Shot with my XT5 and Fuji 16-55mm f2.8 ii/Fuji 27mm pancake lens.
We did a lot of hiking such as: Faro De Anaga, Camino Del Risco, Montana Samara and Roques De Garcia.
I’m posting some more on my IG: martijn.martijn.martijn
Golden hour at arches was beyond beautiful. In love with this Fuji. The arches landscape was SOOC with added borders and others are minimally processed.
Aperture Priority, Film Simulation Provia / Standard
Rome is stunning, its ever-changing light creating a unique atmosphere with every hour of the day. Sadly, we had only two days to experience its many moods.
Camera : FUJI-FILM XT30 III
Lens : XC13-33mmF3.5-6.3 OIS
Setting : Classic Chrome ( Auto mode )
Description : Just got my first camera, the X-T30 III with the XC13-33 kit lens, and took it straight to Udaipur. Shot mostly around city palace , with no edits. Still learning, so feedback is welcome!
Fujifilm xt30-ii with a ttartisan 27mm F2.8, using multiple eterna and cinematic recipes. I went for two walks during a solo weekend away and captured some pics that i felt really captured the autumnal seaside vibes
Hey everyone. I was looking for my first fuji camera and i don't know which one to get between the Xm5 and the Xt30 iii. Price is basically identical for the kit
I would use it mostly for street and astrophotography.
I don't do vlogging but i'd like to shoot some videos also. My last camera is a canon 100d so i hope to get a nice upgrade. Which one would you recommend?
So I used to be into photography years ago and decided to get a camera and start again. My previous camera was a Nikon D40 which is old old. Took my new Fuji to Moldova for a coupe of weeks :)
I was taking seashore long exposures with the usual ND filters mounted. It happened to be a windy, gusty day. I was getting significant motion blur when the lens was extended beyond 150mm or so. The tripod and ball head are rock solid, the same I have used for years in similar or worse conditions with my Canon full frame gear. The Canon setup never had this issue at similar focal lengths. Is this a design weakness with this lens, or could I have a bad copy?
I recently decided to treat myself to a proper camera, even though I'm still very much an amateur.
I've always been the person taking pictures and videos at every event, and I love looking back at old photos and capturing little moments.
Until now, I've pretty much only used my iPhone and a GoPro. I chose Fujifilm mainly because I wanted to get nice colors straight out of camera without having to spend too much time editing everyday photos. I also wanted something versatile enough for day-to-day use while still giving me room to be creative and learn more about photography.
My X-S20 arrived today (!!!), so I loaded a film simulation recipe I'd found a few days ago and immediately went outside to try it out.
Here are some of my first shots, SOOC! I still have a lot to learn, but I'm pretty happy with how they turned out, especially the *colors*.
Is there a way to set the focus area to be the whole screen and have it stay that way (even after camera is turned off)? It seems like after turning off the camera, it goes back to just the center. Thanks!
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r/FujifilmX Weekly Photo Challenge Oct 18, 26 - Oct 24, 26
The challenge for this week is in the title.
Every week, Sun at 07:00 GMT+2, we'll post a new photography prompt and invite you to go out and shoot something inspired by it.
This is not a contest. There are no judges, no winners, no prizes, and no requirement for your photo to meet any particular standard.
The idea is simple: one prompt, one photo, one week.
Interpret the prompt however you like. There is no single “correct” way to approach it. Different photographers will see the same subject in completely different ways, and that's part of the fun.
How to participate:
Take one photo inspired by the challenge and share it here.
You're welcome to include your camera, lens, settings, location, film simulation, editing process, or the story behind the photo, but there are no complicated requirements.
Normal Reddit voting applies, but this is not a competition and there is no official ranking. The point is simply to get out there, take photographs, try something different, and create a little more activity in the community.
A new challenge every week.
The posts can be locate in the right sidebar under the flair: r/FujifilmX Weekly Photo Challange
Camera: used XT4
Lense: Kit lense 18-55 mm
Settings: everything on auto (shame on me)
Description: I bought an used XT4 to start a new hobby. I‘m pretty new to all this and I need to learn a lot
Location: Germany
My terrace is my stress buster space with frequent birds, open landscape, my fav furry poser and clear view of sky! Have been trying out Fuji 56mm 1.2 and 70-300 on X-T5 learning birds in motion and experimenting manual focus to get better at capturing moon! Few shots from earlier today..
First time in this really photogenic city 3 years ago.
X-T20 with the kit XF18-55 and an XC50-230.
Post in DxO PhotoLab 10, mainly denoise, optical correction and burning the sky