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Reviewing All of My Fujifilm Gear

Discover a comprehensive review of Fujifilm cameras and lenses, including the XT3, XT5, and XH2S bodies, along with popular lenses like the 16mm F1.4 and 50mm F1.0. Learn about the strengths and weaknesses of each piece of equipment, from image quality and autofocus performance to video capabilities. Get insights on adapting third-party lenses and tips for both professional and enthusiast photographers using the Fujifilm X system.

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Fujifilm X-T5 and 50mm F1 Natural Light Photoshoot

In my latest video, I dive into a portrait photoshoot using the Fujifilm X-T5 paired with the 50mm F1 lens—one of my all-time favorite setups. I’ve always appreciated the versatility of this lens, especially its ability to create stunning portraits with a slightly wider view than the typical 85mm.

During the shoot, I experimented with both natural and off-camera flash lighting, highlighting the importance of understanding your gear and the environment. This session reminded me that while modern technology is fantastic, sometimes it's refreshing to return to the basics, relying more on ambient light and less on additional equipment.

I also touched on the importance of adaptability during a shoot, especially when dealing with challenging lighting conditions. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this video showcases how a well-chosen lens can elevate your photography, making every shot count.

If you're interested in seeing the results and learning more about my process, check out the video linked above. And as always, feel free to leave your thoughts and suggestions in the comments.

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Fujifilm X-T5 Long-Term Review

The Fujifilm X-T5 is the true successor to my all-time favorite camera, the Fujifilm X-T3. In this video we see how the classic ergonomics and dial mesh with the new 40 megapixel sensor and autofocus algorithms to make what may very well be the last photo camera I ever buy. Join me and my friend Babs in the Baltimore Harbor for this video as we put the X-T5 through its paces with the newer linear motor lenses along with the legacy 16mm F1.4 lens.

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