That's right: I created 4 weeks worth of Instagram content walking in Central London for less than 30 minutes. It could even be more than 4 weeks, considering I'm a bit of a slow uploader. But here you'll see 20 photos I find worth sharing. And at 5 a week, it is 4 weeks of Instagram content. Taken on a 30 minutes walk. In case you think you don't have
Only a few days ago, I talked about avoiding problems with Fujifilm X-T4 by keeping it clean (and how to do it). Unfortunately, my camera had plenty other problems that couldn't be solved by simply removing some dust. You probably watched a lot of videos about its qualities, but not many cover the Fujifilm X-T4 problems. And I wish I didn't have to make this video either, but the
How to clean the X-T4 sensor, or indeed any camera sensor, is a question we eventually have to ask ourselves. Even if you swap lenses in what looks like the most dust-free environment, one day it's going to happen: you'll see a dust spot in your images. Of course, it can be easily fixed in Lightroom/Photoshop/etc but it's often the kind of problem you only really noticed AFTER you post
Oh yeah, 400 megapixel images are now a thing. I mean, You could already produce 400 megapixel images (and beyond) by stitching images together. But you couldn't take a single 400 megapixel shot. And now, thanks to the latest firmware update for the GFX100 medium format camera, it's real. The GFX100 was already capable of shooting 102 megapixel images. But today Fujifilm released a new firmware update that adds "Pixel
Yesterday I went out with my friend Martyn for a photographic morning with Richmond Park deers. This park just outside of London is famous for its deers but it also has a nice view over the city (albeit from far away) that is prefect for sunrise in some periods. It's not the only park with deers, there's at least Bushy Park as well, but it's the largest colony for sure. Autumn
You likely see the "What's In My Camera Bag" videos all over YouTube. It's quite a popular topic for several reasons: people are genuinely interested in what professionals use, it satisfies the Gear Acquisition Syndrome, it's a way for content creator to put out some affiliate links (they do help), etc. And even though I'm not one that does too many reviews, I had to publish my own version too.
I did ask myself if the Mitakon 35mm f/0.95 could indeed be the toughest lens for street photography. Despite the clickbait-y title, this was a genuine question I had. And so I decided to give it a good test. To this day, Fujifilm does not release blueprints for their lenses to other manufacturers. So you don't often see other brands produce lenses for the X-Mount. One brand that comes to
I rented the Fujifilm GFX 50S for a job (office interiors and corporate headshots). But I still had some spare time to use it before sending it back to Fuji. So of course I made a video! I used medium format cameras in the past. When in Florence, I worked with medium format to photograph paintings, sculptures and all masterpieces of the great museums we have in my hometown! So this
What do I mean by recipe for black and white photography? Fuji X photographers should be familiar with the concept of recipes already. For everybody else, it is a combination of in-camera settings that allow. among other things, to recreate the effects of old analog films. Something that Fujifilm is very passionate about, having created some spectacular colour films in the good old years. Frankly, I don't know if this
First day of shops reopening in UK and I immediately went out for a post-lockdown street photo challenge in Chinatown.And you can watch whole of it on my YouTube channel! :) Filming and editing for YouTube is so much fun I really feel stupid for having procrastinated for so long. I always found plenty of excuses that in the end don't matter at all. Yes, I'm nervous being on the