xMarc | A FujiFilm/Photography Podcast?

We discuss the Apple Vision Pro and talk about what this means from a photographer's point of view. Is the price justified? Does this meet the needs of photographers in viewing, editing? Will we look as creepy as that dad looked in the keynote? Find out!

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Wow, we got to stop taking these breaks. We being anew and hopefully we stick to it this time. The idea is to keep this light-hearted and casual.

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I give my full review of the Instax Wide Printer. It has some weird quirks, but overall it's awesome... yeah, that was a spoiler. 

Fujifilm unveiled their Instax Wide printer and it's awesome! In the excitement, there are some concerns about compatibility. Will it be available to direct printing from older cameras or not... We talk about that... we solve none of that, just wildly speculate. 

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Fuji Rumors released an update stating that Fujifilm will unveil a new X series camera in 2021. In this episode I speculate wildly and will most likely have a 0% accuracy, but hey... it's fun, so here it is!

I am on a quest to find the right personal camera for me. I want to have that camera that I can use during my professional work, but also that camera that I can use for my fun, side projects, family moments, candid moments, and more!

I'm looking to either SELL my x100v and get an X-E4 or not... I really don't know which way to go. 

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In this episode we discuss why we changed the name of the podcast from The X Line to xMarc. In short, we wanted a name that was more about the photographer rather than the gear. xMarc was the choice. 

The show - while still remaining infrequent - will feature more updates... make this name change mean something, right? :-)

This is a quick little bite talking about my love for the X100v and 35mm f/1.4. Both glass and camera have been my life-saver in this time of craziness. 

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