Self Made Wedding: Bride photographs her own wedding day with an X-T10. Make sure to check out more at p6drad-teel
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ITALIAN WORKSHOP with Fuji X-photographers
There is an Italian 4 days Photo Event coming up soon, with X-photographers like Max Angeloni & Donato Chriulli. During the Workshops you’ll be able to try out all Fuji X cameras & lenses! If you are interested, make sure to check out the details here. Organized by the facebook groupsemplicementefotografare.
Fuji X100T – small, beautiful camera, takes great images and is impossible to use at anuragyagnik / Things I like about the Fuji X100T – Part II at aboutphotography-tomgrill / X-Photographer Per-Anders Jörgensen “Eating With The Chefs” on youtube /
other X-series cameras
X-PRO1 + 18mm + Cosyspeed Bag – Street Photography – Street Hunt #16. Spyros Papaspyropoulos in Istanbul, Turkey – youtube
Lenses
X-mount lenses
Long-Term 35mmF1.4 review at admiringlight / Fujinon XF50-140mm f2.8: The Flexible Friend at macleancomms / Fujifilm XF 18-135 Lens Under a Tuscan Sun Review at suspectphotography / Some pics from my X-T1 and the 10-24mm & 50-200mm at mattrussellphoto /
other lenses / Adapter / Extension Tubes
Nikon D750 vs Fuji X-E2 with Sigma 120-300mm at stanleyleary /
X-Trans Sensor and Capture One Pro at thewanderinglensman Part IV / Simulating Fuji X-Series Dynamic Range Settings in Lightroom at thomasfitzgeraldphotography /
Please don’t blame me, if reviewers out there write such enthusiastic things about the Fuji X-T10. I just report on FR what others say about it. I’ll work hard to find a review that finally says the X-T10 is crap.
But since then, they all seem to be extremely happy with the Fuji X-T10. Recently TheVerge declared the Fuji X-T10 the best mirrorless camera you can buy for under $1000, dpreview loves it more than the Sony A6000, the Nikon D5500 or the O-MD E-M10, and finally today it’s Forbes that says about the Fuji X-T10 here:
“Picture quality from the X-T10 is everything you’d expect from Fujifilm and I personally love the film simulation modes and the choice of dynamic range. […]
I’d say the Fujifilm X-T10 is a superb choice of camera […]. Fujifilm is currently my favourite camera range because the models are built to be really usable and I love Fuji’s colour modes and superb optics.
The Fujifilm X-T10 may be a little small for people with large hands, but for the rest of us it’s the perfectly affordable mirrorless camera that’s a genuine pleasure to use and consistently turns out superb images that will rekindle your joy of photography.”
And now please go those crappy sites like dpreview, TheVerge and Forbes and tell them in the comments that they are just brainless Fuji fanboys ;-) !
USA DEALS
The deadline for this US deal is September 19. Here is the whole list of savings:
Buy X-PRO1 + 18 + 27 and get Free Leather case worth £160 + Receive an £80/€100 bonus on your old D-SLR trade-in value when you buy an X-T1, X-E2 or X-Pro1. More at FujiUK.
Get the Fuji X30 for €444 at AmazonDE + Get additional € 50 Cashback. Deal on X-T1 + 18-55 + 55-200. Both offers expire 15.01.2016. More details here at FujiDE.
The Verge just declared the Fuji X-T10 the Best Mirrorless Camera you can buy for under $1,000” They say they “really like the X-T10 for its combination of features, performance, and design […] it offers the all around best package“!
But the X-T1o get lots of love not only from The Verge. Also dpreview loves the X-T10 more than the Sony A6000, the Nikon D5500 or the O-MD E-M10:
“The A6000, the D5500 and the O-MD E-M10 might seem more appealing or capable. […] But from my experience having shot with all of these cameras, the X-T10 is hands down the most pleasurable of the bunch to use. Fujifilm makes cameras for people who love cameras, not specs“
“Someone looking for her first mirrorless camera may be better advised to have a look on the similar priced Fuji X-T10, if the 24MP of the EOS M3 are not a game-changer (the X-T10 has 16MP). I think no other brand is so seriously committed to mirrorless as Fuji. And they make great gear with all the features you may want on a mirrorless camera. Not to mention the lenses.”
