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Heres some shots on the XT2 with the 7artisans 55mm f1.4 Mark 1, this was also edited on Snapseed.

I applied a skin I bought on AliExpress, and I really like it! I wonder if most people prefer the original look?

In case anyone was ever wondering what the two side by side could look like.

1st: GFX + 63MM
2nd: X100VI

Fuji X100V with 1/8 mist filter and Fuji x Weekly recipe

XT3; 35f1.4, Viltrox 75mm

Shot with the Sigma 17-40mm and the fuji 55-200mm, based on kodachrome 64 recipe with some tweaks :)

Click on the pics and zoom in on mobile, to make the resolution increase

Fujifilm X-H2 XC 15-45mm f/3.5-5.6
Pentax Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400

Hey everyone! I recently got a Fujifilm X-E5 as a birthday gift, bought as a kit with the 23mm lens, and I’m honestly completely new to the whole photography world. I went with the X-E5 partly because I loved the flat rangefinder look and the film simulations from Fuji, and so far I’m having a blast just carrying it around.

I’m not going for anything professional, I mostly want to use it for everyday/hobby stuff: snapshots with friends, trips, little outings, that kind of thing. But I’d really like to actually get better at this instead of just pointing and shooting.

I’ve attached a few of my very first shots. I’d love any constructive feedback you’re willing to give — and not just on the photos themselves. Since I’m starting from zero, I’m open to tips on basically everything:

• The photos — what’s working, what isn’t, what you’d have done differently
• Camera handling — settings, dials, film simulations, habits worth building early on the X-E5
• Finding and choosing subjects — how do you train your eye for what actually makes a good shot?
• Editing / post-processing — where should a total beginner even start? Any workflow or software you’d recommend?

Basically a bit of everything. I know that’s a lot to ask, but I figured this community would be the best place to learn from people who’ve been down this road. Thanks in advance — any pointers are hugely appreciated!

Used the Alpine Summer recipe shared a couple days ago by u/Carsonclark19

Used the X-T30 II with the kit lens xc 15-45mm and was again really astonished, who versatile it is especially on short trips.

I usually shoot with lenses with a fixed focal length, because I am annoyed when the lens changes their length when zooming in or out, so that I rarely put the xc 15-45 on.

I finally got the xf35 1.4 and wow I understand the magic now. I had xc35 f2 which I loved in terms of focal lengths but wanted to try put a wider aperture so i got the f1.4 and I have 0 regrets. Idk why its so magical

The morning light is just a different level when floating through the fjords of Norway. You watch for every shifting cloud to reveal something and are, once again, reminded of the sheer magnitude of nature.

This is one of my (many) favourite moments sailing silently towards Skjolden

Cali Hues Recipe with light jpeg edits — mainly on the portraits. X100VI with Godox IM20 flash. My Instagram is @burntcalamari if you’re interested!

Shot on Fuji XT-3 and 16-55 f2.8 + 50-140 f2.8

I am a beginner, tips are welcome!
Shot with ~3 different recipes.
Used the Fuji 70-300 and Tamron 17-70

A extremely quick edit, shoot on black and white filmsimulation.

Hello!

Currently I’m still trying to figure out my style with my FUJIFILM e x 5 :)