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The new home of F16.Click
A resource for all things photography
from Former Fujifilm Ambassador Kevin Mullins
I’m a Documentary Wedding Photographer, but I’ve put this part site together as a place for me to build a resource dedicated to my more personal work and technical articles.
This part of my site replaces what used to be f16.click
A Brief Note About My Online Wedding Photography Course
This comprehensive online course offers 7+ hours of practical insights to help you tell authentic wedding stories. Explore how to use light, composition, and human behaviour to create compelling images with confidence. Drawing on real-world lessons from my experience shooting over 800 weddings, this masterclass includes practical advice, personal insights, and an exclusive live Q&A session.
An Interview with Chris Turner - Filmmaker
An interview with Chris Turner - Filmmaker of Fujifilm Promotional videos.
A Profile of George Khachfe
The film showcases George’s paintings and artwork whilst touching on his time at Poliform UK.
Entire Music Gig shot on Two X-T4s
An entire Music Gig (Nirvana Unplugged) - filmed on two Fujifilm X-T4s
The Cave - A 1 Minute Horror Trailer with Fujifilm X100V
The kids wanted to make something a bit spooky for a school project. It had to be around a minute and had to be a trailer for a fictional film.
Fujifilm X-T3 4K 60FPS (10 Bit HEVC H.265) - London at Night
A very short film recorded in London at night shooting with the 4K 60FPS options of the Fujifilm X-t3.
4K Recording with the X-Pro2
4K Recording with the X-Pro2 is finally here with the release of Version for of the Firmware update by Fujifilm for the camera.
Video with the Fuji X-Pro2 ~ Geoff Ketcher & The Shed
Geoff Ketcher ~ The Shed. A two-minute mini-documentary about Wiltshire based Oil Painter Geoff Ketcher.
I bought this Mamiya rangefinder at a Tokyo flea market during a Fujifilm trip in 2016. It's a lovely old thing, but the exact model remains a mystery. Most have a 4.5cm f/2.8 lens — mine has a 4.8cm f/1.9. If you’ve come across this version before, I’d love to hear from you.