Fujifilm Global and U.S. recently launched of the newest addition to the X-Series lineup. A lil’ powerhouse called the X-S10. I was fortunate enough to have my hands on it for about 10 days. And since EVERYTHING is a story with me… this is my tale. FULL GLOBAL ARTICLE FULL U.S. ARTICLE This launch was a…
The Fujifilm GFX 50S medium format camera? No biggie; I’ve only waited 35 years for it. 😉 As it turns out, this gorgeous beast was worth waiting for. 😁 Here is a video Justin Majeczky and I made for Fujifilm about the GFX… my story (including about how this video was so down-to-wire it almost didn’t get made!)…
It Happened! It’s official. I’m now in partnership with Fuji, as an X-Photographer. I’m completely honored, thrilled and ! You can check out my new bio page on the Fujifilm USA website by clicking here or on the photo below (La Conciergerie by the Seine in Paris, taken with my X-T10 and 16-55 lens):
If You’ve Followed The Adventure… Y’all know that I’ve been on a mission of mirrorless. I’ve been… Trying out the Fuji XT1 after my friend Ken Kaminesky suggested I give it a twirl. (I always take the advice of really smart friends. :D) Loving it. Sharing the journey over here. Hanging on to my Canon…
Holy cow, time is flying! I feel like it’s been ages since we met up and the days just keep getting shorter, even as the clock says they’re longer (at least on this side of the world)! How is that even possible?? Getting Ready for France, ‘n Stuff Over here, I’ve been working behind the…
My Mobile Secret Secret admission: I love mobile photography. I love the lean, mean, shoot-from-the-hip capability you have with a good mobile phone. If I didn’t ever want to print my images, I might dive deep. Unfortunately, size matters (also resolution!), so as of now large prints aren’t so viable from mobile photos. But that…
Sensor Dust; Or Viewfinder Schmoo? Ever see lint, specs, spots, schmoo in your viewfinder and wonder if it’s on your sensor or just in your viewfinder? Well, here’s a way to tell fershures… explained by my very own camera guru, Steve Sweringen of Camera Clinic in Reno, Nevada.