Climbing Slieve Donard with the Fujifilm X-Pro2 | David Cleland

Nothing beats a 6 hour adventure into the Mourne Mountains on a bright winter’s day with the Fujifilm X-Pro2. We started with an early meet at Trassey Track and made our way up past the river to the famous Hare’s Read more …

First Impressions: The Fujifilm X-Pro2 | David Cleland

I have been looking forward to the release of the new Fujifilm X-Pro2 for quite some time and I was extra excited to be part of the UK team of photographers who had access to pre-production copies of Fujifilm’s flagship Read more …

Is the X100T the Ultimate Travel Camera? | David Cleland

I am one of those people who think a camera is an essential component of any travel inventory. Documenting a journey is important but a camera can often be a burden, the weight, the value and the fear of damage Read more …

Derwentwater Long Exposure Landscapes with the X100T | David Cleland

Recently we embarked on a walking holiday back over to the stunning Lake District in England. We centred our focus on the mountains along Derwentwater and the Newlands Valley. We did the traditional Catbells walk and the views from the Read more …

Using the X100T with Elgato Smart Power | David Cleland

My first accessory for the X100T comes in the form of the Elgato Smart Power device. In today’s modern, battery powered living we spend a lot of time looking at battery indicators and trying to conserve power, the Elgato Smart Read more …

The Fujifilm X100T Review | David Cleland

The Fujifilm X100T is the 3rd generation of the brilliant retro-styled X100 camera. The X100 was the camera that first attracted me to Fujifilm and to mirrorless photography back in early 201 and from then I upgraded to the Fujifilm Read more …

10 Reasons to own a Fujifilm X Camera | David Cleland

I have been a big fan of the Fujifilm X range of cameras ever since I bought my first X100 back in June 2011. It was a big change from my DSLR, and although it had its quirks it was Read more …

Fujifilm 27mm Review | David Cleland

I have been using the Fujifilm 27mm pancake lens for almost a year and I am yet to actually give the lens the attention or acknowledgement it deserves. The Fujifilm 27mm lens has in a sense, become my much loved ‘off duty’ lens, tending to be my go-to lens for general days out exploring. As one of Fujifilm’s least expensive lenses the 27mm is deserving of attention especially by those photographers who really want to travel light. During this year’s annual holiday I used just the X-T1 and 27mm to document days out to the beach, amusements, walks and outings, with the 27mm making the X-T1 feel more like the X100s in form factor but with the option of additional lenses. That said the Fujifilm X100s will always remain an exceptionally special camera in my mind. ….

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Fujifilm XF 18-135mm First Impressions | David Cleland

When Fujifilm make announcements about new cameras or lens I always react with acute excitement. Ever since the release of the weather sealed Fujifilm X-T1 I have been longing for the release of their first weather sealed lens. When Fujifilm announced the XF 18-135mm lens with image stabilisation…

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Dunluce Castle Long Exposure with the X-T1 and 10-24mm |
David Cleland

Dunluce Castle on Northern Ireland’s Antrim coast is said to be the inspiration for CS Lewis and the royal castle of Cair Paravel. More recently the castle (with a number of other Northern Ireland locations) was featured in the brilliant Read more …