anything I'm shooting in studio gets framed very carefully, I'm not using the optical finder so it could be ANY Fuji camera...

A few XPro studio shots, working on my flower book.  Dahlias, although this year my wife's dahlia garden is in horrible shape due to all the rain; she planted almost a quarter acre of them and most...

Every lens made is an assemblage of compromises that make it great for a specific intent, and less great for other intents.  Some of the f1.2 lenses that are spectacular wide open, because the...

Rich - Thanks for your kind comments.  We were VERY lucky with light.

Just finished up a trip to the US southwest to photograph slot canyons and Monument Valley.  Brought the XPro1 with a few lenses (14mm, 35mm, 60mm, and a 90mm 2.8 Leica) as my backup system.  Shot...

Reading that the Fuji is "fiddly, inconsistent" and all the other things mentioned here suggests that there's a little bit of perspective missing. The X series is not alone in having one-offs in...