The 4th X100 by Rommel Bundalian
Rommel Bundalian
Très expérimenté dans le cinéma et la photographie numériques
Spécialisation en photographie 360 VR / Photographie de voyage
La photographie de rue reste mon premier amour dans ce secteur d’activité
Membre du World Wide Panorama
Photographe contributeur pour 360Cities
Membre de la faculté du PCCI (Philippine Center for Creative Imaging)
EXPÉRIENCE PROFESSIONNELLE:
Janvier 2012 – Directeur de création / Photographe – Imageworkz
Juin 2008 – Photographe – 360 Unlimited Arts & Photography Studio
Mars 2003 – Mai 2007 – Photographe indépendant / Contributeur de magazines
Avril 2001 – Mars 2002 – Photographe assistant / Artiste – ADPHOTO
Janvier 1995 – Mars 1999 – Photographe indépendant – Metro ManilaWARDS E
RÉCOMPENSES / PUBLICATIONS :
Finaliste – Digital Design Competition 2001
1ère et 2ème places – Digital Print of the Year 2001
Grand Prix et Lauréat des primo-participants – Master Digital Artist of the Year 2004
PUBLICATION PHOTOGRAPHIQUE :
Janvier 2007 – I-MAG Photography
PUBLICATION ARTISTIQUE :
Mars 2007 – Site Web WACOM ASIA
« Image de la semaine » en septembre 2007 sur PHOTOSHOP.COM – ÉTATS-UNIS
8ème place et mention Honorable – AfterCapture Magazine à l’occasion de l’Adobe Contest WorldWide 2007
Publié dans l’édition anglaise de Corel Painter Magazine
Publié dans Mabuhay Magazine In Focus : octobre 2011
Publié dans Manila Bulletin Newspaper – App, App and Away, mars 2012
I fell in love with FUJIFILM X Series with my X-Pro1, the first X Series camera that I owned. After lugging around a heavy full-frame DSLR for many years, I searched for a lighter and more compact camera with outstanding image quality and found that the X-Pro1 is the camera that I have been looking for. I have shot beautiful Philippine landscapes and many Philippine festivals with the X-Pro1.
X100S
In 2013, I was able to try the X100S which instantly became my everyday camera. Like an important accessory, I could not leave my place out without it.
The 23mm (35mm equivalent) fixed lens, the point-and-shoot like size and the rangefinder design made it a perfect for camera my street and travel photography. It became my weapon of choice.
X100T
After shooting for more than a year with the X100S, FUJIFILM introduced its successor the X100T which was loaded with new features that made me enjoy shooting with the X100 even more: the Electronic Rangefinder mode in the viewfinder which made shooting with the OVF more useful and enjoyable, the super silent electronic mode that is perfect for my Street and Travel Photography, improved focus speed, wi-fi remote function and of course, the CLASSIC CHROME Film Simulation, which is my favorite.
I brought the X100T in many of my travels abroad. In 2015, I went to Japan and shot Tokyo with the X100T in black and white.
In that same year, I travelled to Nepal and armed with the X100T, shot all my photos in CLASSIC CHROME. I loved how the CLASSIC CHROME and its muted colors captured the beauty of Kathmandu and its people.
X100F
This year, the fourth generation X100 series camera is finally released. The X100F now comes with the newest sensor and processor, at par with the current flagship cameras. Along with that, new hardware refinements like the dual Shutter Speed and ISO dial and the focus lever make shooting even more seamless and intuitive. I love that I can manually adjust my exposure triangle through dials. Like a film camera, the X100F can be set even before turning it on.
In addition, I like that the X100F shares the same battery as my other X Series cameras like the X-T2 and X-Pro2. The digital zoom, like in the X70 is just as intuitive and useful. Lastly, the new Film Simulation ACROS is a welcome addition to the current line-up of Film Simulations available which makes X Series distinctly FUJIFILM.
