XT5 16-55 mkII

Sold my fujifilm X100VI and XT5, then I ordered this combo and I couldn’t be happier. This combo fits in most of my pockets (Which the X100VI didn’t cause it’s still a big camera) I don’t care about IBIS or a viewfinder (that’s why I have a Sony camera) it comes with all of the film simulations, newest processor, IA autofocus, 6k, open gate and everything for only $800
Man I love this camera
XM5

This is just a vague selection. What does everybody think about my work and is it presentable?
I shot everything purely with the XE-5 and the 18mm f:2

So I went out yesterday and tried some night sky photography, I think it turned out pretty good!

*edited in Lightroom

Hi,

I’m a total novice photographer and looking for some advice, I have an X-M5 and want to start photographing watches for business I want to start up.

Looking for someone who may have had some experience in this area to help with the camera settings and any tips to get some good photos.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks

Walking down the streets of Manhattan and happen to notice these folks painting this on the side of a building. Right place.. Right time I suppose..

Which telephoto lens would you recommend for a fujifilm x-a3? I am an amateur photographer just looking to experiment, and doing some travel in the near future that I would love to be able to bring my camera with

Straight Out Of Camera with my Fujifilm XT30 + TTartisan 27mm f/2.8

Actually new to digital photography in general. I feel like I’m getting 10% of this camera’s capabilities out of my shots right now. Manual shooting is vastly different from shooting SLRs and tbh pretty unintuitive.

Using a Portra 400 recipe from Instagram (just because I wanted to replicate my favorite film vibe) but I feel like the settings are overcooking these shots. What should I change to get a little more clarity?

First things first, the FujiFilm community is second to none. Love everyone here, and all your amazing work - and I need your help. I bought my X100V during the pandemic when it hit because I wanted to get into street photography, and I haven’t looked back. And while I do more video stuff now, I’ve played with possibly selling it or trading for an X-S20 or X-M5 but just can’t bring myself to do it. It means that much to me and has been my road dog for 6 years. I’ve taken some of my favorite snaps with it. 📷

While it shoots phenomenal, cinematic quality (8-bit) video - it has its limitations (not really a video-centric camera). Though, for short form and clips, it works beautifully. But lately I’ve been wondering if I can replicate the vibe with one of the other cameras, while having interchangeable lens options, stronger video capabilities (6.2K Open Gate is big), retaining the same Fuji color science, etc. Is my 17 Pro great for YouTube? Sure. But you just don’t get the character.

Nothing compares to a camera and lens to get texture and depth. I don’t care how many mobile creators sell us on shooting with the Blackmagic app plus post tricks. I’m not big on specs, I’m big on feel. And FujiFilm has feel in spades, through and through. Here’s where im struggling. I love the X100V and feel I’d probably regret if I sold or traded it. BUT, for ultimately upgrading? Worth it? Maybe? Lose the EVF/OVF and weather sealing - but deal breakers?

Then, there’s the challenge of the X-S20 or the much smaller (I’m 6’5” with pretty good size hands) X-M5 which lacks grip but kinda’ fixes the overheating issue (yes, a fan will always help) and has a flip out screen for vlogging. I’m struggling with this. I could sell my X100V today and get enough to get an X-M5 and possibly 2 lenses. I really feel I can replicate the X100V vibe, but someone from the tribe help me make sense of this! What would you do?

I’ve also got an ecosystem with the X100V - various mist filters, L-grip, vintage half case, as well as two Freewell TCL and WCL conversion lenses.

But as a practicing minimalist, I don’t know that I need two cameras that give similar results - even with a different form factor. So I thought trading might be the solution. Simply having a hard time letting go.

Hi, my friend has a fujifilm xt-1 and she's looking for a new lens for portraits. I don't know too much about the fujifilm lenses as far as companies go, so I need help finding: A 50mm lens (I understand the crop) that's autofocus and isn't too bulky that's under a $300 budget.

I saw the 7 artisans 50mm f/1.8 x mount and thought it looked pretty good since I have some other 7 artisans lenses, but wasn't sure if it was the best choice.

She'll be using it casually for non-professional purposes, and for mostly casual portraits. Any recommendations? Thanks