–Updated May 2020– If you’re looking to build a fully weather sealed Micro Four Thirds kit, hopefully this list of cameras and lenses will help. Not all bodies or lenses are weather sealed; look for the ‘Dustproof / Splashproof’ label.
–Updated April 2021– If you’re looking to build a fully Weather Resistant Fuji XF kit, this page has got you covered. Not all Fuji bodies or lenses are weather resistant, so make sure to look for the WR label before buying.
I’m home from work but can’t relax. My head is all over the place. Deadlines at work. Big changes coming at my other job. How to plan for all of this? I need to do this-and-that for my side project! I also need to pay bills and exercise and make dinner and…
I’m headed to Hong Kong and Hawaii! Here’s the photography gear I’m taking. The Gear Fujifilm X-Pro2 16mm f1.4 35mm f2 The X-Pro2 and 35mm f2 lens are the integral part of my one camera one lens one year project. I’m used to this ’normal’ field of view, so this combo will be in use for most of the trip.
In May I started on a year-long photography project. Based on this post by The Online Photographer, the goal is to photograph for a year using one camera, one fixed lens (no zooming!), and only black and white. Hopefully I’ll learn something and quit blowing money on camera equipment.
Fuji’s newest flagship, the X-Pro2, has just released and we are starting to see real world reviews. While many reviews are glowing, some glasses-wearers aren’t happy with the viewfinder’s small eye relief. Is this really an issue or just overblown internet drama?
A reminder to myself: Important Composition Light How often you leave the house with a camera in hand Unimportant Corner to corner sharpness at 100% crops Highest usable ISO Bokeh ‘quality’ How new your camera is How many ‘pro’ lenses you own Best looking strap/case/bag(s) Instagram likes / Flickr favorites =====