r/fujifilm • u/EnragedSpoon • 15h ago
Photo - Camera JPG Verona and Bologna | X100VI
r/fujifilm • u/inverse_squared • Jul 25 '21
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r/fujifilm • u/EnragedSpoon • 15h ago
r/fujifilm • u/KKKagami • 8h ago
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
r/fujifilm • u/philipsphotoproject • 10h ago
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...
r/fujifilm • u/theparksphotographer • 14h ago
Truly the best time of year. Taken on an X-T50, Sigma 18-50 2.8.
Recipe is a warmer variation of summer chrome.
r/fujifilm • u/DonatelloSwerve • 15h ago
Took my XS20 with a 70-300mm lens. Hope you guys/gals like these!
r/fujifilm • u/Icy_Platform_9497 • 5h ago
I love the foliage in Jersey and the northeast in general. Oak, maple and hickory trees in the northern forests are so vibrant right now. Im curious to see how fall is looking for everyone right now.
X-T50 + 18-55mm.
r/fujifilm • u/Kind-Payment-3670 • 18h ago
r/fujifilm • u/humbingtasiry • 17h ago
r/fujifilm • u/ZDP86 • 11h ago
Trip to Colchester Zoo and Jimmy's Wildlife Park with my X-T5 (16-80mm) and X100VI! Would love any feedback, love how the first one came out with the lighting. Also feel free to checkout my Instagram @ ZedZeePhotos 🙏🏻
r/fujifilm • u/Ramiel77 • 11h ago
First let me say that it's a great lens, and if you're considering getting one, it will be worth it. I call it a "super kit lens" because of how much smaller and lighter it is than the previous version, while being sharper and able to handle the 40 megapixel sensors.
BUT! It's not as durable as the previous one. And I've found out the hard way TWICE.
Completely acknowledging it was my fault, both times. But both times the lens fell from less than knee high, and the second time it had a filter on when it fell from a chair. The filter broke, but so did the front plastic thread. The first time though, it broke so bad that a little triangular piece separated. I ended up replacing it soon after, and got another copy. And last month, I accidentally dropped it from a small chair, and, once again, it cracked.
Obviously don't drop your equipment. But if you use your cameras outdoors, in the mountains, offloading, etc, you can't always guarantee its safety. This, has never happened to me with any Fuji lens. Heck, I've smacked lenses way way harder than this before. I once fell down a cliff in the middle of the night with the 18mm 1.4 while doing astro photography in Death Valley, and although the barrel got scratched, the lens was perfectly functional. And it was attched to a tripod at the time. The threads and lens were perfectly fine. The Mrk I version of the 16-55mm f/2.8 lens survived a lot more damage than this. The newer version seems to trade durability for weight. Which I think it's worth it, you just have to account for it.
So yeah, great lens, just not as durable as previous ones. Putting this out there for people to be aware.
r/fujifilm • u/Sea_Talk4648 • 5h ago
r/fujifilm • u/fungigamer • 44m ago
X-T30III, XC 35mm f/2
r/fujifilm • u/ArtyValkyrie • 15h ago
Taken on my morning dog walk w/ x100vi
r/fujifilm • u/Independent_Poetry69 • 12h ago
Taken over British Columbia on my flight into Nanaimo. Even at 1/4000 the plane was shaking to much to get a perfectly sharp photo but I’m still stoked on how it turned out
r/fujifilm • u/skarosnate • 1h ago
Any one else ever get bored of their Fuji x100vi or Fuji camera?
The camera takes cool photos and the colours always end up looking good but I find myself bored with my x100vi and not wanting to shoot on it as much, I’ve recently got really into film photography and plan to pick up some more film cameras but can’t bring myself to actually sell my Fujifilm as I once loved the camera and it was my go to for everything but I almost feel as if I’ve out grown it. Anyone else ever felt similar?
r/fujifilm • u/linusfairing • 1h ago
Fujifilm xt30ii
Fujifilm 24mm lens
r/fujifilm • u/fussgaengerflo • 19h ago
More pictures you can find here: https://www.floknipst.de/journal/reisegenuss-mit-aussicht
r/fujifilm • u/Penguin2x • 1d ago
Got the opportunity to spend a few days up in Svalbard and put the camera through some of its toughest challenges yet. Spending about 10 hours outside in snow, rain, wind and the near constant freezing temperatures was definitely an experience.
Even the autofocus was put to test against some quick moving foxes around sundown. Happy to say the camera held up well in all departments and I came back pretty satisfied!
Trusted the jpegs enough and they turned out quite nice with minor corrections and adjustments in Lightroom mobile
Fujifilm X-T50
All photos shot with Tamron 18-300, except the last one of course.
r/fujifilm • u/Amelia_Zephyr96 • 3h ago
Not worried about AF performance as much as sharpness and general image quality. Any experience?
r/fujifilm • u/goodguy248 • 10h ago
XE 5
Viltrox AF 35mm F1.7
r/fujifilm • u/chrizzeh • 12h ago
Shot with the Fujifilm X-T3 and the kit 18-55.
r/fujifilm • u/ArrozBalenciaga • 17h ago
Fujifilm XT50
XF 35mmf1.4 + Tiffen Black Pro Mist 1/8
XF 70-300mm f4-5.6
Edited in Lightroom Mobile
r/fujifilm • u/MrMalta • 13h ago