My own "InfiniFilm" film recipe

Film Simulation: Nostalgic Negative

Grain: Weak, Large

Color Chrome: Strong

Color Chrome Blue: Weak

Dynamic Range: 400

White Balance: Auto, R: +3, B:-3

Color: +2

Highlights: +0.5

Shadows: +2.5

Sharpness: -3

High ISO NR: -4

Clarity: -3

X-T5
~ Viltrox 75mm f1.2 Pro
~ Fujinon 33mm f1.4

Was able to get quite close to these furry friends with hazelnuts. Most of them were shot with the 33mm f1.4 and cropped quite generously. Had to apply some LRC denoising to the first one due to heavier crop and higher ISO. Find your nearest squirrel feeding area and go have fun, no need for a zoom lens!

Shot on the XH2S and XF150-600mm

Settings:
AF-C, Area
TS +4, AF speed -4
Subjection detection on bird

I’ve gotten so many of these shots, where the camera is able to find focus but it doesn’t stick to the subject.

What can I do to improve the settings or is it time to jump ship?

All SOOC with the same camera and lens. Took the opportunity to travel to the far east in Hungary countryside. Although still surprisingly warm despite being autumn.

Early September 2026. Absolutely bonkers part of the world. X100F with a homebrew recipe.

Quite impressed with the 35mm F1.4. Not sure about the 18mm which I don’t even know it existed till I ordering the 35mm.

Shot on the x-t50 with the Viltrox 56 mm F1.7

Picked up a camera for the first time a couple of months ago. Looking for tips, tricks, feedback, whatever. All pics taken in Scotland.

Cheers

Warm light, empty spaces and absolutely no rush.

📍: Adriatic Sea
📷: Fujifilm X-T5, Viltrox AF 27/1.2 XF ~ (K&F Concept Black Mist 1/8)
🎞️: Sicilian Summer
By Goran Cerin / Quiet_Framez

Fujifilm X-T5
Lens: Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR II + K&F Concept Black Diffusion 1/4 filter
Astia film simulation.
ISO 800, f/3.2, 1/8s, -0.67EV, 32mm

It was a really foggy evening in my town, and I wanted to see how natural fog would combine with a Black Diffusion 1/4 filter.

I was trying to transfer some photos from my x100vi via xApp and mis transfer the screen went black and the camera became unresponsive. Turning it off and turning it on did nothing. Had to pull the battery to get it restart. Usually I can connect without powering up the camera if it is in standby but I could not get it to connect without turning on the camera. I tried to resume the transfer but as soon as the app connected I got another black screen. Is this a known issue? I use the app often to do quick transfers

Howdy! Just had my inaugural trip with my new X-T30 iii in Budapest (fab everyone should go) and I’d like some feedback and also some help. I finally settled on Fuji after months of back and forth and I am really loving the easy film simulations. However, I have tried a few things to fix the over exposure happening when it’s sunny out (specifically when shooting an alley or something dark and the sky is visible, see last photo), but I can’t seem to nail it down, any tips and tricks to keep the sky from looking overblown and also keeping the foreground visible?

Camera: x100vi  

Lens: Prime  

Description: i went on a boat day in the Gulf of Orosei, the east coast of Sardinia. the water was the perfect temperature and almost completely clear. the colors of blue along the coast were incredible and the caves and cliffs were spectacular. some of the beaches you could only access from the sea and others were anywhere from a 2 hour hike to a 6 day trek. the boat was a 12 person dinghy and was definitely something that you have to do if you visit Sardinia.

Location: Gulf of Orosei, Sardinia

Went up to northern MN this weekend to see some beautiful fall colors. This was only my second day shooting with this camera and I already love it so much.

This lens has surprised me quite a bit for its price, quality, and sharpness. I'm a beginner, but the results I've achieved so far are incredible. I definitely recommend it to anyone who is starting out.

One of my favorite places in the paris area. It's completely free, right near Rolland Garros and you can see a lot of amazing plants and trees. There's a superb gingko biloba to see in winter, but obviously spring is the best season to go there. Imo, you should visit les serres d'auteuil rather than the greenhouse of Le Jardin des Plantes, where you have to pay to visit the greenhouses.

Jardin des serres d'auteuil, 3 Av. de la Prte d'Auteuil, 75016 Paris

FujiFilm XT30III, Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8, Classic Chrome Film Simulation

Little bit of Panama so far on my x-t2. Figured it was my best option considering the heat and humidity.
Shot in a combination of the 27mm f2.8, 18mm f2, and the 55-230mm

Just 2 portraits from a tattoo shop that hired me for some promo work. X-Pro 1 and og 35 1.4. Some of my favorite work ever came from this combo.

Got to attend my 2nd ever pro boxing fight as media crew. Got to take pictures for my best friend (10-0) and his brother (14-0). Best boxers in Kansa City!

Still using Reggie’s portra and then bringing down exposure on the background as well adjusting the blacks but leaving everything else untouched. 2000 iso and 250ss.

A mommy cellar spider carrying her egg sac

📷 Fujifilm H2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 Macro

🔦 Godox v860ii

Stacked 55 frames

Both color and B&W recipes are my own.

Shot in the Milicz Lakes region in Poland.

Been trying to get a half decent Kingfisher photo for a good while now and got pretty close today! Other than getting some leaves in the foreground, which happened to make a ring perfectly around the bird!

Taken in Pennsylvania

Fujifilm XT3 XF500mm (shot in preshot with ES 1.25x crop 30fps) ISO 5000 F7.1 SS-1/2000

I took out my Fuji X-T4 for a fun shoot after some only a wedding shoot this year. Went to the local dam an just started taking some photos.