In the world of photo editing there are two main giants. Lightroom and Capture One. They both have a dedicated following and offer plenty of features for everyone from beginner to pro. Over the last 5 years I have used both exclusively and in combination before settling with Lightroom. However in this blog I will share my honest thoughts on which one is right for you based on my personal experience. I will be comparing Capture One Pro with Lightroom. NOT Lightroom Classic. Lightroom classic is a dinosaur that I think will slowly die away. The normal Lightroom now has almost all the key features. On that note, this blog is being written in October 2023. Both of these are adding new features all the time so many things much change in a couple years or so.

Pricing & Updates

Originally the main attraction of Capture One was a one off payment for their software. However over time they have moved to a subscription model just like Adobe. They still offer a one off purchase option however it’s at a pretty inflated price that is only worth it if you plan to not update for a few years. Personally if I was solely using Capture One, I would have a subscription and always have the latest features. The Adobe model is the same as always. Over the years I have been paying attention to update cycles and types of updates. In my opinion I found that Adobe has overall added more useful features and optimised the software more than Capture One. As it stands in October 2023, the basic Lightroom package costs £120 a year and Capture One comes out at £180. They key thing to keep in mind is that the Lightroom package includes the iPad and iPhone apps. For Capture One it is extra…

Interface & Performance

Lightroom still has the cleanest and simplest interface. It’s easy to navigate and gets out of your way. It’s very hard to get lost or confused and everything is pretty self explanatory. On the other hand Capture One has a very complicated interface that would need to be set up for individual needs and workflows. For beginners it can be incredibly overwhelming and confusing with a steep learning curve. However you can customise it to almost any layout you wish and make it incredibly powerful. On the other hand, the Lightroom interface offers almost no customisation whatsoever.

As for performance, I can only speak from an M2 MacBook Pro users perspective. I find Lightroom to be overall a little smoother and more optimised. Capture One seems to be a little more jerky and not as smooth. However Lightroom can bog down after long use and would need restarting to get back to normal performance.

Tethering

Capture One is still the king of tethering hands down. If you do any tethering whatsoever, Capture One is the clear and only choice.

Storage

Capture One is an old school editor where it can store files within a library or have a library reference files stored elsewhere. There is no cloud backup or storage at least now. There is some cloud functionality for the iPad app but that’s heavily limited. Lightroom is a full cloud library, meaning the entire library lives in the cloud. Lightroom also has an external storage option where it can reference files stored on an external drive like Capture One. The cloud option is incredibly useful as I will discuss in the next section. One big difference between the two is that in Capture One you can create multiple libraries and even sessions. In Lightroom you only have one library. This might or might not be a huge deal breaker depending on your workflow.

Devices

This is where Lightroom is years ahead. The iPad and iPhone apps have about 90% of the functionality with more being added all the time. You can easily use these apps as your main photo editors and catalogues. Furthermore you can access your library through Adobe’s online portal on any computer. I have used the iPad app as my main editor for over a year and know photographers who do all their editing on the iPhone app. The cloud system really is outstanding. Not to mention everything is seamlessly synced. On the other hand Capture One is still a long way behind. Their iPad and iPhone apps feel like they are still in Beta and are very limited.

Image Culling, Search & Selection

Capture One has a more old school approach to culling and selection although it does have some neat tricks like the AI based grouping of similar photos. Also Capture One simply has more ways for tagging photos such as with colours. However I personally find the basic system in Lightroom to be more than enough. I never needed anything more than flag, reject and a star rating.

Where Lightroom takes a huge leap is the search tool. You search for anything that might be within a photo and it will find it. For example searching dog will bring up dogs. Searching bus will bring up busses. Also you can easily start typing the focal length, camera make or lens and it will filter by that criteria.

Editing Tools

A while ago I would have said that Capture One had more advanced tools. It still does to a degree however Lightroom has been adding more tools that most people would actually use. For example the AI auto select tools are a huge time saver. The mask tools are great and now we also have point colour for precise colour selection. With all that said, Capture One still has more tools and more advanced ways of using them. Personally, one thing I wish would come to Lightroom is the layer feature. The skin tone selection in Capture One is great and I am sure would eventually come to Lightroom. One thing I wish Capture One had is the Camera Calibration tool… maybe one day. Finally Lightroom’s resolution, raw enhance and AI de-noise features are very good.

RAW Engine & Colour

This is the most subjective section and many might disagree however I find Lightroom to produce more pleasing tones and colours. I think Lightroom handles highlights much better and produces a softer and more pleasing result. Capture One is more clinical, clean and sharp. Not to say that is bad, for many commercial purposes Capture One might be better, I just personally don’t find the results very pleasing from an artistic perspective. It’s also worth mentioning I shoot in Fujifilm RAW and Apple ProRAW. For other files it might be different.

Lightroom Strengths

Simple / clean interface and workflow. Has all the editing tools that most people would use. Amazing cloud sync and backup. Great iPhone and iPad apps with 90% of the features. Subjectively better RAW processing. Superior search functionality.

Lightroom Weaknesses

Lack of workspace customisability. You are limited to just one library for both on and offline. Locked into their system and monthly payments with no option of buying the software. Rubbish tethering.

Capture One Strengths

Advanced editing tools, layers and workspace customisation. The only real tethering choice. Ability to purchase without subscription. Ability to create multiple libraries and sessions.

Capture One Weaknesses

No online backup or storage support. Mobile apps are heavily limited. Interface can be extremely overwhelming and would require customisation. Can feel a little clunky to use. Lacking AI features like subject or sky selections. RAW processing can be too clinical (subjective).

Lightroom > Capture One

Lightroom is a better choice for most people especially those who like to work on the go and have their library available online. Lightroom has an easier interface and more useful tools for most people. I find that it is much quicker and easier to get to an end result I am happy with in Lightroom compared to Capture One. If you like to work on an iPad or iPhone, Lightroom is the only choice really.

Capture One > Lightroom

Capture One is better suited to freelance professionals who tether and shoot commercially. It has more advanced features that only a small fraction of photographers would need. It has a very extensive and customisable workspace that can be adapted to different scenarios. Finally the ability to create multiple libraries and sessions lends Capture One to commercial use.

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Lightroom Presets

£23.00

Instead of telling you how these will change your life, I would rather be practical and answer the most common questions that people tend to have when buying presets.

What are presets?
They are editing settings that are saved in a file and can be applied to any image.

Why do people buy presets?
Sometimes because they like the work of the photographer and want that style for their own photos. Mostly because they would like to see how other people edit and learn by reverse engineering the presets. Other times it’s just to support their favourite photographers, thank you!

What’s the overall style of these presets?
- Filmic
- Warm
- Soft
- Bright

What are these presets suitable for?
Street & Travel Photography
Some Nature (with further editing)
Some Portraits (with extensive editing)

Do I actually use these?
Yes. This is the same pack I use right now for all my editing. This isn’t a pack made just to sell.

Do these presets get updated?
Yes, as my style changes, these presets will also be updated. Any time a new update is available, you will get a free update via email. Of course you also keep all the old presets in case you prefer the older looks. Only presets purchased from 2025 onwards will receive the updates.

What file types are these presets for?
- All RAW files
- JPEGs & TIFFs (not recommended)

What camera brands are these presets for?
These were designed around Fujifilm, Sony, and Leica sensors. With that said, they will work with all camera brands. While there might be differences due to individual camera colour science, the overall feel of the preset will carry over.

Will these work with JPEG files?
Yes, but you will need to reduce the intensity and make further edits. I strongly recommend editing RAW files.

Are these one click edits?
95% No. You would need to do some basic adjustments as each image is different. These adjustments can include exposure, colour balance etc. In 5% of cases you can just apply and leave it alone.

Do I need to know how to edit?
You need to have a basic understanding of adjusting exposure, highlights, shadows, etc. A more comprehensive editing skillset will let you get the most out of them.

How many presets are included?
10 in the main pack and 24 in the extras pack

Why two packs?
The main pack is what I use for 99% of my edits and is kept small to reduce wasted time scrolling through presets. The extras pack is everything I don’t use often.

What software do I need?
These presets will work with any of the following:
- Photoshop (adobe camera raw)
- Lightroom Classic
- Lightroom Desktop
- Lightroom Mobile

Will these presets work with free versions of the above software?
You need to research and double check before buying. These presets were designed for the full paid versions.

Will these presets work with very old versions of the above software?
You need to research and double check before buying. These presets were designed on and for the latest software.

What file type do I get?
XMP

What else do I get?
- Comprehensive PDF guide

Can I modify these and turn them into my own?
Yes! In fact I encourage you to modify them and play around. Use these to help you get your own style.

I have more questions…. What do I do?
Make a cup of tea and drop me an email on hello@snapsbyfox.com

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying these presets is the most direct way you can support my work.

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The London Photography Guide

£27.00

If you're planning to visit London or you’re a local and want to know some of the best locations for photography, this guide is for you.

What you need to know:
- 170 Page PDF document (94mb)
- 50+ Locations
- 100+ Photo spots
- Only covers locations that consistently deliver good photo opportunities
- Clickable maps
- GPS Coordinates
- What 3 Words Coordinates
- Addresses

How will this guide help you:
- Save you time and give you a clear checklist of where to go
- Show you real world photos I took from the suggested locations
- Show you coordinates for those photos if you want to take the same
- Give you feedback on any pitfalls with specific places and attitudes to photographers
- Food / Drink / Restroom suggestions
- Lens choice suggestions
- General visiting advice
- Inspire you to head out and shoot by removing the “where shall I go” barrier

This guide is a result of years spent living and photographing London in all conditions and seasons. I have only recommended locations that have consistently delivered good photos that I have been happy with. This guide does not cover every spot, that would be impossible and a lifetimes work. This guide is there to put luck in your favour when visiting the capital.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work thus allowing me to make more videos / photos / tutorials for you.

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My Little Photography Book

£27.00

My Little Photography Book is everything I know about photography in one concise place. This book is designed to save you time and share years’ worth of knowledge in an easy-to-follow format. Think of this as a workshop and a course in one affordable 300-page package.

This book covers psychology, gear, lighting, composition, storytelling, style, and a lot more. In other words, I’ve emptied my photography brain into this PDF. As always, keep in mind that this is simply my approach to photography, and everything I share is from my own experience.

The book is a digital PDF download and comes in two flavours. Two page spread and single page. The spread might be better for landscape viewing and printing, while the single page is more suited for vertical scrolling on a phone or tablet. The total download will be just over 100mb with each PDF being around 50mb.

This book has been in the making since mid-2017 and is by far my most involved project to date. This is also entirely done by myself from scratch. All the writing, editing, formatting, everything… it’s all me with no external input. I really do hope you like it, and as always, I welcome any feedback.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, being a digital product means free updates when new chapters become available. The last update was in February 2025 to V2.

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Lifetime Zine

£150.00

What on earth is this and why is this so expensive?!?!

A zine is a self-published body of work and serves the following purposes:

It showcases all photos from a given trip or period of time. Think of this as a digital contact sheet. I only share about 50% of the final photos online. This has them all.
It can act as a source of inspiration.
It can act as a visual planning tool for your travels. It will show you the types of photos one can get at said location.
Allows you to support my work, especially if the other products in my store are not suitable for your needs.

So what is a lifetime zine?

One payment gives you access to all current and future zines. You can download to store them offline, and even print them if you fancy.
As it stands, there are 39 zines published, and my first milestone is 100.
The price you pay today gives you full access for life, even if the price increases in the future.
One payment. No subscriptions. Lifetime of zines.

Digital… really?!

I can’t even imagine the logistical nightmare to print these and ship them to every corner of the globe.
Saves wasting resources.
Works out MUCH cheaper for you. Imagine buying 100 zines…
Formatted for tablets, phones, and laptops.
Makes this accessible to more people.

What’s inside each zine?

Between 100 and 350 photos.
Only the images, no writing.
Each zine focuses on a specific trip, location, or period of time.

When purchased, you will get a PDF document. In the document is a link where you can access all the zines. Each zine can be up to 200mb although I try to keep them closer to 100mb. This allows you to zoom in and see the images up close. However, due to this higher resolution, some older devices might take longer to load the images. For the best viewing experience, I suggest viewing on a device with a big screen, and if you have a choice between scrolling or swiping to change pages, I suggest scrolling for the best experience.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say another massive thank you for supporting me. This is the most direct way you can support my work.

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iPhone Pro Camera Guide

£18.00

***IPHONE 18 SUPPORT COMING IN DECEMBER***

This Apple iPhone Pro guide is designed to save you time and get your phone camera set up and working just like I do.

What’s Included:

Detailed set-up guide
A guide on how to light and compose your shots
Detailed guide on the best formats, codecs, frame rates and more
8 Lightroom Presets for ProRAW photos
Free lifetime updates as new phones / iOS comes out

What’s Supported:

iPhone Pro 17 and 16 running iOS26
iPhone Pro 15 running iOS18
Presets will only work with ProRAW files (unless modified by user)

You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how I use the phone for photography and video, as well as run through the ideal settings for the best results. I will cover some photography essentials so even if you’re a total beginner, this guide will help you understand light, composition and storytelling. Finally there are 8 Lightroom presets specifically designed for ProRAW photos.

This guide covers the iPhone 17 and 16 running iOS 26. It also covers the iPhone 15 Pro running an older operating system. As new phones come out, an updated guide with the new phone and iOS will be released. The old guides will be archived and accessible for life.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 70mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

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Leica Q3 43 Camera Guide

£18.00

**Updated for firmware version 4.1

This Leica Q3 43 set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. While the guide is for the Q3 43, pretty much all of it will carry over to the Q3 28mm camera too.

You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of photography and video experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Sony A7RV Camera Guide

£18.00

This Sony A7RV setup guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do.

You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of photography and video experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 15mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Ricoh GRIV Camera Guide

£18.00

This Ricoh GRIV set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. This guide covers all GRIV variants.

You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of photography and video experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 6mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

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Ricoh GRIII GRIIIx Camera Guide

£18.00

This Ricoh GRIII/GRIIIX set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. This guide covers all GRIII variants.

You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of photography and video experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 23mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm X100VI Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm X100VI set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 24mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm XT5 Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm XT5 set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 25mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm XH2 Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm XH2 set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 33mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

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Fujifilm XH2S Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm XH2s set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 33mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm XT4 Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm XT4 set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 21mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm XT3 Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm XT3 set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 22mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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Fujifilm X100V Camera Guide

£18.00

This Fujifilm X100V set-up guide is designed to save you time and get your camera set up and working just like I do. You will learn what the major features do and why I chose to set them in a certain way. I will show you how to assign the buttons and custom menus in order to have the most important features at your fingertips. Finally, I will walk you through how I expose and focus.

This guide is not a replacement for your user manual and does not cover 100% of the features. It covers the features that, in my experience, 90% of the people use 90% of the time. This is based on years of personal experience.

This guide is best suited for those who want to be up and running quickly with a tried-and-tested set-up.

This is a digital download and not a physical product. The download is around 16mb.

Please note that due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally not accepted. However, if you experience any issues, feel free to contact me and I’ll review your situation individually. You are welcome to use this product for personal or commercial projects, but you may not copy, distribute, or resell the files in their original or modified form.

Finally, I want to say a massive thank you for supporting me. Buying this guide is the most direct way you can support my work, thus allowing me to make more videos, photos, and tutorials for you.

Thank you for your support!

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