The X-T30 III’s film simulation dial puts your favorite film looks one click away. But it comes with an override behavior that can catch you off guard. Here’s how to set it up, program the custom slots, and avoid surprises while shooting.
Fujifilm’s subject tracking has become more capable in recent years. Here’s how to set up and use Wide/Tracking, Face and Eye Detection, and Subject Detection to get sharper shots of moving subjects.
Fujifilm cameras can throw so much information and so many controls at you that the act of shooting becomes more about managing the camera than making photographs. Here’s how to strip your Fujifilm down to the bare essentials for a cleaner, more intuitive experience.
The X-E5’s Classic Display gives your viewfinder a retro, film-inspired look — but it can be tricky to find, and one obscure setting can prevent it from appearing entirely. Here’s how to enable it, read it, and fix the most common issue.
The Fujifilm front command dial is context-sensitive, not just programmable. Here’s exactly how to configure it so it works the way you expect.
A simple, practical guide to the first menu settings every Fujifilm X-T30 III owner should change. These adjustments get the camera ready for shooting without digging through every menu. Includes a link to the downloadable X-T30 III Setup Checklist and Quick Notes.
These are the five accessories I recommend for the Fujifilm X-E5 to protect the screen, improve handling, and streamline shooting – plus one I decided to skip, and why.
Learn how to use Vlog Mode on the Fujifilm X-M5 for better self-recording, product reviews, and travel vlogs. Includes touchscreen setup, audio tips, and vertical video options.
If your Fujifilm camera’s settings keep changing without you realizing it, this quick tip shows how to lock them in place so your setup stays exactly how you want it.
Just unboxed your Fujifilm X-E5 and not sure where to start? This guide walks you through the most important initial setup settings so you can get your camera ready to shoot.