Fuji Camera Reviews

Fujifilm GFX 50s Medium Format Camera Review

13/03/2018 By Mathieu

The Fujifilm GFX 50s is the first medium format camera I’ve ever had the chance to review. I was really excited about the idea of trying it and seeing how the quality of a digital medium format sensor compared to the cameras I usually review. Luckily, I wasn’t disappointed. After using the GFX for almost three weeks, I can confirm that it was everything I hoped it would be and more!

Fujifilm X100F Review

17/07/2017 By Mathieu

I’ve always had a soft spot for the Fuji X100 series and despite its imperfections, it is still my favourite camera from the brand to date. So even though I knew I would be reviewing more or less the same camera once again, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the X100F – the fourth iteration in the line-up – is a nice upgrade, featuring not only the latest sensor and autofocus system but other welcome improvements.

Fujifilm X-T2 Complete Review

01/03/2017 By Mathieu

I admit that we took our time finishing our review of the Fujifilm X-T2. We bought the camera last September but then multiple other things kept pushing the completion of this full review to a later date. In a way, this is positive though, as it has allowed me to have a more comprehensive experience with the camera.

Fujifilm GFX Medium Format Mirrorless – Hands-On and First Impressions

21/09/2016 By Mathieu

Our second hands-on is all about the new Fujifilm medium format camera. Many users were asking for 35mm format, but the brand decided to go even larger! Granted, the camera targets a specific market of professional photographers but it is interesting to see this segment expanding with more and more competitors.

Keep in mind that Fujifilm only announced the development of the camera which means that specifications are not final and subject to change. Here is our video.

Fujifilm X-Pro2 Review – Substance over specs and the X-T2 ghost

07/06/2016 By Mathieu

I am probably the last to finish the “race” to publish a review of the X-Pro2 since its announcement in January. I’m not sure if I did that on purpose or not. When we rent or receive gear on loan, there is a specific deadline to meet so it motivates you to finish everything earlier. When we buy the camera personally, we take our time because we know there’s no rush. Then you realise that “no rush” attitude can last longer than expected!