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Fuji X Series

It really is a beautiful camera to look at.

I’ve been pondering a V or VI vs a Ricoh GR IIIx. I want something pocketable that I can always have with me. The Ricoh is winning on size but the X100 keeps tempting me.
 
It really is a beautiful camera to look at.

I’ve been pondering a V or VI vs a Ricoh GR IIIx. I want something pocketable that I can always have with me. The Ricoh is winning on size but the X100 keeps tempting me.

The Ricoh is really nice, but I love me some retro styling, EVF and all these physical dials.
 
Jessops confirmed £405.56 for the X-T30 I paid £379.99 for from LCE, which is a good result.
 
Absolutely love the Portra 160 recipe. Pastel colours, perfect skin tones. A little over exposure and I don't need to do anything. SOOC family pics straight to our private Flickr folder. Works well with sunny weather, in particularly abroad.

It isn't suited to UK light. I prefer Provia with reds and blues muted a little and temps a little warmer.

I am currently in Asia and wanted to trial a few similar but alternative recipes:

Reggie's Portra and Fujicolour Pro 400h have been loaded straight into the x100v using the fujiweekly app. Will report back if I don't auto default to Portra 160 :-p

Edit - forgot to say. They've finally fixed the Fuji X App. Transferring images are straight forward now.
 
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Is there a way yet to automatically load recipes onto the camera rather than having to enter them in manually?

I'm off to Japan soon and going to start looking at recipes again as all the ones on my camera are summer focused and a bit bored of them. Although that said I think for Japan I'll go with the old school RAW + Lightroom work flow and do it all manually.
 
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Is there a way yet to automatically load recipes onto the camera rather than having to enter them in manually?

I'm off to Japan soon and going to start looking at recipes again as all the ones on my camera are summer focused and a bit bored of them. Although that said I think for Japan I'll go with the old school RAW + Lightroom work flow and do it all manually.

Yes, download the fujiweekly app. Connect camera via USB-c to phone. Click recipe and viola
 
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