Using Adobe Super Enhance of GFX Images to make 23,000 pixel wide images.

400 Megapixel Files with the new Pixel Shift technology for Fujifilm GFX100

How I create my Photo Slideshows

Shooting in P Mode. In this short video, I talk about why I often shoot in P mode and why it shouldn't be considered a negative thing.

In this video, I talk about how I see the correlation between Wedding Photography and Street Photography.

If you are thinking of getting a Fujifilm X-T3 this should give you a good insight into how this new camera really is a bit of an epic beast.

Being able to see light and shadow in the electronic viewfinder using monochrome is a great way to shoot, even if shooting RAW. This is how I do it.

Step by step guide on how to the How to use Fujifilm X Raw Studio software.

Focus Stacking with the Fujifilm X-T2: The process and technique involved.

Not a Fujifilm post specifically, but one I hope you'll enjoy.

Lightroom Performance Tips: I thought this might be useful to some of you. It's not Fuji specific but certainly aids me in my day to day running of Lightroom.

How I use my Fujifilm X70 Settings for my wedding, street and personal photography. The X70 is a great little camera that sits in my pocket.

My Fujifilm X100F Settings for Street Photography & Wedding Photography.

When running my Street Photography workshops I like to reinforce the idea of shooting with themes in mind. In this post, I talk a little about using primary colours as a Street Photography theme and share some images shot on the Fuji X70 and WCL-X70.

A comprehensive guide to photographing weddings with the Fujifilm X-Series cameras. This post covers gear, settings, shooting technique, straps, card management and everything else you need to know about shooting weddings with the Fujifilm X-Series of cameras.

A brief overview of the difference between a Lightroom edit process for RAW v JPEG files shot on the Fujifilm X-Series.

After using the Fuji X-Pro1 for over a year of wedding commissions, I’ve come to appreciate just how much this small, quirky camera can change the way you see and shoot. It’s not perfect, but it’s personal—and that makes all the difference.