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Would love to hear thoughts and advice on literally anything to do with this new hobby!
📍 Miyajima, Japan
🗓 April 2026
📷 Fujifilm X-H2 + Fujinon 16-55 II
One of the most magical places I’ve travelled. A nonstop inspo tour with my camera.
I have a separate post for my vertical landscapes here: https://www.reddit.com/r/fujifilm/s/2aJ4Dq2MAq
Photo locations:
Recipes/editing!
- Portra 400 recipe on Classic Chrome
- custom recipe on classic negative
A lot of these I made a few further adjustments in Lightroom. I have a few presets that I’ve edited and adjusted based on Alex Ruskmans Fuji presets. HIGHLY recommend investing in these preset recipes as they have been a game changer in photo editing. What I’ve done to learn over the years is apply his presets and see in Lightroom where I can adjust the color grading and how different develop settings impact the photo and from there, I start to get a feel for what looks I’m going for. Wanted to share my approach since so many people asked!
Would love any feedback on these shots as well. 🧡
Nokton or Ultron?
Hi guys, wanted to check, i am getting a Voigtlander for Fuji XT30ii, what is the better option for daily documentation?
Nokton 23mm F1.2
Ultron 27mm F2
Appreciate your feedback please. Thank you.
Update: I got the 27mm f2 instead. Thank you so much for your time.
Reason: Coz i already have the 27mm f1.8 in auto, and a couple of 1.2s if i want that bokeh. I needed something versatile, not too wide, but no too tight, so i guess this is the perfect combo. Thank you!!
A variety of lenses but mainly the xf50-140mm, xf150-600 and the GF250mm f5
So after many years of using Sony for my EDC and professional work, I decided to change to Fujifilm (just my EDC, for now).
First, I gifted my wife a used X100F as her first camera and she loved it. I tried it for some days and also fell in love with the experience: having built-in ND, the “tactile” experience and the lovely OVF (my favorite kind of cameras are actually film rangefinders) got me hooked.
So I begun searching for a nice X100F, when I came across this X100V with 16000 shutter actuations and in good condition , except for the battery door that doesn’t stay closed due to the broken little tab, for a very nice price of €800 (half case, haoge hood set, box, several batteries and B+W filter included) I decided to bite the bullet and OH MAN I’M GLAD I DID!
Now I’m in the look for a half case or grip/bracket that improves the ergonomy, since I’m so used to having a nice grip with bigger bodies. Any recommendations on that regard?
Hey everyone,
I’m a software engineer and Fujifilm photographer, and I’ve been working for a long time on an app for Fujifilm film simulation recipes.
I love shooting with recipes, but I wanted an easier way to save them, organize them, and use them when I’m out with my camera.
You can connect your camera with USB-C, and the app will read the recipes already on your camera. From there, you can edit them, create new ones, or browse community recipes and apply any recipe you want to your camera in one tap.
You can also build your own recipe catalog and organize it however you like. It should support most modern Fujifilm cameras, so feel free to try it. If you run into any issues, I’ll be happy to help.
There’s also a RAW render tool, which lets you open your Fujifilm RAW files and apply any recipe to them with real Fujifilm color. It’s been super useful for testing looks, editing RAWs, and deciding which recipes I actually want to use in-camera.
The app is free to download and includes some free features, and there’s also a paid version if you want to unlock the full potential of the app.
I’d really appreciate any feedback, ideas, or honest thoughts from the community.
Thanks for checking it out.
Edit Follow Up : Thank you everyone for the positive feedback and the suggestions, I noted everything and I will be working on them as soon as possible. Also as a small teaser: next week I'm releasing a new feature to the app that you guys will love so stay tuned !
All shot during a week of hiking through the Dolomites!
Vertical landscapes and photos from my Slov trip. Had to separate into two posts so I didn’t have to crop the aspect ratios, you know the deal!
One of the most magical places I’ve travelled. Non stop inspiration for me and my camera. Would love any and all feedback.
Shot on my fuji x-t5, with a 27mm fujinon lens. I shot RAW and did the editing in DarkTable
So,
I am trying to get into the camera world and fell in love with the fuji filmsim tbh.
Waaaatched a lot of reviews fuji vs sony a6700. I think both are great options.
Because I really dont want to do any postprocessing I think the fuji x-t5 is my best option. I hope the autofocus isnt thaaat extremely bad. I want to use this camera as a go to camera, family cam, landscape photography, portrait, street and mainly travel.
I also thought about the e5 but its not weather proof and i want to play it safe.
I think gear has consumed too much of the atmosphere in photography circles and everyone talks about the comparison between models instead of just enjoying what they have.
I still have the X-T3 and X-E2 and I enjoy them both for different reasons. And although I have GAS from time to time (the x-pro is still my camera that got away), I know that buying a new body will just be a foolish use of my money. I'd rather spend savings on trips to places where I will use my camera.
I also have all the lenses I need, and I know that the glass is what actually makes most of the difference at the end of the day.
Let's talk each other off the edge of buying that camera in our shopping cart.
Has anyone listened to the GAS voice and bought a newer model, new lens and/or traded in their old one and regretted it afterword?
Technical Info
Camera: Fujifilm X-T30 II
Lenses: Viltrox 13mm f/1.4 & Viltrox 85mm f/1.8
Process: Shot in RAW, color graded in Lightroom.
IG: bringmethefujifilm
Back with my second concert shoot! This time it was a tiny, packed venue with terrible lighting and a crazy crowd. Most people were smiling and letting me through when they saw my camera raised, though a few strictly refused to budge (totally understand and respect that).
The Viltrox 13mm f/1.4 is an absolute beast for capturing the scale and the crazy stage lights, while the 85mm f/1.8 helped me hunt for those raw, tight emotional moments from a distance.
Also, a crazy thing happened after my last post. Pixie Bella (IG: pixpop) - whose legendary Bring Me The Horizon concert shots literally inspired my entire editing style - found my profile. She followed me, praised my work, and reminded me of my own talent. It felt completely surreal.
Still learning and loving every second. Would love to hear your thoughts, any support or feedback means a lot!