Fujifilm camera and lens reviews, field tests and trip reports. Deep dives into camera features and settings.
The latest Fuji 23mm is bigger, heavier and more expensive than the other 23mm offerings from Fujifilm. Is is worth it? After a year of use I have an…
Quickly see what lens, exposure and settings were used for each Fujifilm clip within DaVinci Resolve.
Over the past year, the Fuji 27mm has been attached to my X-T4 come rain or shine. Read the Fuji 27mm review for sample images and thoughts about Fuj…
The compact size, considerable reach and weather-resistant build of the Fuji 70-300 make it a very appealing travel lens. But does it live up to its …
Field testing the Fuji 90mm f2 in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland.
The Fuji 50-140mm f/2.8 is a workhorse. It's a rugged and reliable lens that delivers consistent and pleasing results.
I borrowed an X100V for the weekend to test the new lens and to see how it compares to my everyday camera – the X-T4.
The Fuji 200mm f2 has been nicknamed "The great white sharp", we borrowed one from Fujifilm to find out if it lives up to the name.
Official Fuji webcam software has been released. See compatible cameras and operating systems, and find out where to download the Fujifilm X Webcam s…
Live View Highlight Alert shows when highlights are clipping by flashing the overexposed area black. But can you rely on this exposure tool for raw?
The Mitakon 35mm f/0.95 isn't for everybody. It's a heavy chunk of metal and glass, manual focus only and produces imperfect images. Still, I can't h…
Fuji's Natural Live View explained. What is it? And why would you use it?
Testing the new Classic Negative film simulation, comparing it to Classic Chrome and finding a way to use it on any Fuji camera.
A concise overview of how to use Fujifilm's in-camera focus bracketing feature with example images. What do steps mean? And how many frames do you ne…
We headed out for some architectural photography with the trusty Fujifilm X-T20; photographing the Hungarian Parliament building in Budapest, Hungary.