This new Fujifilm Recipe began with a stack of slides. Some were mine from the late-1990 s and early-2000 s (captured on Kodak Elite Chrome 100 and Elite Chrome 200), some were my grandpa s from the 1970 s (I believe captured on Kodak Ektachrome-X and Ektachrome 64, although I m not 100% certain). I really liked the look of [ ]
According to Fujirumors, Fujifilm is delaying the announcement of the upcoming X-T6; however, Fujifilm has not announced that they re announcing any camera. How can something be postponed that hasn t even been publicized? Let me put it this way. Let s say that you are the manager of some office somewhere, and you tell your secretary to [ ]
After yesterday s post, Thoughts on the Upcoming Fujifilm Camera, someone reached out to me on Instagram and proposed a question about the upcoming sixth-generation cameras: if I could ask Fujifilm three things about it, what would those questions be? It was an unusual message, but it did get some cogs turning in my brain. How [ ]
There are a number of Fujifilm and Fujifilm-related events that are coming up soon, especially in September and October. I ll be at a few of them, so I wanted to give you a heads up, in case you want to stop by and say hi or sign up for a class or photowalk. First is [ ]
Until this year, Fujifilm has always announced at least one new X or GFX series camera by the end of June. We re in August, and nothing new has been announced. Some people are getting antsy, anxiously waiting for whatever is to come. Personally, I m glad that there s a little gap. In my opinion, camera companies [ ]
I get asked fairly regularly which Fujifilm Recipes are the most popular. For me, this is a fascinating topic, but it’s definitely hard to know definitively. While I get a glimpse on social media, my best gauge is the Fuji X Weekly website statistics; specifically, which Recipe articles are viewed the most. I don’t collect any data on [ ]
A couple of years ago I disguised my Fujifilm X-T5 as a Kodak model, programmed with Kodak-inspired Film Simulation Recipes, which I took to the Grand Canyon. I made a YouTube video about the experience. In the video I wondered how the camera industry might look different today had Kodak made retro-styled cameras with built-in [ ]
One of my absolute favorite YouTube channels is simultaneously both incredible and weird. It s by far the most original camera channel on YouTube, and Fujifilm is often (but far from always) the topic of conversation. Which channel is this? Some of you probably already guessed, but for those who haven t, it s GxAce, run by Casey [ ]
I’m writing this article while on a big roadtrip. Specifically, I’m traveling Route 66, photographing the neon signs, abandoned gas stations, old hotels, and whatever else I find interesting. This is a project that I’ve wanted to do for a very long time, and finally the time was right to do it. Even though I m [ ]
People often ask me why I think Fujifilm Recipes have become so popular. The answer seems obvious: they produce beautiful pictures. That s certainly part of it, but I don t think that s the whole story. After years of creating hundreds of Recipes and talking with photographers from around the world, I ve come to believe that what [ ]