X-Photographer

<p>On a recent photographic trip to Greenland. FujiFilm Switzerland loaned me the FujiFilm XT-1 and 3 lenses; XF 16-55mm/2.8; XF 50-140mm/2.8; XF 10-24mm/4.0. I was keen to test FujiFilm’s camera and lenses in the harsh <a target="_blank" href="http://www.anettemossbacher.com/arctic-wildlife-nature-and-landscape-photography/" rel="noopener">Arctic</a> conditions.</p>

<p>My name is Ben Cherry, I’m an environmental photojournalist and Fujifilm X-Photographer. I’ve been using the X Series for over three years now and was given the tremendous responsibility of being a part of the X-T2 project. Its predecessor, the X-T1, was a revelation for the X Series and was my go-to camera for the previous two years. With a huge viewfinder, weather sealing, 8 frames per second and an articulating screen, what wasn’t to like with the previous generation? </p>

<p><em><span style="font-size:14px">After already receiving the latest <a href="http://techsmart.co.za/news/New-flagship-Fujifilm-X-T2-announced.html">Fujifilm X-T2</a> in May this year, Fujifilm X-Photographer Peter Delaney has had ample opportunity to test out this new flagship, also taking it to Etosha in Namibia to shoot wildlife. We chatted to him about the camera at a recent launch event in the Pilansberg National Park. Click on the Soundcloud link below for the full interview.</span></em></p>

<p><em><span style="font-size:14px">TechSmart caught up with Fujifilm X-Photographer, Pierre van der Walt at a recent launch event for the flagship X-T2. Van der Walt has been fortunate enough to have shot with the camera for the past few months and talks about the improvements found on Fuji's latest</span></em></p>

<p>The size of the camera is slightly bigger than the X-T1 all around. I only really managed to see the size difference once I had the two side-by-side. In my hand it felt very familiar.</p>

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<p>My normal way of travel is to have a camera backpack (filled to the brim) as my carry-on luggage.  Apart from all the camera gear, I also keep all the necessary extra things such as my battery chargers, my tablet and its docking station, a pair of socks and spare underpants in the backpack.  So why on this trip I decided – at the last moment – to move my pack with all the chargers, wires, etcetera to my normal bag is beyond me!</p>

<p>Golden hour has always been a firm favourite amongst phototographers, but placing the sun behind the subject generally opens up a wonderful world of golden hues and contrast yielding images.</p>