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2 weeks ago | photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto

It hasn’t been long since the Fujifilm X half was announced, but as expected, there are now lots of “first look” videos everywhere. So if you’re curious about what those lucky enough to get review units are saying, let’s start going through those videos today with some first impressions from Joshua Martin of CineDailies for Moment. “A digital camera with a vertical sensor? What?!” asked Joshua in the caption, and it’s definitely one of the comments everyone has about this camera.

2 weeks ago | photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto

Are you still using manual focus lenses? Whether you’re adapting vintage lenses or just want to be able to effectively use manual focus lenses, zone focusing will help you take better photos, especially if you do a lot of street and travel photography. In the quick video above, UK-based film photographer Max Lamdin talks about using zone focusing to take advantage of the ingenious design features that are built in manual focus lenses, especially vintage lenses.

3 weeks ago | photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto

If you’ve ever been interested in infrared photography and also wonder about how the effect would translate into moving pictures, today’s featured video is right up your alley. Our favorite weird lens enthusiast Mathieu Stern recently shared a short film showing Paris glowing in gorgeous infrared hues. Take a look!In his quick video, Stern takes as around his hometown—as he always does with his weird lens experiments—as if encouraging us to imagine life in a dreamy version of the French capital.

4 weeks ago | photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto

Do you have a Fujifilm X100VI? If you’re still looking for accessories to improve your shooting experience and results, today’s lens filter recommendation could be interesting and useful for you. In the video above, content creator, filmmaker and photographer Chris Hagan talks about a couple of accessories he wishes he got sooner for his Fujifilm X100VI: a circular polarizer with mist filter effect and a lens hood.

1 month ago | photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto

Whether you’re new to portrait photography in the studio or want to elevate your craft, mastery of portrait lighting techniques is always a worthwhile goal. If you’ve already started doing your research, you most likely now know three to five that you must familiarize yourself with. Today’s featured video, however, tells us there are actually 10 portrait lighting techniques that are considered essential.