I only discovered Kai Brach’s Offscreen magazine in the fall. Issue 13 just came out and it looks to be a doozy.
The typography. Oh, the typography. Magnificent.
I only discovered Kai Brach’s Offscreen magazine in the fall. Issue 13 just came out and it looks to be a doozy.
The typography. Oh, the typography. Magnificent.
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Marius Masalar:
I’ve been waiting for the camera that takes everything I love about the X100T and expands the shooting envelope enough to make it viable for work as well as pleasure. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that it’s Fuji who ultimately delivered it in the form of the X-Pro 2.
I’m excited to see Marius get a first crack at the new X-Pro 2. Fuji’s list of product debut bloggers was pretty extensive and it’s very exciting to see a colleague get this kind of opportunity.
As far as the X-Pro 2 goes, I couldn’t be more impressed. Every omission in the OM-D E-M5 Mark II and the Sony a7 II is implemented in the X-Pro 2. Dual SD cards, solid ergonomics, and a new 24MP sensor make the X-Pro 2 a worthy X-line camera. Had the X-Pro 2 been out two weeks ago, I might have purchased it.
Be sure to check out Jonas Rask’s first impressions of the X-Pro 2 as well. His product photography is stellar — I have to find a way to shoot a review on a matte black board like Jonas’.
Lastly, The Verge has a cool behind-the-scenes look at how Fujifilm makes its cameras and lenses. Splendid photo essay.
The marketing for this movie has been unlike anything we’ve ever seen. It’s been borderline overload marketing, but you can’t deny the film’s success.