Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026
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Documenting the Present, Preserving the Past
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A wishlist for the X-E4
Hello everyone, this article is all about sharing my unconditional love for the X-E3 and my Wishlist for its successor. If you are like me who love the compactness of this little camera and the power of delivering amazing results, please continue to read this article and share with me…
INSIDE YOUR BAG: Sebastian Boatca
Some folks asked me what do I carry in my bag, when I have a photography assignment. Well, I thought it would be nice to write down about my “things” I take with me in my photo bag. Of course, the content of the bag is strongly related to the…
Fujifilm Love Hate!
I have lent out a lot of personal Fujifilm kit over the last five years and the result has always been some love hate relationships and personal battles with the kit. I always find this very interesting. I remember my first time with the X100 and how it wound me…
Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR first impressions
Maybe it’s too early to write a review of the Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR since I’ve only had it for a short period of time. Anyhow, this is a very unscientific review, the scientific ones can be found elsewhere, this is about how it feels to work…
The X100V: A Storytelling Machine
The next time you watch a movie, pay attention to the shots used to tell a story. Photography is storytelling as well, and we can tell stories in much the same way. When we are out taking photographs, using the “wide-medium-close” sequence is one way we can create a “photo…
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Premium/ Get the most out of your camera
Surely many of us adore the output of the Fujifilm JPG engine. We all like to have our Provia, ClassicChrome or ClassicNegative film simulations at hand or maybe even use so-called “recipes”. It’s perfectly fine, but sometimes we like, wish, or have to deal with RAWs. Fuji X-T1 . @50mm…
Premium/ Why some images just work
Why do some photographs stay with us long after we’ve looked away? Valéria Cunha explores the psychology behind memorable images, revealing how light, tension, emotion and visual storytelling shape our perception. A thought-provoking read for anyone looking to move beyond composition rules and develop a more personal way of seeing.
Premium/ Always have your camera with you
Often I find myself thinking about what convinced me to choose the Fujifilm camera system to express my passion. Leaving the house with my photography bag in search of that perfect moment, when everything in front of the camera aligns between my eye and the viewfinder. I believe one of…
Premium/ Three months with the Fujifilm X-H2S – A photographic review
After three months of intensive daily professional use of the Fuji X-H2S, for Til Jentzsch – a Music and Events photographer, not only did this camera become his main workhorse, he bought a second unit! In this extensive review, Till explains why he went from the X-T to the X-H…
Premium/ Fujifilm – From Fuji to film photography
We have read many stories on Fuji X Passion Inspirational Photography Magazine, and all of them are captivating. Apart from the fact that we continuously learn useful tips about using Fujifilm gear and improve our techniques, this community is so much more! It is not a place for clinical, mathematical…
Fuji X-T family
NSD 51/50 – Interview with Brice Gelot, Documentary and Street Photographer
With a film photography background, for Brice Gelot, when you make a mistake, there are three things you should do: admit it, learn from it and don’t repeat it. You always learn from failure, not from success.
Why shooting during the Blue Hour? – Dinant from Dusk to Dawn
This article is made to answering questions of why most of my landscape-cityscape photos are taken during the blue hour.…
Daily life scenes and people, from Latin America and beyond
Felipe Rubilar, documentary photographer and freelance filmmaker from Chile but currently living in Mexico City, accepted to be interviewed to…
Street and landscape photography: my two passions!
Hello Norbert Oksza Strzelecki! Could we start the interview by asking to tell us a bit about yourself? Hello!…
September 2026 issue
Visual Stories
The mountains
Through this visual story, Maurício Reis shares his experience of discovering the autumn beauty in one of the lesser-known mountain ranges in Portugal. Serra da Freita, a place to visit slowly. For a better reading experience, I suggest you listen to this music. For years I had intended to visit…
Ibiza
Visiting places like these comes with a certain set of expectations, clichés, imposed assumptions, things you expect to see, feel, experience. And it’s all true when visiting Ibiza. But then again, at the same time, it isn’t… Why is this place so different to what you hear, and why is…
Fujifilm X100V and X-E4 photo adventure in Nebraska
The Fujifilm X100V just may be my favorite camera of all time. It’s small, compact and can go almost everywhere with me. The X-E4 is almost as small, but can use different lenses. I think there’s room for both, so I took them along with me for a photo adventure…
The «cliché» of Brittany
A Winter road trip in Brittany… I imagine that sentence shouldn’t be a dream for many people. The grey sky, the wind, the rain, the cold, the fog. This region of northwestern France has always had a terrible reputation for its weather. Me being the first, when I think about…
Metropolight: A street photography book that examines the human condition in the 21st century metropolis. Shot across 4 continents.
About this project I shot this project over a period of a few years, but most of the photos come from a trip I did in 2015 when I had an X100T and an X-T1. There are a couple of photos from X-M1 too, which I had before that, and…
Prague and a good pair of shoes
There are places in the world whose origins are intertwined with stories and legends with a golden thread. Prague, with its smoky atmosphere, the baroque churches that stand severe against the leaden sky and the old-looking buildings has always been a source of inspiration. In Prague, popular folklore has forged…
The first “all Fuji” wedding
“You will probably need surgery, Fernando” the doctor said. “Damn” I though. I had high hopes on the nerve infiltration, but the results were bad. The tendinitis still hurt. And that was after 4 expensive months of treatment with kinotherapy. The doctor told me that in case of an operation…
Searching for the key to unlock my creativity
Hello fellow Fuji lovers. So I reached out to Fuji X Passion magazine and asked if I could share, and after reviewing my portfolio and deciding I’m worthy (maybe), they agreed. But now came the hard part, which of my many ideas would I share now that I had a…
Embracing imperfection with the Fujifilm X100V: A photo walk at Dusk
We purchase cameras for many reasons. Sometimes it’s because we need more megapixels to fulfill a job requirement. Other times it’s because our old cameras just can’t keep up with us any longer, and the lure of new technology makes sense. Some photographers just want a new addition to their…
Photography as a personal project
I have always liked personal projects. A personal project is something you do in your spare time, something to which you dedicate with all your passion and interest and that you do with no obligation, setting your own goals. I am a computer scientist working in the Spanish public administration,…