The heavyweight multitasker: Fujinon XF50-140mm F2.8
If anyone asks me why Fujifilm? My answer to them would be simple. It’s colour science and optics. It is no hidden fact that Fuji incorporates the best colour science in its cameras using its past experiences from the Analog era. It is also a known truth that the company…
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…
You can now submit your photos to the Fuji X Passion Flickr Group
Yes, you read it right. Flickr is not dead, and no, we are not in 2012! Those who have been around for a while know that Flickr was one of the first, and certainly the biggest, communities for photographers. Then came Instagram and the rest of the story you already…
“IL MARE D’INVERNO”: Discover the spirit of the beach with a vintage soul attitude
I just had to look for the right location to make my old X-Pro1 and the cheap 55mm F1.4 lens by 7Artisans communicate. The opportunity: a day in Cervia while waiting for the première of the short film “La rinascita di Eva” (www.youtube.com/watch) that I directed with friend and creative…
Fuji X-S10 – A Great Introduction To Fuji
The Fuji X-S10 was released in November 2020. When I read the spec list, I was immediately intrigued. Similar to the older X-H1, Fuji did away with the traditional analogue dials normally associated with their cameras in favour of a PASM dial in a move obviously designed to attract DLSR…
I like to feel the atmosphere
My name is Alex, I’m from Ukraine, and I’m in love with Fujifilm equipment. In addition to photography, I do 3D modelling. Nowadays, photography has become more than a hobby, it’s how I live. From my hobbies, I can single out yoga and the practice of standing on nails, meditation.…
Fuji X-T family
Story Behind Photo: Old Man
This photo was taken at a small fish village at Sungai Batu, Penang last year end. It was a peaceful and quit evening at the beach. The old man, sat in a small shed, was smoking his cigar while mending the fishing net. He seems so enjoying his cigar and skilled mending his net. There was natural light without flash, I used speed 1/180″ and f/3.2. This photo was taken…
April issue
Always Carry a Camera – Interview with Edgar Ruiz
Thank you so much, Edgar, for taking the time for this interview. It’s a pleasure to have you with us! Could you start by introducing yourself to our readers?Hey, my name is Edgar Ruiz. I’m a 32 year old husband, father, and VHS enthusiast from Fresno California. Fuji X-S10 .…
Tokyo Streets with the Fujifilm X100F
When I booked my flight to co-host a week-long street photography workshop in Tokyo with Eric Kim, there was no doubt what camera or camera system I would be bringing; it had to be the Fujifilm X100F. My new Canon 5D Mark IV and all the lenses were staying home.…
Endless Motion
Whether on film or digital, Alberto Dall’Osso from Italy uses photography as a form of expression, creating work with a unique and personal approach, which is impossible to remain indifferent to. Always pursuing simplicity, Alberto uses mostly an X100T, shooting at very low shutter speeds, to create moody and blurred…
Honouring the past through photographing the present
Hello, I’m Audrey! I’m a 26-year-old photographer from Ireland. I take a lot of inspiration from old photographs and paintings. As well as photography, I also do graphic design and videography. I live in the countryside about an hour southwest of Dublin on my family’s sheep farm. Fuji X-T4 .…
Finding perspective on the Coast of Death
In a small village on the wild western edge of Galicia’s Costa da Morte, Coast of Death, I glance upwards to check conditions overhead. This is a daily ritual. A bank of broken cloud is drifting in from the west, punctuating the page of blue overhead. On the horizon, past…
Night Photography: 12 Essential Techniques, with Fuji X cameras
I often discuss with my friends about the tips and tricks in all kind of photography fields. It is good to share your knowledge within a group of photographers. “Let the envy go away and act like a true member of a growing family of photographers”, I say. Each one…
Battling creative block with the Hoya R72 Infrared filter and a Fuji camera
I know there is no real reason for creative block these days. With all the possible inspiration out there and the amazing Fuji cameras that remove most of my old…
Antelope Canyon – The Magic Vs The Reality
I would like to share my recent experience I had where I finally visited the magical and infamous Antelope Canyon, a location I have been eyeing ever since seeing the…
Joyfulness series: Me, my Fuji X camera and two people in love
Hello Tom! Could you tell us a little bit about you? Hey Guys, I’m a photographer based in Ghent, Belgium. Proud dad of two sons Bent & Gust and hubby…
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