First Post as a Fuji Photographer
My First Post as a Fuji Photographer.
I come from a Canon setup using Full frame, so it's a big jump, but well worth it. The Canon 5DmII is a formidable camera and with the 24-70mm L lens to accompany it, it was amazing. But technology and my personal life is now dictating how I carry on with photography.
The newer/smaller bodies and fantastic software from Fuji means I can carry a camera capable of producing just as good pictures, with little to no editing afterwards, in some cases.
Currently I'm using Classic Chrome jpegs and I'm finding that hardly any editing is needed in Lightroom, in fact I am using my phone and tablet more than ever because of how good they turn out. That means less time editing and more time photographing, I couldn't be any happier. The idea of this blog is to show off some of my work, mostly personal, and to discuss my workflow and ideas for the Fuji range.
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| XT10 - f/3.6 1/12535.8mmISO320 |
I come from a Canon setup using Full frame, so it's a big jump, but well worth it. The Canon 5DmII is a formidable camera and with the 24-70mm L lens to accompany it, it was amazing. But technology and my personal life is now dictating how I carry on with photography.
The newer/smaller bodies and fantastic software from Fuji means I can carry a camera capable of producing just as good pictures, with little to no editing afterwards, in some cases.
Currently I'm using Classic Chrome jpegs and I'm finding that hardly any editing is needed in Lightroom, in fact I am using my phone and tablet more than ever because of how good they turn out. That means less time editing and more time photographing, I couldn't be any happier. The idea of this blog is to show off some of my work, mostly personal, and to discuss my workflow and ideas for the Fuji range.
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| XT10 f/4 1/14030.2mmISO200 |
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| XT10 - f/2.8 1/12518mmISO1600 |
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