Picking Up My Fuji X-Pro1 Tomorrow:
Hey everyone, I’m just giving you all a heads up about the status of my Fuji X-Pro1. Bob from Bergen County Camera called me today to tell me my X-Pro1 and two lenses (the 18mm and the 35mm) have arrived. I’m actually kind of psyched, especially since I don’t have my M9 right now. I’m extra psyched because I get to use the Fuji X-Pro1 with the 50 F1.4 equivalent. I will definitely write something about the X-Pro1 tomorrow and give you all a first look after I play with it a little :). I’ll also make sure I include some photos with that. [continue reading…]
Flushing Queens:
If any of you are visiting New York, and want to see a Chinatown, you should check out the one in Flushing Queens. It is huge when compared to the one in Manhattan, and it seems overlooked by many tourists. It’s also quite livelier with many more people walking around giving you plenty of opportunity for some street photos.
↑ Roosevelt Ave. where the 7 train drops you off. This is one of the busiest streets if not the busiest here in Flushing. [continue reading…]
Canon EOS 60Da:
I just think this is so cool, and wanted to mention this just in case no one has seen this yet :). I originally found this looking through the pages of Adorama. I have no clue what astrophotography requires but I just think it’s so cool that Canon has developed a camera called the EOS 60Da specifically for Astrophotography. I’m a bit of a science geek, and a bit of a Star Trek geek as well lol. I found more info from Canon USA which you can read below: [continue reading…]
Fuji X-Pro1 in Stock:
If you are interested, there are several places that already have the Fuji X-Pro1 in stock. Check them out:
Amazon currently has the Fuji X-Pro1, and the 18mm F2.0 in stock.
Adorama has the Fuji X-Pro1, the 18mm F2.0 in stock, and the 35mm F1.4 in stock.
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Last Photos From my Leica M9 Before It Was Sent Back to Leica:
It’s only been three days, and I already miss my M9. For those who don’t know, I had to send my M9 back to Leica NJ because I had a cracked sensor. You can read more about it in my past two posts (the first post, and the second post). Even with new cameras constantly popping out these days, there is something special about a Leica M9…actually something special about any Leica M that no other camera can match. If you want to go back to the basics…where you are in complete control of your shot, the Leica M9 is your camera. There are no electronics to get in your way, and while many may think it’s a hindrance, it is actually surprisingly liberating. The Leica M9 really helps you just concentrate on your shot, and I think that’s probably the most important feature of the M9 to me. [continue reading…]
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