Fuji Warm Spring is a film simulation I created for Fujifilm cameras. I began with Classic Negative. Fujifilm describes Classic Negative as having “enhanced color with hard tonality to increase image depth.” Wanting to customize the recipe further, I adjusted the white balance to Daylight and shifted the red and blue balance (+4 Red and -4 Blue).

On my website, I only review cameras that I own, which is the exception in the “review” space. I want to tell you why that is so important, and discuss 3 reasons why creators should reconsider working with camera brands.

I share a few initial impressions, photo samples, and video clips from my first half-day of shooting with the Panasonic Lumix G85, or G80 as it is called in some markets. This camera seems like a great budget option for those needing a hybrid camera, even in 2025.

I see very few reasons to buy the Sigma BF over the Sigma FP or FP L. The most compelling reason for most will be the aluminum design, but I suspect many photographers will come to resent the poor ergonomics and the cold metal body. Don’t worry, the Sigma FP will still be there for you when you’re ready to make the trade.

The Sigma BF is a minimalist and modern take on the original FP. The original FP was geared towards videographers, but the new BF appears to be targeted at stills photographers. As a stills photographer and a lover of unique cameras, I love the concept. In this article, I want to discuss 5 things I like and 5 things that concern me about the camera as a long time Sigma FP owner.