X-Signature | The Fuji camera people are asking me about

12 Nov

X-Signature | The Fuji camera people are asking me about

I have a new camera! It’s YELLOW !! and it matches my case !! It’s the small things like this that make me happy.

Ever since the X-pro was announced, even before I had one, it was my favorite camera. It looked right, felt right, shot right and has been updated, firmed up and now it has been pimped up on the outside to match the updates Fuji made for the inside.

My X-Pro is now Lizard Yellow, with the grip and thumb grip

Fuji have always been a company to think outside the box when it comes to providing cameras to people. In the UK, we are especially lucky to have some of the most amazing dedicated staff looking after us. From the sales reps on the street to the staff at HQ. On behalf of all the happy Fuji users, we thank you. The reason that I mention this is that in the UK we are super lucky to be only ones with the X-Signature Range.

X-Signature range – check out the mini site here

Photo by Kevin Mullins

Yes yes yes… I hear you !! Cameras should be black, colorful cameras are for amateurs and they look like toy cameras.. but… I don’t care.. This is MY camera and if I want a bright yellow Fuji. Then I will have one. It makes me happy and if your camera is making you happy it is doing over half it’s job in my eyes. They say the best camera is the one you have with you, in my eyes this is one of the many reasons why people love Fuji so much. They have made cameras that make you smile and a joy to use, hence, we take better photos with them as we want to use them, learn them and love them. This Signature range is just another extension of the idea that photography is personal and thus your camera should be too.

X -Photographer Alex Lambrechts is so right when he says that the camera should be an extension of yourself, so, sure.. why not have some fun and make it yours.

During the process, you post off the camera they do the change of cover, service the camera and give it a full clear bill of health.

Kevin Mullins was the first photographer to have his X-Pro go under the knife for the change from the standard finish to the super tactile Black Lizard finish.