Here's an in-depth review of the superb XF 35mm f1.4 standard prime lens by Fujifilm, with detailed analysis and plenty of sample images. ...See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more...
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Hamburg with the Monochrom By Dan Bar Hi Steve Just got back from Hamburg Germany, nice city with terrible winter weather. It was cold and damp which made photography quite a challenge. My fingers froze under the gloves as the MM body is made out of steel. and it felt ice-cold. As a matter of fact i was afraid Leica won't work but nothing of the kind happened. As a matter of fact i spoke with a Leica salesman later on and he told me he has a client who shoots regularly in Greenland where temperature is -20c and colder ( In Hamburg it was -7c and windy ,so it felt like -10c) yet his MM never stopped...
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Used Leica M 240 – $6495 – Owned by Mark SpitzWas browsing over at pop flash.com today to see if they had any interesting goodies and noticed that they have a black Leica M 240 for sale, used, for $6495. They say it was owned by Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz. Hopefully it never took a swim with Mark, lol.Either way, it appears to be a great buy for someone looking to save a little on a new M 240. Also comes with a Thumbs up, soft release and letter from Mark Spitz. You can see the details over at PopFlash.com HERE. ...read more
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We test the new Fujifilm X-T1, the weather-sealed mirrorless camera with classic DSLR styling, and give our verdict in our full review.See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more...
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By Onur Otlu (8 hours ago). I was also seriously considering the XE-2 before this announcement. I prefer the rangefinder form factor, but the grip on the XT-1 is better. As far as I see, the main advantages of the XT-1 over XE-2 ...See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more...
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South in Black and White By David Mello Hey guys! I've never shared my work before, but I've loved following your site, so though this might be a good time to start. I'm originally from south of Boston. A few years ago, I was having a really bad day, so I just got in my car and drove. Traffic was better going south, so I ended up in North Carolina. Long story short, I never left. I've always loved searching out history, but I've had to learn to see differently down here. History moves *slower* here, blending into the everyday in a way that is at first elusive, but ultimately quite beautiful. Structures...
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