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The Fujifilm X-T30 III shines brightest when kept as a lightweight, minimal setup. Its primary advantage is pairing great image quality with a remarkably compact footprint. Because of that, you don’t need a heavy pack stuffed with gear to get good results.
This camera doesn’t need a massive kit to be effective, but a few small additions make daily use smoother. Afte...
The Fujifilm X-T30 III is a fantastic camera for beginners offering simple automatic modes that make taking pictures easy. However if you want to take a little bit more control while still keeping things as simple ...
As those of you who who read this website regularly will know, I’ve taken the choice to focus on my photography going forward. That has meant a slow down in the amount of articles that I have been publishing lately as I’ve been spending more time out with the camera and less time behind the computer screen. I’ve made these choices knowing that there are compromises that come ...
I haven’t been out shooting wildlife at all over summer. Whether it’s the mass of dense green foliage that offers wildlife so many places to hide, the long days, or simply life taking over, in the last week I’ve started heading out specifically to get to know my local area better—to search for locations that I can start to go back to again and again to discover and document t...
Unboxing the X-T30 III, my immediate reaction was surprise at just how small the body feels. Having spent the last five years shooting primarily with larger systems—including the Fujifilm X100VI,