The Self-confessed Fuji X100 YoYo
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Since Fuji introduced the X100 I have bought a number of them, then sold them, each time returning to the Olympus OMD Micro Four Thirds. I even had bought and sold the Fuji X100V twice!
The images on this post were taken in 2012 with the original X100, and thinking back I enjoyed using it so much I can’t work out why I did not just keep with the system, other than feeling the Olympus linked me to my teenage years when I loved the OM1. But now things have changed in the Olympus camp, and the brand is no more …….. it is now OM Systems!
So, I am back on the Fuji trail, and I have the new Fuji X100VI on back order, and I am told by LCE Lincoln I am next in line!!!
In the meantime I am revisiting images I took with the previous models, and watching the 2012 Youtube (see below)
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On March 31st, a group of enthusiastic photographers gathered in Nottingham for a day of street photography in the city centre, despite the rainy weather. The result of their creative endeavours is a photobook that captures the essence of the urban landscape and the spirit of the day. The image above is the design for…
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I organised a visit to Clumber Park yesterday and invited members of the Royal Photographic Society East Midlands Region. It was the first trip of the year, and it was a blast.As I drove to Clumber from home, the skies were blue, then grey, then rainy, and then blue with a rainbow. I felt unsettled,…
Back in 2012, a significant shift occurred in my photography journey as I bid farewell to the substantial Nikon D3 system, embracing the much more compact Olympus EM5 along with its diminutive lenses—a notable departure from the bulkier Nikon counterparts. Over the years, the lenses on my Olympus setup have grown in size with wider…
after the walkinglooking back at autumn leavesflying free blurred Romans once walked over this land, which is by the St Peter and Paul Church in Caistor, Lincolnshire, England. I often walk through the church grounds with my camera, and on this occassion I was shooting with my Ricoh GRiii Diary in macro with the fixed…
This morning, I had a delightful experience that I haven’t felt in a long time. I received the latest edition of the ‘Journal of The Royal Photographic Society’ through my letterbox and decided to take a quick flick through its pages. At first glance, I knew that this journal was different, and I needed to…