Month: March 2015
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Testing the new Fujifilm Firmware Updates
Fujifilm released several firmware updates today. There are updates for both the X-T1 and the X100T that fix a few issues. The X-T1 updates focus on fixing flash not firing if the mechanical+electronic shutter setting is on, even with the shutter speed below sync speed, along with a few other remote and tethering fixes. The X100T…
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Review: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II
It’s been three years since Olympus first rolled out their highly successful OM-D line of cameras with the E-M5. That camera redefined what a mirrorless camera could be, and was the first mirrorless camera that truly made a push for the enthusiast photographer. Since then, the exceptional E-M1 has followed as well as a lower…
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II – A Quick Test of 40MP Mode
I just received the Olympus E-M5 Mark II in for review today, and I’ve only had a few hours to shoot so far. However, like anyone interested in this camera, the very first thing I had to test was the 40 megapixel Hi-Res mode. The E-M5 Mark II has a feature that shifts the sensor…
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Shooting on the California Coast
I recently went to San Diego, California for a seminar. The timing was tight, with travel on two of the three days I was there, and attendance at the seminar for large portions of the day. The only real time to get out and take a few pictures was the afternoon of the day I…
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Thoughts on Tripods
Ahh, tripods. Those stalwart things from times of yore, still fundamentally the same as those used over a hundred years ago. Of course, the materials have changed, the heads have improved dramatically, and there’s more choice than ever before. A lot of people, especially newer shooters with small kits, don’t want to carry around a…
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