Capturing the Magic of Morocco
FUJIFILM X-T2 user Sathya Parthasarathi recently traveled to capture the magic of Morocco – read how he got on!
A Guide to Car Photography
As a motorsport photographer, Jeff Carter enjoys shooting fast cars. As well as being found track side, Jeff regularly shoots for clients on more accessible public roads. In this article he shares his tips and tricks for those wanting to get in to car photography.
What do the professionals think of the new FUJIFILM X-T2 Firmware Version 4.0?
We asked X-Photographers Kevin Mullins and Jeff Carter to tell you more about the newly released FUJIFILM X-T2 firmware version 4.0 and explain how they’ve been using the new features.
An Introduction to Astrophotography with your X Series
Taking stunning photos of the night sky, capturing crystal clear skies and pin-sharp stars can be tricky for beginners. In this article, Steven Hanna tells you everything you need to know about how to take great Astrophotography photos.
5 steps to create mouth-watering food photography
Dreaming of an Instagram feed that looks good enough to eat but can’t quite take the right shots? Chio Fernandez gives us her tips for creating mouth-watering food photography!
Travel Light – The Ancient and Modern in Mexico
When traveling and visiting new places, it’s tempting to take all your photography kit. X-Photographer Jeff Carter explains how he prioritised his Fujifilm kit to travel lighter on a recent trip to Mexico.
X-T2: Engaging with the Beauty of the Natural World
Photographer Oliver Wheeldon normally shoots adventurous landscapes with the X-T1. In this article he tries the FUJIFILM X-T2 on location in Cornwall and gives us his feedback, along with his top tips on how to engage with the beauty of the natural world.
10 Lighting Tips To Up Your Portrait Game
Getting to grips with how you can shape light and how your camera can control light, is one of the stepping stones to unlocking more of your skill as a photographer. X-Photographer Dave Kai-Piper provides 10 tips on how to up your portrait game using lighting.
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