The October 2026 issue of FujiLove Magazine moves from inspiration to technique, with a strong mix of photography, travel and practical Fujifilm knowledge.
Take Kayo examines why the new XF400mmF4.5 is such a smart design compromise, while Nathalie Boucry argues that film simulation recipes should simplify photography, not complicate it. Leo Farrell takes us into Melbourne’s open-water swimming community with his moving Below the Surface project, and Bernhard Labestin explores Palermo with just a GFX100 II and one 50mm lens.
The issue also features our latest From the Feed community selection and an interview with South Korean photographer Bantonio, whose work focuses on memory, emotion and the feeling left behind by a moment. Dawn Eagleton travels to Tokyo with Fujifilm UK, photographing candid human moments with the X-E5.
In Gear Talk, Rico Pfirstinger explains long-exposure photography, Piet Van den Eynde continues his guide to creating a cinematic look in Lightroom Classic, Bobbi Lane photographs Philadelphia with only the XF23mmF1.4, and Dylan Goldby compares Fujifilm’s current budget kit zooms for beginners.
A varied issue, but with one clear thread running through it: use the tools well, keep things simple, and stay focused on making photographs.
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