Thypoch is a relative newcomer to the lens market but I’ve been wanting to test out one of their lenses ever since I saw the first samples. Now I got my chance.

Is a set of budget fast primes good enough? Find out in this video.

The X100-series has a fixed lens but what if you’d like some variation or, like me, doesn’t click with the 35mm field of view?

I usually work with the higher end Fujifilm cameras and stay away from ultra wide lenses. But it’s also good to mix it up so when Fujifilm approached me to test this camera and lens, I took up the challenge.

Let me show you how I use fast manual lenses to slow down.

My favorite way to do portrait shoots, keep it simple and let it flow. In this video I explain how I work and why.

I was part of the launch campaign of the Fujifilm X-T5. Here’s my project, a review and a bunch of pictures.

Did Fujifilm make the perfect photo/video hybrid camera? Let’s find out.

A career in professional portrait photography has made me fast and efficiënt but it also makes it hard to slow down when there’s space for more intimate portraits.

Keep it simple, one camera, one lens, one subject. And just let it free flow.

Why you would make it difficult on yourself by using vintage manual lenses? The answer is authenticity and imperfection.