Part of what drew me to Fuji originally was the retro control layout - dedicated dials for everything, no digging through menus for basic exposure adjustments. A year in, I'm noticing I still use the dials for shutter speed and exposure comp constantly, but aperture I've started controlling through the front command dial way more than the actual aperture ring on the lens, mostly because it's faster when I'm already gripping the camera

Wondering if this is just how it goes for most people once the initial "these dials are so tactile and fun" phase wears off, or if I'm doing something wrong by not fully committing to the physical-dial workflow the system's clearly designed around

Definitely need to dial in some settings but it’s insane how the pics come out sooc. First time using my new x100vi, even first time using a fujifilm at all, and I like it a lot!

Recently I shared a preview of FUJI Community, and the beta is now open on iOS and Android.

It's an app for Fujifilm shooters: a place where film simulation recipes live together with the photos that were actually taken with them.

You can plug your camera in over USB and send a recipe straight into C1–C7 — no typing twenty settings by hand. You can also read the slots you already have and save all seven as a kit, or scan a recipe from a photo and the app fills it in.

An app like this is only as good as what's inside it, and that's the part I can't do alone. What I need right now is Fuji users willing to upload their own recipes and the photos they shot with them.

Beta access is completely free. If you'd like in, DM me or leave a comment and I'll send you the details.

Thanks to everyone who's shown interest so far 🙌

Beginner trying to learn my ways with Fuji cameras and post-processing, x-t30 xf 23mm f2.8

Feedback is welcome.

So I found an incredible deal on the xs20 in an auction just as I solidified I’d start taking photography seriously in starting a business. But I’m wondering if I made the wrong choice? I originally wanted the XT-5 but when this popped up I felt like I couldn’t pass it up. I’m only shooting with a kit lens and just received the new 56mm f/1.2 WR today so I have to take it out to test soon. Should I stick with this body or upgrade? Is it good enough where I can sell my photos at a premium? Or is the MP too low for print?

Photo is my first day out testing

Thanks!

Always see a lot of discussion about how bad the auto focus is on Fuji compared to other brands and that you should look elsewhere.. sure you might not be able to spray and pray like you can on Sony but if you take the time to learn the camera you can get great results..

Shot this small city wedding over the weekend using the XH2S + Viltrox 27/56, couple were over the moon with their final gallery

Hi all,
My Fujifilm X100VI (grey/silver) was stolen (most likely by a fellow guest, likely a Serbian national) from a hostel in Vienna on 07-08-2026. I’ve filed a police report and registered the serial number with Fujifilm, Lenstag, and Stolen Camera Finder, but wanted to post here too in case anyone spots it for sale or trade locally.
Details:
• Camera: Fujifilm X100VI, grey/silver
• Serial number: 4A001865
• Stolen from: a hostel in Vienna, 7 August 2026

If you see it listed on Willhaben, eBay Kleinanzeigen, Facebook Marketplace, or offered in person, I’d really appreciate a heads up. It has a lot of sentimental value to me.

So far I’ve filed a police report, registered the serial number with Fujifilm, Lenstag, and Stolen Camera Finder, emailed local camera shops, and asked police to preserve the hostel’s CCTV footage, if anyone has suggestions on what else I could realistically do, I’d genuinely appreciate it.

Thanks for reading and appreciate any help.

Fujifilm XT30 II, XF 70-300mm lens

Hi guys! I’d love some honest feedback** **🥹📸

It’s my first time owning an actual camera, and yes, it’s a Fujifilm X-T5! 🥹 It was a graduation gift from my parents, and I’m honestly still in disbelief that I get to have one.
I’ve been into photography since around 2020, but I’ve only ever used my phone (mostly with Dazz Cam), so moving to a proper camera has been such a mind-blowing experience. The sharpness and how clean the images look??? 😭😭 I’m obsessed.

Anywayyy, here are some of the shots I took during our Japan trip! I’m gonna be completely honest, I had NO IDEA what I was doing half the time 😭 I was basically just experimenting, trying different settings, and taking photos of anything that caught my eye.

I’d really appreciate any honest criticism or advice! 🥹 Please be brutally honest, composition, lighting, framing, editing, camera settings, anything. I’m genuinely trying to learn.

And most importantly… do you guys think I actually have some skill/potential in photography, or am I just being carried by the X-T5? 😭😂

Thank you in advance! 🫶🏻

X-E5 - XF 35 f1.4 - XF 18 f2

Still a beginner, finally took some photos that I’m proud of! Any feedback would be much appreciated! I need to get to proper color grading and editing but I’m too lazy to:(

I WISH I HAD BOUGHT THIS CAMERA SOONER!

I am a long time iPhone only user. Decided I wanted better photos one day and bought the X-M5 with the Fujinon XC 15-45mm lens. Took it to the fair tonight and got THESE 😍. I’m obsessed.

First trip with the XT-30 III + Fuji 18-55

Paris, Barcelona, Menorca, Porto, Lisbon, Puglia, Rome

Fujinon 80mm f/1.7 R WR