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Firmware 4.10 is a relatively modest update for the Fujifilm X-T4. It does not transform the camera with a new sensor, film simulation, or dramatic menu…

Indoor family photography is where a lens quickly reveals its real personality. Light can be patchy, children rarely sit still, and the available space may be…

Classic Chrome has a reputation for being restrained, documentary-like and slightly serious. That reputation is deserved, but it does not mean the Fujifilm…

The Fujifilm X-H2 has enough autofocus intelligence to recognise faces, eyes, animals and vehicles, yet eye detection can still feel unreliable when several…

Photography and casual gaming may seem like unrelated pastimes, yet both reward curiosity, timing, and a willingness to experiment. For someone used to…

For Australian players who enjoy casino entertainment, roulette remains one of the most recognisable and accessible table games. Its simple layout, distinctive…

A one-lens camera kit sounds restrictive until you spend a few weeks carrying one body and one prime. Then the appeal becomes obvious: less time comparing…

Fujifilm’s film simulations are one of the strongest reasons photographers choose an X-Series camera. They offer a convincing starting point for JPEGs and RAW…

The Fujifilm X-S20 and X-T30 II share the same APS-C X-mount foundation, but they are aimed at very different photographers. One is a modern hybrid body built…

The Fujifilm X-T5 is an unusually capable street camera, but its many dials and menu options can slow you down if every setting becomes a decision. My aim is…