Our final issue of 2025 has arrived — and it’s a beautiful one.
This month, Take Kayo opens with a look at why Fujifilm continues to believe in the X-T30, a camera that has quietly become one of the most enduring tools in the X Series. From there, Chris Mongeau takes us on a six-month journey through Southeast Asia with the X100V, proving once again how capable and freeing a single fixed-lens camera can be.
We also feature an intimate photo essay by Mary-Ann Weber, exploring the emotional language of self-portraiture, followed by David Roberts’ deep dive into the often-forgotten ZEISS Touit lenses and their place in today’s X-Mount ecosystem.
Our FujiLove Community section highlights four standout photographs shared by our readers — each one a little story of its own — and our monthly interview introduces Oliver Mandić, creator of the Fuji X Recipe Generator, who talks about experimentation, creativity, and why his tool will always remain free.
Rounding out the issue are three expert pieces on craft and technique from Rico Pfirstinger, Piet Van den Eynde, and Lee Varis, plus the start of a brand-new focal-length series by Dylan Goldby and the concluding chapter of Dan Croft’s“Power of Projects.”
It’s an inspiring, diverse, deeply practical issue — one that invites you to slow down, learn something new, and feel connected to the wider Fujifilm community.
Enjoy the December edition. And if you’re not yet a subscriber, this is the perfect moment to join us.
