Mirrorless on the Job - Guest

Shooting Boudoir with the Fujifilm X-T1 – Guest Post by Jay Farrell

17/03/2015 By Heather

My name is Jay Farrell, a Nashville, Tennessee-based journalistic wedding, portrait, and fine art/boudoir photographer, and it’s almost been a year since I decided to switch to mirrorless exclusively. It all began after buying my first Fujifilm X-T1 with a battery grip and the 18-55 kit lens in May 2014. After shooting my first wedding with it, I added a second X-T1 with the battery grip that I found used at my local camera store with only 300 frames on it. Soon after I bought the two Zeiss Touits, the 32mm 1.8 and 12mm 2.8, and not long after, the 56mm f/1.2. Recently I picked up a 23mm 1.4, which will be a major player for wedding photography and boudoir sessions, especially in confined areas.

The Perfectly Mirrorless African Safari – Guest Post by Dallas Dahms

02/03/2015 By Heather

For the past 6 years, together with my tourism business associate, I have been arranging photographic safaris here in Africa for people who come from all over the world to get a taste of the wildlife and awesome landscapes that can be found in Southern Africa. We’ve been all over South Africa (where I live), Namibia, Swaziland, Botswana and last year we also saw a little bit of Zambia and Zimbabwe at the Victoria Falls.

Using Olympus 12-40mm & 40-150mm PRO lenses for weddings – Guest Post by Katrin Küllenberg

12/02/2015 By Heather

During the last year I used two Olympus OM-D E-M1 cameras with prime lenses for my wedding work. On one side of a Holdfast Gear harness I used the 12mm 2.0 lens and on the other the 45mm 1.8. I really liked the advantages of the M4/3s system. For some special occasions, I switched to the 60mm macro or the 75mm 1.8 lens.

What It’s Like To Work For Fujifilm – Guest Post by Leigh Diprose

09/01/2015 By Mathieu

My name is Leigh Diprose and I’m a professional photographer with a passion to tell the world about photography. I thought I would write an article to share what it’s like to work for an imaging company, in my case Fujifilm Australia.

Shooting a 3-Day South Asian Wedding with Fujifilm – Guest Post by Jay Farrell

04/11/2014 By Heather

My name is Jay Farrell, and I’m a Nashville, Tenn.-based freelance photographer specializing in documentary. I own my own photography businesses, Jay Farrell Photography, which specializes in wedding photography, head shots, and fine art/boudoir photography. My previous guest post, The Shift To Using A Mirrorless Camera: A Wedding Photographers Point of View, discussed my experience transitioning into mirrorless camera usage.