It’s been a sobering and difficult couple of weeks and as you will have noticed, I haven’t posted as much content lately.

Welcome to my kit clearance page. As I streamline and reorganize my setup, I’m letting go of some pristine, well-cared-for photography gear that deserves to be used rather than sitting on a shelf.

The Fujifilm X-T30 III is a fantastic camera for beginners offering simple automatic modes that make taking pictures easy. However if you want to take a little bit more control while still keeping ...

I’ve been shooting Fujifilm since the original X-Pro1 in 2013. Over more than a decade, I’ve owned and used most of Fuji’s key X-series cameras and lenses. Everything linked here is based on long-term ...

I’m David Fleet, a British photographer and writer based in Scotland. Field Notes From Perthshire First access and exclusive discounts on Limited edition prints, books and zines, plus essays on ...

Over the years I’ve built out full systems with Fujifilm, Nikon and OM System. These gear hubs pull together the cameras, lenses and key articles I’ve actually used and lived with – reviews, setup ...

I use and review multiple camera systems. If you’d like to explore the other gear that I’m currently shooting with, here are the links to those: You can find all OM System / Olympus reviews and ...

One of the great things about the Nikon Z6III (which I reviewed here) is that it really doesn’t require much to be incredibly comfortable, durable and give professional results. Unlike some of my Fuji ...

I haven’t been out shooting wildlife at all over summer. Whether it’s the mass of dense green foliage that offers wildlife so many places to hide, the long days, or simply life taking over, in the ...

Of all the cameras that I own, the OM System OM-1 II is probably the most self contained. By that, I mean it is the closest to a complete system of any camera I own and why I rate it as one of the ...

I bought the Nikon Z 20mm f/1.8 S to give me a relatively lightweight wide-angle lens for those occasions when my Nikon Z 24-120mm f/4 S wasn’t quite wide enough. Instead, I’ve found myself using it ...