Ivan Loh, A Fuji X-photographer is known for his quirky and different approach through his lens. He has received numerous accolades from the International Photography Award, New York and Photography Master Cup. Most Recently a Gold, 1st Place at the 2014 PX3 Prix De La Photographie in Paris .
Ivan started shooting since his teenage years with his father’s Nikon SLR and he hasn’t stopped since. He has lensed campaigns for clients such as Singapore Airlines, MTV Asia, Nike, Bossini, Nanyang Technological University(NTU) Tuas Power, Allianz Insurance, Manulife Insurance, HSBC Insurance, DHL. TNT, UOB, CAAS, Hilton Group, Intercontinental Hotel Group, Raffles Hotel, Diegeo, Embraer, Carlson, TATA Communication, HDB, Clark Quay, HOT FM 91.3, Kiss 92FM, JIA 88.3, Power 98, and CHIMJES.
His editorial works have appeared in magazines such as Conde Nast, Home+Living, TopGear Singapore, Her World, Cleo, Seventeen, FHM, Parents World and Home & Decor. His works have also glossed the pages of international magazines such as Asian Photography and Digital Photography(UK).
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Hi Ivan. Thanks for the review. Nice shots. Two questions. Is there threading on the lens for a filter? And can the camera shoot with LCD turned off? Thanks.
Nice quick review, with the excellent images I expect from you 🙂
Looks like a great compact option for Fuji. Like the Bayer sensor and newly added Ricoh-style snap focus.
A few questions about the lens:
1) Does it extend when powered on?
2) Does it move in and out when focusing, or does it have internal focus?
3) How does the lens cap attach? Assuming it’s a pinch cap that affixes just outside the lens lettering and is not a push on style like the X100 series.
Now THIS is interesting. For me size is everything, and I like small. Ever since I dumped what now seems an absurdly huge Canon 60d in favour of a Fuji x100 I have loved small, because, as we all now know, it’s what you do with it that counts.
It is a shame the processor is nothing special, though, because it is here Fuji is in danger from top end phones – the sensors and lenses may not be great in an iphone, but the software and processing is pure genius at covering those tracks, and it is here Fuji really MUST redouble it’s efforts if it is to demonstrate there IS a point in buying a dedicated (and relatively expensive) camera rather than a phone; After all, it’s lenses are FAR superior to anything you are likely to find on a phone and the sensor is much larger.
We can laugh at the younger generation wanting terrific results straight out of the camera, no effort required in taking or processing, but, ah, why not? For those who know better, nothing is stopping them.
Since you have the x70 as well, will you keep your x70 or change to the XF10? I have an x70 and love it, but jumping to XF10 would only give more megapixels, every other aspect seems like a downgrade! I especially love the option of the WCL-x70, which doesn’t seem to be available with th XF10.
Dear Ivan,
Greetings!
I just wanna to know if the WCL-X70 can be attached on the XF10?
BTW, Your works are amazing!
Hi Ivan. Thanks for the review. Nice shots. Two questions. Is there threading on the lens for a filter? And can the camera shoot with LCD turned off? Thanks.
Great images. Can you tell me if the 35mm crop mode is available in raw?
Hey, I’d grab this in a second if it was compatible with the wide converter from the X70. The lens is the exact same… ANH idea about whether it works?
Nice quick review, with the excellent images I expect from you 🙂
Looks like a great compact option for Fuji. Like the Bayer sensor and newly added Ricoh-style snap focus.
A few questions about the lens:
1) Does it extend when powered on?
2) Does it move in and out when focusing, or does it have internal focus?
3) How does the lens cap attach? Assuming it’s a pinch cap that affixes just outside the lens lettering and is not a push on style like the X100 series.
Thanks.
Now THIS is interesting. For me size is everything, and I like small. Ever since I dumped what now seems an absurdly huge Canon 60d in favour of a Fuji x100 I have loved small, because, as we all now know, it’s what you do with it that counts.
It is a shame the processor is nothing special, though, because it is here Fuji is in danger from top end phones – the sensors and lenses may not be great in an iphone, but the software and processing is pure genius at covering those tracks, and it is here Fuji really MUST redouble it’s efforts if it is to demonstrate there IS a point in buying a dedicated (and relatively expensive) camera rather than a phone; After all, it’s lenses are FAR superior to anything you are likely to find on a phone and the sensor is much larger.
We can laugh at the younger generation wanting terrific results straight out of the camera, no effort required in taking or processing, but, ah, why not? For those who know better, nothing is stopping them.
Since you have the x70 as well, will you keep your x70 or change to the XF10? I have an x70 and love it, but jumping to XF10 would only give more megapixels, every other aspect seems like a downgrade! I especially love the option of the WCL-x70, which doesn’t seem to be available with th XF10.
Could you please , post pictures with hight and very hight ISO ?