These 4 Fujifilm Cameras Snapped World Press Photo 2019 Winning Photos
World Press Photo is world’s most prestigious photojournalism contest.
In 2017, Fujifilm was the only brand to break the DSLR hegemony and also in the 2016, the X-Pro1 was the only MILC to snap a winning price.
In 2019, it is still DSLR that dominates, by taking 71% of the winning photos, but it’s less than in the past:
- 2017
88.8% DSLR – 5.55% Mirrorless – 5.55% Other
Fujifilm X-T1 (2) – Fujifilm X100 (1) – No Other Mirrorless - 2018
83.5% DSLR – 11.3% Mirrorless – 5.2% Other
Sony A7rII (4) – Fujifilm X100S (3) – Fujifilm X-T1 (2) – Sony A6000 (1) – Leica SL (1)
2019 has been Fuji’s best year so far, since Fuji X shooters snapped 4 winning images.
- 2019
71.1% DSLR – 4.4% MILC – 8.9% Compact Cameras – 15.5% no data
Fujifilm X-Pro2 (1) – Fujifilm X100T (1) – Fujifilm X100S (1) – Fujifilm X100 (1) – Sony A7rII (1) – Leica Q (1)
Interesting to note that Fuji’s rangefinder styled cameras win over the DSLR-styled ones, as opposed to real life, where the X-T line far outsells them all, the X-Pro, X100 and X-E line.
But at the end of the day, what matters is that we can see lots of great images at the worldpressphoto page here, and I am pretty sure you won’t care which image has been taken with which camera, but simply be captured by the stories they tell.
via photolari (original source) – petapixel – fujistas
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