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Fuji X100T

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Kaza Deluxe X100T Leather Case Review

In my hunt for great accessories for the X100T I think I found my favorite case for the price. The Kaza combo set leather case.

For the photographer that wants to add a classic feel to their camera with a genuine leather case without spending a fortune on a Luigi case, the Kaza leather case does it. It’s has a great handmade feel made from Italian cow leather. It doesn’t feel as bulky or as crafty as the Luigi case but does feel really good in the hand. I might like it more than the Luigi case, especially since it’s a fraction of the price.

Kaza X100T Combo Set – Kaza-Delux.com

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Fujifilm JPEG With The Raw Converter

There is a new workflow I’ve been experimenting with. I know on my Fujifilm X100T review and various other articles I mention how good Fujifilm JPEG is and how I often shoot Raw+JPEG or just JPEG and have recommended other photographers to do the same. Well this week I started on something new; shooting just RAW and using the in-camera RAW converter to make my JPEGs out of the photos I like.
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J.B. Camera Grip-Case Review – Fuji X100T

I’ve been collecting various cases for my various cameras over the years and I stumbled upon this one. The J.B. Camera Grip-Case Pro for the Fujifilm X100T.

I actually like really like the out-of-the-box thinking with their product design and this grip case for the X100 series is no exception. It’s a very cool concept and a well designed case but it does comes with few flaws.

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Chasing Light

Just about every evening I have to play this game with the sun as it chases Kalina around the house. No where is safe as it can somehow bend around any corner of our living room. 

This time I decided to take advantage of this light with my X100T and shoot some living room photography as Kalina and I battled Mother Nature once again.

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Huntington Flock – X100T

Seagulls of Huntington

I’ve been so busy these last few weeks with the newborn, I’ve hardly have had time to keep this site updated with photos.

I’m trying to get back on a regular schedule but It’s tough with an infant in the family on top of all the backend work on this site that you don’t really see. Keep lens list, reviews, memory card tests, and accessory lists all updated as well as the constant emails for readers. 

The good news is, I’m not working a day job right now so this is it. And here is a shot from Huntington Beach from a few months ago. Love this location, and I love this camera, the X100T. 

Even though I have a Sony A7r, A7r II, Fuji XT1 and a few others, I still reach for the X100T every time. It’s like the camera injects crack into your finger tips every time you use it.

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Sydney In The Grass – X100T

Shot with the Fujifilm X100T

And who said the Fujifilm X100T can’t shoot portraits?

I don’t usually shoot portrait photography, but I spent the weekend with my nieces so I shot them a little bit over at the park. This photo was shot with the Fujifilm X100T but I also shot a few with the XT1 and the 56mm lens that I’ll post later.

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An Iridient Developer Workflow Guide

Do you ever wonder if you’re using the most time efficient workflow?

If you’re a Fujifilm shooter and want to use Iridient Developer as your primary photo processing software, or even if you want to use it as a RAW converter, then have a solid and consistent workflow is not only going to save you a lot of time, but it will also make your photo editing process a lot simpler. 

In this guide I want to share with you the way I use Iridient Developer to process my Fujifilm RAW files and a file structure to help you stay organized.

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