Here's every other installment from my interviews with photographers the usage of the Fujifilm X-Pro1....
Megan Lewis, social documentary photographer - “I am really blown away by this little camera. It produces incredible quality, and is so light and easy to use that I want to take it with me everywhere. You don’t even know you’ve got it with you, it just becomes part of what you are doing and you can shoot from the hip”.
A former newspaper photographer, Megan Lewis now works on social documentary tasks, the maximum recent of that's ?Conversations with the Mob?, shot over 3 years while living in the Great Sandy Desert of Western Australia with the Martu Aboriginal community.
She says when the X-Pro1 digital camera got here out, ?It became exactly what I become searching out. I had been hoping someone would come out with a light-weight camera that takes virtually high nice images, and the X-Pro1 is that digicam. Carrying heavy equipment around all of the time turns into a burden. In reality you get to the point where you forestall taking pix due to the fact you are considering the weight of the tools?.
Megan additionally likes how discreet the X-Pro1 is explaining that whilst you are capturing out in the wasteland, wherein there may be no history noise to take in sounds like the shutter firing, this smaller, quieter digicam helps her join extra conveniently with human beings.
Having formerly shot her primary tasks on movie Megan says she now wouldn?T hesitate to use the X-Pro1. ?For me the X-Pro1 replaces movie. I wasn?T positive about capturing virtual on tasks I sense are genuinely vital stories to tell, but I suppose this camera can do it?.
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