As the new X-H1 is here, it is possible that the internet is starting to get flooded with personal reviews and pages with technical specs, comparisons with other Fujifilm models, or even other camera brands. In this context, it’s very relevant for the user experience to find out how the […]
Cinematic Portraits Project with Fujifilm cameras
Over the last year, I’ve been working on a portraiture project, I loosely call Cinematic Moments.  Coming from a filmmaking background; I’ve always explored storytelling, and over the past few years, as I’ve explored photography as a creative medium, storytelling has definitely creeped it’s way in. A few years ago, […]
Improving the ergonomics of Fujifilm X-E3
Fujifilm X-E3 is the latest mirrorless camera that keeps the rangefinder look and packs the most relevant technology of the day. It’s very much similar with the X-T20 sibling, featuring the 24MP APS-C sensor with X-Trans colour filter array, improved AF tracking, Wi-Fi with Bluetooth for connection to a smartphone, […]
Using Fujifilm X Raw Studio
The Fujifilm X RAW STUDIO is a software designed to process the RAW files using the processor inside your Fuji camera, via an USB cable, that connects a PC to your camera. Although there are many technical limitations, especially concerning the highlights and shadows latitude of processing, it’s still a […]
Fujifilm X-H1 Slow Motion IBIS Test
Peter Price has made a video test with the new Fujifilm X-H1, where we can see the IBIS at work and how can it cope with the difficult conditions when filming HD content in slow motion mode, at 120 FPS. As the author says, there is still room for improvements, […]
Dying Sun – Behind The Scenes, with Fuji X-T2
I’m from Sintra and live in Porto, Portugal. I work at the University of Aveiro in audio/video services, doing promotional, institutional and educational video work. I was also a tutor for online courses, 3Ds max, After effects, nowadays I’m just tutoring Blender at UNAVE (University of Aveiro).
 Video, Photography and […]
Looking for the perfect camera bag for Fujifilm
Photographers love to take care of their gear and accessories. Finding the camera that fits your needs could mean trying/owning several Fujifilm models. For the lenses it could be even more difficult than it seems, in order to gather the perfect setup of lenses that cover most of the photographic […]
Pixco manual focus lenses – another Chinese alternative for Fujifilm
When the budget is under careful consideration regarding new lenses for our Fujifilm cameras, the manual focus options could be a safe bet. A lot of photographers are already using the great products from Samyang. Also, Laowa from Venus Optics is a good alternative, as Mitakon, Meike, or 7Artisans. A […]
