Tim Bray:
Anyhow, at the moment I’m paralyzed, which is not a bad thing, because the little X-E1 and its two lenses are happily uncrowded in my pretty-small camera bag. What a great time to be a photographer.
Indeed, what a great time.
Tim Bray:
Anyhow, at the moment I’m paralyzed, which is not a bad thing, because the little X-E1 and its two lenses are happily uncrowded in my pretty-small camera bag. What a great time to be a photographer.
Indeed, what a great time.
Ken Rockwell:
Most of the time two real-world shots made on two cameras are so different that comparisons make no sense. In this case, it jumped out at me as to how similar they were overall, and I wanted to share them. Of course if you set each camera differently than I did you'll get different results. This shows how these two cameras actually brought back game from a real field session in which each camera was configured as I actually shoot it, not just set to irrelevant defaults.
Really glad I drifted into the Fuji system.