It’s now 2021, and the Fujifilm X-T20 was released in 2017, uses Fujifilm’s X-Trans III sensor technology and has been superseded by cameras like the X-T30 and X-S10 (both X-Trans IV). So why would it be the camera I recommend to people in 2021? Let me explain… Image Quality: The first thing of note isContinue reading “Why the Fujifilm X-T20 is still the camera I recommend in 2021”
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Perfect Camera Straps
I love having the camera in my hand at all times, it means I’m always ready, and I always have the camera in position at all times. However, I was recently out for a few hours, in cold weather and at the end of the session, even with gloves, my hand was just uncomfortable. IContinue reading “Perfect Camera Straps”
Storing Film Simulations on your Fujifilm (A simple guide)
One of the reasons we love and use Fujifilm cameras is because it’s easy to replicate old film stocks, invent new ones, and have more control over the image before we take the photo than any other camera. Some of us only ever shoot in these film simulations that we’ve made, others only use theContinue reading “Storing Film Simulations on your Fujifilm (A simple guide)”
Aberavon Sunset After The Rain
I live almost on the beach, and I love photographing Aberavon Beach throughout the year. In August, it’s usually a bit special as the sun sets over Swansea and we get some nice light. Thursday August 27th 2020 was really not that a special sunset, but I think I captured some nice light. Using theContinue reading “Aberavon Sunset After The Rain”
Street Photography In Port Talbot Food Festival With 27mm Lens
When you are a photographer, you need to make a choice how you are going to take photographs. As part of the one camera one lens ethos, tonight’s location shoot took place with a 27mm F/2.8 pancake lens in the centre of Port Talbot. There was a small food fayre there, and it was greatContinue reading “Street Photography In Port Talbot Food Festival With 27mm Lens”
One Camera One Lens Photography 