Using the Q Button on Your Fujifilm Camera in Shooting Mode
Program your Fujifilm's Q button and use it during shooting mode to refine how your photo will look when you press the shutter.| John Peltier Photography
Program your Fujifilm's Q button and use it during shooting mode to refine how your photo will look when you press the shutter.| John Peltier Photography
I've changed camera systems several times, and my most recent debate was Fujifilm vs Sony. I ultimately switched from Sony to Fuji, and here's why.| John Peltier Photography
RAW vs. JPEG - it's a controversial topic that shouldn't be controversial. Is one better than the other for travel? Here are my thoughts on the discussion.| John Peltier Photography
What are the main differences in the Fujifilm X-E3 vs X-E4 from a practical standpoint? Is the upgrade worth it? What about for new users?| John Peltier Photography
Two new features in Fujifilm cameras are Color Chrome Effect and Color Chrome FX Blue. What are the differences and how do you use them?| John Peltier Photography
There's a lot of confusion about how to use Fujifilm's Highlight Tone and Shadow Tone. What do they do? How do you adjust them? Here are some answers.| John Peltier Photography
Here are the differences between Fuji's Dynamic Range Priority and Dynamic Range - two commonly misunderstood camera settings, with image examples.| John Peltier Photography
Do you know how to use Fujifilm's Film Simulation Bracketing? Take advantage of this feature to get one step closer to amazing out-of-camera JPEG files.| John Peltier Photography
The Film Simulation Dial on the X-T50 is a first for Fujifilm cameras. Here's how that dial works and my thoughts on using it.| John Peltier Photography
What are Fujifilm Film Simulations, and why should you care about them? Learn about that here, with comparisons of all the Film Simulations.| John Peltier Photography
Creating Fujifilm X custom settings gives you a lot of control over the look of your images out of the camera. You may never have to process a photo again.| John Peltier Photography
