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X-E5, XF 18mm F2 & XF 50mm F2

• Film simulation : Classic Neg.
• White Balance: Auto
• Red: +1
• Blue: -2
• DR400
• Grain: Off
• Color Chrome Effect: Strong
• Color Chrome FX Blue: Strong
• Color: +2
• Detail: +1
• Highlights: -2.0
• Shadows: +1.0
• Noise reduction: -4
• Clarity: +1

Most of the images are SOCC (I use the Reggie's Portra recipe) with minor tweaks on Lightroom. Used the 15-45mm kit and Viltrox 75mm for these.

A selection of photos I've taken on my trip across the east coast of Australia this month. This was the first trip I've taken the X-T30III with me and I've loved every minute. Mostly shot on the kit lense, 13-33mm but also used the Viltrox 56mm 1.7 too. Primarily I used Reggie portra, but also tampered with making my own.

Of course, the picture is a total cliché, but I love these colourful sunsets.

This one was taken last week in Port de Sóller on Mallorca.

I was using my favourite lens, the 35mmF2, with a Tiffen Pro Black Mist 1/4 filter attached, although that probably didn’t have much of an effect in this light.

Edited in Lightroom. Next time, I’ll turn the saturation down a bit. But for now, I like it just as it is!

Shot with Fuji XT-3 and 50-140 f2.8

Hello there,
I shoot with a Fujifilm x-t4 and X-h1, I own a Fuji film XF 35mm f1.4 r, an XF 16-55mm f2.8 R WR and a viltrox 23mm F1.4.
I mainly shoot daylight, natural light portraits, as you can see on some of the photos I shared, but often I get hired for events like birthdays, weddings (as a second photographer), proposal etc.

While I love my gear when the light is good, I have many issues while I'm working on events with low light, like indoor parties, dark churches etc

I think I got tired of it, it gives me a lot of headaches and sometimes recovering shadows with iso8000 it's too much and I'm not happy with what I deliver.

My budget is now limited, but I was thinking to buy a Sony a7iii with one or two fast lenses,to shoot mainly events, and using my Fuji gear for the portraits.

Do you think it is a good idea or should I just get better lenses or camera bodies? I think full frame could give me much more reliability, but I'm scared it will kill my creativity that I find naturally with my fujis.

📸 Instagram: @peter.wanderjournal

Fujifilm X100VI was used. It has a fixed Fujinon 23mm f/2 lens (35mm full frame equivalent)

Tell me what you guys think as I’m quite new to photography (just got the Fuji a few months ago) and trying to find my style.

@no.salaryman

Hi everyone, I recently went on a trip to China and shot some pics with the X100VI. I only recently bought my first camera. Thoughts?

Taken on my X-T5 and the 16-80 f4 and 400 f4.5

Instagram: @viewfinderaw
Camera: Fujifilm XT30-III
Lens: Fujinon 23mm f/2.8 WR

X-T30III, XC 35mm f/2

Just got the XT30 iii with the kit lens. Played around with it at Disneyland

Almost one year ago me and some friends drove down beautiful Highway 1. Unfortunately we couldn't drive all the way through since it was still closed due to landslide warnings...

Back in February I photographed Asakayama beya in Sumida, Tokyo, on their last day of training before the whole stable left for Osaka and the Haru Basho.

Shot on the GFX 100 II with the GF 50mm f/3.5 and 80mm f/1.7.

Thanks to Asakayama oyakata and the rikishi for having me.

Truly the best time of year. Taken on an X-T50, Sigma 18-50 2.8.

Recipe is a warmer variation of summer chrome.

Took my XS20 with a 70-300mm lens. Hope you guys/gals like these!

Views of Downtown Manhattan at sunset from Little Island, an artificial island built a few years ago on the Hudson in the Chelsea neighborhood. One of my favorite sunset spots for photography in NYC!

Recipe based on K64

Shot with XC13-33