My timing has been just about perfect. I got the X-T1 just a couple of weeks ago, and yes, there has been a learning curve after using the Olympus E-M1 for almost a year. But help is here now. 🙂
Tony Phillips, at The Friedman Archives, has just released his ebook all about the Fujifilm X-T1, and it’s a good one. He also wrote a book about the Fujifilm X100s and that experience shines through in this book.
Inside Tony’s “Complete Guide to Fujifilm’s X-T1“, you’ll find over 500 pages of comprehensive and thorough information about every aspect of using the X-T1. Tony writes in a very clear, understandable style and presents lots of insider tips and techniques.
While the book is geared toward experienced photographers, don’t shy away if you’re not one … there are also several chapters filled with general photography how-to’s.
For one reasonable price, you get all three electronic versions of the book: a .pdf file (read it on just about any device), a .mobi for your kindle, and .epub for a Nook or other e-reader. It’s also available in print (color or b&w), but those will cost a bit more.
And don’t forget, there are lots of other books available at The Friedman Archives. You’ll find books about almost every Sony DSLR or Mirrorless camera released in the last few years, and a great book about the Olympus OM-D E-M1, along with the two Fujifilm titles.
