I received the Fujifilm XF100-400 F/4.5-5.6 zoom lens from Fuji (not sponsored, I requested it as part of the Fuji Photographers programme I'm in). And so I went to test it in the woods even though I don't normally photograph much wildlife. I had an idea for a photo of the full moon (more on that during the video) as you know that I'm always keen on a good moon
February's full moon is called a Snow Moon and here you will see the full Snow Moon moonset in London, right between the City skyscrapers. And if you have been following me for some time, you know I'm a sucker for a good moon photo. The moon is in fact featured a lot in this blog: Photo Mission: Moonrise (YouTube)Going After the Super Snow MoonOn The Hunt For The Super
As you may know, I've been chasing this epic London sunrise holy grail timelapse for about a month. To the point it had almost become an obsession. And of course it was never guaranteed that I would get it! But the efforts finally paid off. You can find all about it in my latest YouTube video
First (and so far only) day of snow of 2021 so of course I had to go out for a Snow In London photowalk! I love the snow, maybe because it is always been so rare in every city I have lived in. In Florence for example, people still talk about the snow of 1985
Yesterday, during their X-Summit, Fujifilm officially announced the new GFX100S and it's a beauty! It's the fourth large format mirrorless camera from Fujifilm and really it is the best yet. It is incredible how much punch is packed in this tiny body. Still with all the great features and excellence of this large format sensor. But in less than 1kg and with much better ergonomics! And of course the well-known
Why I shoot with Fujifilm cameras and how did I decide to be a full time Fujifilm photographer are really the two questions people ask me most frequently. As I'm spending more time in the studio now, because of the lockdown, this is a chance for another talking head video and the time to answer these recurring questions. Some background I've been shooting with digital cameras for more than 20 years
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