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Category Archives: Geeking Out About Gear
Harinezumi camera: A quick intro to digital lo-fi fun!
Absolutely yonks ago, before I got into professional photography, I spent muchos hours and pennies shooting toy cameras, even covering Bestival for Lomography UK and writing monthly articles for their Cityslicker program. After I took up digital cameras for professional work I found it very hard to find my way back to film toy cameras, […]
Chua & The Bell: A review of the Sony A9
Kari has recently switched from Nikon to Sony, so she did a quick review of her first thoughts with the Sony A9!
Chua & The Bell: A comparison of the Fuji XT-2 vs. the Xpro-2, what are the differences?!
For this video I did a practical based comparison of the Fuji XT-2 and the Xpro-2. I didn’t aim to spell out all the spec differences, it’s purely a video on what factored into my shopping decision, so when you watch it bear in mind that I’m not prescribing which camera is better as it […]
An honest account of switching from Nikon to Fuji xpro2 mirrorless for wedding photography!
Argh, yes I’m doing it! I’m switching from Camp Nikon to Team Fuji (or La Fooj as I like to call it). If you’re considering the switch too you’ve probably already read a kazillion reviews out there with all the technical reasons why you might want to switch. OMG the flippy flappy is so quiet! […]
