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Animal Reserve Near Aosta: The Fuji x20 JPG quality revealed!

04/07/2013 By Heather

It is more or less an established fact amongst photographers that the Fuji X-Pro1, X-E1 and X100s (that is, Fujifilm’s high-end mirrorless cameras) produce outstanding on-camera JPGs. The rich lifelike colours and impressive dynamic range are generated by Fuji’s innovative X-Trans sensor, which is now in its second generation and will continue to improve with every new X-series release.

‘Mirrorless Monday’ with Daniel H. Bailey and Colin Franks

01/07/2013 By Heather

Though we are in the depths of summer, this week on ‘Mirrorless Monday,’ we are featuring two photographers who have decided to go with a wintery theme – mighty refreshing considering the 35 degree humidity we’ve been experiencing here in Torino!

Fujifilm X20 vs X100s: Siblings in name, but far from the same!

26/06/2013 By Heather

The Fujifilm X20 and X100s are two X-series cameras that were released with great anticipation in the March/April of 2013. They are the updated versions of the extremely successful X10 and X100. However, unlike their predecessors, the X20 and X100s contain an X-Trans sensor found in the likes of the X-Pro1 and X-E1, though slightly updated (X-Trans II). Both new models have been labelled ‘compact cameras’ for their small size. Moreover, they have non-interchangeable lenses, and share a classy retro design reminiscent of analog cameras from back in the day.

Enter the Fuji X-M1: Welcoming amateurs into the X-series fold

25/06/2013 By Heather

Whereas camera companies such as Olympus, Panasonic and Sony have gradually worked up from entry-level mirrorless cameras to high-end models, Fujifilm has taken a completely different approach to the production of their famous X-series. They started out with the high-end X-Pro1, which was soon followed by its baby brother, the X-E1, a camera practically identical to the X-Pro1 but lacking an OVF. Not long after, we saw two compacts, the X100s, tailored for professionals looking for a light second body for the streets, and the X20, a high-end compact with a non-interchangeable zoom lens.

Milan Photoshow 2013 – A Fuji X20 Gallery

26/03/2013 By Mathieu

Update: Check out our x20 full review, homemade macro test, Advanced mode test, and high ISO test.

The Photoshow is not only an occasion to test and see many cameras, but also an opportunity to take pictures, as you can find many models on every major manufacturer’s stand, as well as interesting situations worth photographing. So while I was moving from one stand to another, I had some quality time with my new Fuji X20. Here are some of the pictures that came out of the show. Enjoy!