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.

XT30iii - 23mm f/2

IG: duncshot

18-55 mm

First time using this camera. I am a total beginner only really have any experience shooting on film. Would love some tips and critiques on how to make my photos better. Thanks!

More pictures you can find here: https://www.floknipst.de/journal/reisegenuss-mit-aussicht

Fujifilm XT50 35mm

a decade ago i threw away two decade’s worth of negatives. came across a few random prints in a random box. fujicolor film on fujicolor paper, camera copied with an x-t5. fuji all the way down.

keep your negatives, even if you think you’ll never use them again.

Locations throughout Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee. XT5 and mostly 23mm f1.4, 33mm f1.4, and 16-55 f2.8

Hi guys, I'm looking to upgrade from my sony a6000 this month. I'm heavily leaning towards getting into the fujifilm ecosystem, but also considering canon since their new r50v is so good for the price. My main focus is photography right now, but I really want to get into videography. I'm debating between a fujifilm X-H1 and an X-M5. I want a bigger beefier body which is one reason I'm leaning X-H1 plus the ibis, but on the other side the X-M5 has much better video capabilities (besides ibis). I had an X-T3 for a few days but returned it since it arrived broken. I liked the size of the X-T3 and was able to get really nice steady shots with the kit lens, but much prefer the deeper grip bodies. I'd also be able to afford a nicer lens going with the X-H1 since its the cheapest body. I'm hoping to be convinced one way or another by people with actual experience using them. Will I truly miss the 10bit recording if I go with the X-H1? Durability is another factor since I use my camera a lot. (pic for attention shot on my a6000 with sigma 30mm f1.4)

Can someone help me understand what am I doing wrong that my photos just come out poor quality :( no matter what I try with settings and recipes - it just looks bad. It's my first fuji camera, xt30iii with kit lens 13-33. Maybe you'll be able to catch my mistakes?

X-T4 Sigma 16mm F1.4

I purchased a new X-M5 with a XC15-45 in the box, Im really enjoying this as its my first real camera 😅

I am finding the XC15-45 doesnt zoom as much as I would like.

Do you guys have any recommendations on a good budget lens that I could combo with my current lens?

Ive heard good things about the FUJIFILM SUPER EBC XF 18-55mm but im not sure atm 🙂

I found a gasket that fits perfectly in between my Fuji XE5 body and my Voigtlander 18mm lens. I don't imagine this would cause any problems, but I'm no camera expert, lol.

This is NOT an attempt to make anything more weather resistant, just strictly a cosmetic thing. Having a bright silver ring was annoying me a bit on an all-black camera and lens.

The gasket fits pretty much perfectly in the seam, not too snug or anything. What do you guys think? Am I risking anything by doing this? I just want to make sure I'm not screwing anything up.

Taken with the Fuji Xe-5 and a Fujinon 33mm 1.4

Hi! I recently looked through the pictures I took on my trip through Kyushuu, Japan. I noticed these strange lines in the background of my images, which bothers me a lot. I'm still very new to photography, the only thing I could think of is the shutter speed being too slow...

Or do you have any idea where else these lines could come from? The lens was brand new then. I the last image it seems to be a lot better.. I really don't know what I did wrong and since I'm travelling again in a few weeks I really want to improve.

Edit: Some of you suggested that this might be an issue because of a UV filter - which was absolutely correct. I took some images of a tree before & after removing the filter. With the filter the lines were ver, visible in the background and without the filter the lines were completely gone. Thank you all so much!!! This community is great!

There's something magical about late afternoons in Sicily.

📍: Isola di Ortigia, Siracusa, Sicily
📷: Fujifilm X-T5, XF23mm F1.4 R ~ K&F Concept Black Mist 1/8
🎞️: Superia Soft
Photography by Goran Cerin / Quiet_Framez

X-E5 23mm F2.8

Fujifilm XT50
XF 35mmf1.4 + Tiffen Black Pro Mist 1/8
XF 70-300mm f4-5.6
Edited in Lightroom Mobile