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As someone who shamelessly has absolutely zero interest in post processing, Fujifilm has been an awesome new playground to explore.

I’m very excited! Thank you to those who commented on my post the other day to help me figure out which camera. I just bought the xt30 with a 33mm lens. It was between this one as an mx5 or 100v and I think it’s safe to say I happy with my choice.

NOW that being said, any recommendations accessory wise? I already plan on getting a screen protector from amazon but I’ve seen a few cases etc.

First trip with the camera as a new photographer. Still learning the ropes ! Used Cuban negative and Reggie’s updated recipe for most of these

Xt20 & xf23mm

Mumbai , India

Shot on Fujifilm XS20 & 23mm f2 lens

San Diego, CA
Recipe:
Reala Ace applied to the Chrome Memory tweaked from @fujifilm_shooters
Body:Fujifilm X-T30 III
Lens: FUJINON XC13-33mmF3.5

Shed the light. Feel the breeze.

Credit: Madelodi

IG: @quiet_framez
📷: Fujifilm X-T5, XF35mmF1.4 R (K&F Concept Black Mist 1/8)

Hello! I’m a complete novice when it comes to photography but studied fine art/painting at university, and wanted to give taking photos a try. Here’s a few I’m happy with from the past couple of days. I enjoy looking at everybody’s photos on here, so thought I’d share some too. :)

Lenses used - 15-45mm f/3.5-5.6 and 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7

Without any photography experience, bought my first camera/lens in Japan, the Fujifilm XT-50 / 18-55 f/2.8-4 in Japan and fell in love with photography. So excited to keep taking photos! IG: worldwith.hien

Boy does this len hunt for focus when it's a low-contrast scene. Frustratingly so, with loads of missed shots of birds in flight, as the lens searches for something to grip onto. But in good light, with good contrast and a definitive subject/relatively controlled area to work within / latch onto, it works very well.

The stabilisation is utterly incredible - 400mm rock steady. It's mighty impressive. I would love to have better focus latching for faster moving stuff (birds, planes, superman) but this is the first time I've been impressed with the lens, shooting these birds.

All taken with an X-T4 on CH15fps - 1/2000 | f/6.4-8 | ISO1600 all at 400mm

Shot with the FUJIFILM X100VI, this is a Japanese Coming-of-Age ceremony portrait series blending traditional kimono with floral artistry.

Normally a Videographer ( FX3 ) so this is my first Fuji ever ( also my first time taking photos in sports )Been searching for 9 months and finally was able to snag a X100VI and I love it! So far I am super impressed with it!