Many of us enjoy getting out and about and shooting landscape photography. It is a fulfilling and relaxing genre that gets us out of the confines of our lives and explore the countryside. But what if you found yourself witnessing the aftermath of one of the worst natural disasters on record. A situation that has … Continue reading Landscape Photography – Nature’s Rebirth – Murray Lowe
With the upcoming frenzy surrounding the launch of the X-T200, the X100V and the soon to be announced X-T4, you may be considering selling existing gear to upgrade to a new model. Don’t feel bad...we all go through it every time there is a new camera. I thought I would put together a couple of … Continue reading Buying and Selling Second Hand Gear – In a Time of New Camera Madness!
I use a Peak Design 20L Everyday Backpack for my camera gear, and it comes with me to work, and everywhere I go. It’s a fantastic bag, it features enough pockets for spare batteries, filters and cables. Inside the main compartment, there are 3 adjustable folding shelves. These are fantastic! They are held in by … Continue reading Peak Design Repair Experience – Robin Mascall
We had our last Perth Fuji X Aus photowalk meetup for 2019 at the beginning of December. We decided to change it up a bit and do a social coffee catch up for half an hour before kicking off the photwalk. It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces on a Sunday morning eager … Continue reading Shadow & Light, a Fuji X Aus Perth Photo meetup
Imagine yourself being front and centre at a packed venue. On stage is an amazing live band. You have better than front row access. And you are drenched in sweat, some yours, some the bands. Your ears are pounding. The lighting flicks from full dark to dim, to bright glare and back in the space … Continue reading Shooting the stars! A Concert Photographers Journey – Darren Chan
The Fujifilm X100F is Fujifilm's fix focal lens crop sensor camera offering. the X100 series was the camera that first Fujifilm camera that caught my eye when I started looking into the mirrorless camera systems. When I had an opportunity to borrow the X100F, I was eager to try it out. I have decided to … Continue reading My initial impressions of the Fujifilm X100F
As promised in a previous blog post, I've put together a series of images I took during a morning walk around Perth city a few weekends ago while the city was still asleep. I was try some architecture and street shooting with the lens and I was very pleased with the results of the 14mm … Continue reading One Saturday morning in Perth with the 14mm f2.8 lens
This is the third and final part of my wide angle lens experience blog series. If you haven't read my two wide angle lens write-ups, you can find them here Laowa 9mm f2.8Fujinon 16mm f1.4 and f2.8 Today my focus is on the Fujinon 14mm f2.8. The lens that I ultimately bought and added to … Continue reading Wide Angle Lens Experience: Fujinon 14mm f2.8
If you haven’t read my first of the three wide angle lens write-ups, you can find the first one on my experiences with the Laowa 9mm f2.8 lens here. This is the part II of my 3 part series on my wide angle lens experience. Today, I focus on the the two 16mm offerings from … Continue reading Wide Angle Lens Experience: Fujinon 16mm f2.8 and 16mm f1.4
A few months ago I was fortunate enough to borrow a few Fujifilm X mount lens to experiment and play around with (thanks Camera Electronics) as I was interested in getting a wide angle lens to complement my current kit of Fujifilm camera lenses. There were a few reasons for expanding my kit to include … Continue reading Wide Angle Lens Experience: Laowa 9mm f2.8
