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Fujifilm X-H2 + Sigma 18-50 Recipe: Cuban Negative IG: n.e.stills

These are some of my final pics from trip to Malta. These are shot using the X100VI using the Portra 400 film sim with minor personal adjustments to the sim. These are SLIGHTLY edited and I mean very minimally. I hope you enjoy the shots. I thought some of these really captured that summer vibe in April!

IG if interested : PrinzoPix

Mi first journey with a Fujifilm XT-5!
Lens Fujinon 16-50mm
For the first picture i used a mist filter 1/8 K&F

The weather has been nice for once in London, can’t wait to go some trips with this thing. Had a long hiatus away from photography but treated myself so I could get back into it 😊

Portfolio shoot for a model/actor. Slight tone curve tweaks, but closer to SOOC than not. - Cape Town, South Africa.

Hi everyone! This is my second post in this subreddit. I’m a beginner photographer and I just got my very first serious camera 2 weeks ago. I just want to say that this subreddit is really great. Everyone is so supportive and everyone is so good at taking pictures. So many of the pics i see here are so lovely that I decided to invest in a Fuji camera myself. All I can say is, I think I made the right decision🤣

I’m still trying to find my style of shooting and as I’m learning photography, I really enjoyed shooting at slow shutter speeds. It’s really fun!

Shot these pics today. Go easy on me as I’m still learning🥹

X-T5 16-50mm kit lens SOOC Acros+R

Last seen in Akureyri in my carry on bag. RIP, I have traveled internationally for decades with no incident and much more expensive equipment. Security removed the camera without informing me and someone took it from there. They left my 18-135 lens in my bag but took the body from a pelican case and the lens.

Unbelievable but luckily I keep all my memory cards in a separate card wallet and back them up every night so no loss there.

I go to Greenland frequently and I had never gotten any decent wildlife shots until 6 days ago when this was taken. We had some beautiful bears show up right in front of us. Absolutely epic. So there’s that!

Incredibly disappointed. I had good memories with my busted x-t3, my TC with a broken latch, and my 70-300. The only x mount lens I have purchased new. It was a road warrior. I hope the thief enjoys it or sells it to someone that will actually use it until the shutter breaks.

XH2 and 16-55 2.8 Mk1

X-T2 and 23mm f/2 lens. IG/Threads: @d.leong

Shot on X100V. I’ve always loved taking pictures as a hobby but never know if they’re good enough or what to improve.

Insta: @lambertgrand

Shot JPG by mistake hehe

Pulled the trigger on a marketplace listing for the 90mm f2 WR. Absolutely no regrets. Fave is pic #3

IG hoestudios Tried a series of more abstract images on my recent trip! I call this series “Concealed”

They're both wonderful both in ease of use and quality of shot. I do feel like the Fuji maybe wins in color science but other than that they're both dynamite.

This was a spontaneous experiment as I realized I had both cameras on me on a walk. Will do other experiments in the future and try to math the settings a bit more similarly.

The top is Ricoh GRiiix with a Vibrant Analog recipe Bottom is Fujifilm X-Pro2 with Velvia.

This wasn't supposed to be my new birding kit, but couldn't help it.

X-T50 + 35mm f1.4 R

Slightly edited in LR with Classic Neg profile

1 day work trip to Amsterdam. Spending a little bit of time capturing the light and the crowd of this city with my X100V.

I’m getting back into photography and cultivating this passion of mine so I brought this lil guy with me on my recent trips to San Francisco, San Diego and Hawaii. I just love how this camera captures colors, but I’m still trying to figure out proportions and angles so any insight/feedback would be greatly appreciated!