If you haven’t tried shooting LUTs with a LUMIX camera yet, I couldn’t recommend it enough. It’s just about as much fun as you can have with photography. By skipping the editing process, my LUT loaded LUMIX camera saves me so much time and energy, which can be put back into shooting and capturing more of my life and the people around me…

If you’re nervous to make the jump to shooting JPEGs with your camera, now you don’t have to be. LUMIX has provided this simple and effective back-up/safety feature that allows you to get the exact look you were going for, even if you don’t nail it the first time…

Earlier this year I got invited by Matthew Dangyou for a chat on the ‘LUMIX Creators Podcast’. Have a listen to our conversation covering how I got into photography, my camera history, designing Fujifilm & LUTs, my intro to LUMIX, some setting advice for shooting JPEGs with LUTs, and lots more goodness…

I made a Reddit account recently and one comment about the S9 that keeps popping up is that there are no compact lens options for this camera. I took this opinion as a bit of a challenge and decided to go on the hunt to find the best, most compact lens setup for my full-frame LUMIX S9 - so let’s talk lenses…

The Yashica Electro 35 GTN is quite a big camera in comparison to other rangefinders. It’s also on the cheaper side which is a plus. They can be really unreliable (like all film cameras) but if you get a good one like I did, you’re in for a treat…

Name another full-frame camera, under £1000, that you can load your own LUTs into, that’s small, lightweight, can shoot LOG, 6K Open Gate, with great Image Stabilisation, battery life and overall bangin’ quality…

Now that it’s 14+ years since the 12MP original X100 was released, one question lingers in my head. Will I ever upgrade my original Fujifilm X100 to one of the newer models???