If there was one thing that drove me round the bend with my Fuji X-T20, it was geo-tagging my photos. I like to see where they were taken when I look at them later in my Photos app. Just like you can when you take a photo with your iPhone. I used to use a … Continue reading Fuji X-T50 GeoTag
I waited years for its release. Fuji releases new models of its camera range infrequently, and I wasn’t going to trade up to a new shooter unless the spec was a substantial upgrade. The X-T50 is just that. I waited another year for prices to settle and availability to improve. Then I loaned one out … Continue reading Fujifilm X-T50
My Fuji X-T20 is nearing the end of its life. So yesterday, I popped into House of Fuji in Covent Garden and picked up a shiny new Fuji X-T50 to give a go. You book online, pay a deposit and it’s yours for about 48 hours to give a whirl. It’s a brilliant service. I … Continue reading Fuji X-T50
I bottled it. All that time spent looking a jack-of-all-trades lens with a huge zoom range, and I chickened out. The Tamron 18-300mm looks fantastic, but ultimately I worried that I’d just not much use it because of its size. It is cumbersome. And I am lazy. I looked at the more modestly proportioned Fuji … Continue reading Fuji XF18-55mm
I have a 2015 iMac. It’s a nice computer, with a screen boasting 27 inches of 5k goodness. I say it’s nice. But Apple says its not nice. Apple started a name calling campaign, casting insults at my precious iMac a couple of years ago. The slurs started with ‘vintage’ and when I did nothing, … Continue reading Mend and Make Do
My Fuji X-T20 is six years old this year. It has served me well. But all was not well. I've used it plenty and regularly switch between lenses, and at some point (or points) I've allowed specs of stuff to get on the sensor. Dust? Some of that was there, so I used a squeezy … Continue reading The Born Again Fuji
The frequency of my posts here dwindles further with each passing year. But on my other blog, I post as regularly as I ever did. No more. No less. One post a year. Every January 1st, like clockwork. Or calendarwork. A collection of photos from the previous year, curated according to a strict set of … Continue reading Twenty Twenty Three
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