Tag: fujifilm x100
Fujifilm X100: more photos taken without an SD card
For those who don’t know, the original Fujifilm X100 can work without an SD card. If you’re shooting RAW, you’ll
Fujifilm is tempting me to surrender to .jpeg
Over the years, I’ve gathered quite a few cameras, lenses, and terrabytes of RAW photos. The latter can only be
Gear Fix: Fujinon TCL-X100
I stumbled upon a €34 Fujifilm TCL-X100 listed for parts. It had been dropped, and a small section of the
Forgot your SD card? Here’s what it’s like using the Fujifilm X100 without one
Forgetting an SD card is probably the number one thing all photographers have in common. It’s right up there with
Two cameras, one city: Amsterdam on digital and film
We recently spent a few days in Amsterdam, just me, my wife, and our toddler. It wasn’t the kind of
Sunny Classic Negative
Winter sunny days are quite special. For starters they tend to be quite rare sometimes. Another thing is the bigger
Rainy Sunday
Nothing like a rainy day after a heat wave. It makes you be grateful for having a backyard. The photos
Visiting Rome with the Fujifilm X100
The Fujifilm X100 is a capable vacation camera. I took it last year to Prague. Although the Sony a6300 and
Seeing Prague through the lens of the Fujifilm X100
If you’ve ever wondered whether 12 megapixels are enough for a quick getaway in Prague, wonder no more. Although even
The Fujifilm X100 is back. This time for good
Back in January I rented the first generation Fujifilm X100. I wasn’t expecting much, but I immediately fell in love
