Camera and Print Blog

As the brand manager for X Series & Finepix cameras at FUJIFILM NZ, Kelly is constantly amazed by the great work of photographers the world over and loves to surround herself in beautiful imagery. Find out what her number one photography tip is.

It takes a lot of patience, and a LOT of looking to finally find your dream home. So once you’ve found it, you want to make sure the interior looks just as perfect as the exterior, right? To give your living room, bedroom or study that extra ounce of style, a gorgeous photo wall is one of our favourite options. (Photo by Camille Roskelley)

Panoramas are the perfect option when you want to capture a whole scene at once! We've compiled the perfect step-by-step guide to make sure your photo comes out as glorious as the scenery!

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but what good is a picture when it's lost in cyberspace? Speaking at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual conference in Silicon Valley, Vint Cerf (Vice President of Google) encourages us all to hit the printers!

With a strong interest in nature photography, our own Ira Swales loves to travel the globe capturing spectacular photographs of some of Mother Nature's finest work. He gives us the inside scoop on the processes he uses and what inspires him in his work.

Macro images can be incredibly powerful, but also pesky and difficult to perfect. To make your life easier, we've devised these handy little tips for getting a great macro image, perfect for the XF60mm Macro or our new XF Extension Tubes.

There's no better gift than something home-made, so if you have a special occasion coming up, we have the perfect present sorted!

We don't usually encourage graffiti, but this kind deserves an exception! Light graffiti is the glorious combination of long-exposure photography and moving lights, which allows you to write or draw in the air and have it show up in the photo in bright, shining letters! Check out you can capture some great shots this New Year's Eve on your X Camera!

Photo prints are an easy and effective way to glam up your Christmas festivities and add a special, personal touch. To help you get started, we’ve even come up with some great ideas that you can make into your own!

Everyone's favourite chick is now an Instax mini! The latest in the Instax range has just hit our shores and is the perfect Christmas gift for the young (or young at heart) photo lover in your life.

Scraping your brain to find that perfect gift - here's your Xmas gift guide.

Just like eye bags on a Monday morning, Christmas has crept up on us without warning and is now (literally) just around the corner! It's time to flourish your home with all things festive - get that tree up and start thinking gift grabs - and photo prints are the perfect way to make your gifts & decorations stand-out. Get printing, get crafty, get happy!

Jump on the trendsetter bandwagon by displaying your gorgeous square photos in style. Just visit your local FUJIFILM kiosk and let your creativity run wild.

Now there's a quick and easy way to print photos from Facebook Instagram, Flickr and Picasa!

Print your filtered moments at any FUJIFILM kiosk nationwide to add artistic familiarity to your home or office space.

We love how these creatives have showcased their Instagram prints.

DIY : Glass Jar Photo Display using Fujifilm 4 x 4 Prints & Instax mini or SHARE Prints

His first camera was a plastic one, a gift from santa, which unfortunately melted in the sun while placed in the back of the old Cortina. This first failed attempt at photography didn’t deter him however; it simply led to a delay in what would become a stellar photography career. As it wasn’t until his ‘obligatory OE … with a strict budget of 50 rolls of Fujichrome Velvia (36 frames per week!)’ that Craig Robertson realised he had to pursue a career in professional photography.

The sleek and stylish Instax Mini 90 is proving a popular choice amongst photographers wanting to take their photography to another level or for those who simply love to experiment with film.

What differentiates the camera from its Instax counterparts is the manual control photographers have over their images - double exposure mode, brightness control, and macro mode are amongst many available functionalities.

“I love the beauty and elegance in Paris: the architecture, the open spaces and the people. But it’s the small details that I like as much as the famous monuments and chateaux.”

Alastair documents Paris with a Fujifilm X-E1, which he started using last year.

“I chose the X-E1 after hours of research into mirrorless cameras. I was using a DSLR and a bridge camera previously but I haven’t touched either since getting the Fujifilm. It’s been a pleasure to use.”