NOTE: Fujifilm menus are more or less similar across different models, so you should still be able to follow along and use this guide as a reference for your own camera, even if you don’t own an X-E4.

I created this guide to share my personal approach to street photography with the Fujifilm X-E4, breaking down the essence of how I use this camera and showing the settings that I consider truly essential, as well as the ones I believe can be ignored in order to achieve a faster, simpler and more intuitive shooting experience.

This was my first Fujifilm camera, and probably the only one I will never get rid of. I have dedicated a video and a blog post to explaining why, as well as another video and blog post where I go through the accessories that made this camera so versatile that it became the only Fujifilm camera that has truly convinced me so far.

Before we begin, there is something important to clarify.

This is not meant to be a complete Fujifilm X-E4 manual.

The settings I will show you are not necessarily the ones that will perfectly match your style, habits, or creative process.

They are simply the choices that, after spending a significant amount of time with this camera, have become essential to my own workflow.

Think of this as a personal recipe rather than a universal instruction manual.

Take what works for you, ignore what does not.

⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!

🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.

I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.

I created this free preset for all of you to make your first steps into editing easier.

I have released the final preset collections I use for 99% of my edits in my shop, but if you're looking for a balanced starting point between contrast and saturation, this preset is a great Starting Point!

🧠 Reminder: This preset is designed to be a solid foundation for your edits - but that doesn’t mean it'll do all the work for you. Every photo is different. Once applied, use it as a "Starting Point"!

📦 Zip Includes:

- 1 Lightroom preset (.XMP + .DNG)

- Fully compatible with both desktop and mobile Lightroom versions

- A detailed installation guide (.txt) with step-by-step instructions for both platforms (Desktop & Mobile)

⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!

🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.

I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.

In October 2025, I embarked on my longest photography-focused journey, traveling across Thailand and Vietnam. From bustling cities and night markets to remote villages and challenging wet markets, I set out to document every place through my camera(s).

The result was over 8 hours of cinematic footage and behind-the-scenes content, along with 17 digital zines. Each zine is available individually for $1 if you're interested in a specific destination, but this bundle brings the entire collection together in one place.

Every volume introduces the day's photographic mission, including the gear I used, the itinerary, and my personal impressions of the places I explored.

📦 Zip Includes:

- 17 High-Resolution Digital Zines (PDFs) - Download link automatically provided after purchase.

- Instant access link to the flipbooks version of every zines

🗺️ Destinations featured in these zines:

• Bangkok

• Chiang Mai

• Hanoi

• Ninh Binh

• Sapa

• Ho Chi Minh

• Vung Tau

• Bangkok (again)

• Extras like the “Long Bien Night Market”

⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!

🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.

I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.

I created this guide to share my personal approach to street photography with the Ricoh GR III, breaking down the essence of how I use this camera and showing the settings that I consider truly essential, as well as the ones I believe can be ignored in order to achieve a faster, simpler and more intuitive shooting experience.

Over the past few months, I have talked extensively about this camera. The Ricoh GR III has been the protagonist of many long-form YouTube videos, countless photography walks abroad, and several articles and videos dedicated to the accessories that, in my experience, genuinely improved the way I interact with it.

However, there is one thing I have never really covered in depth: the settings I personally use every day, and more importantly, how I configured the camera’s interface and controls to make it more responsive and better suited for street photography.

NOTE I: This is not meant to be a complete Ricoh GR III/IIIx/IV manual.

The settings I will show you are not necessarily the ones that will perfectly match your style, habits, or creative process.

They are simply the choices that, after spending a significant amount of time with this camera, have become essential to my own workflow.

Think of this as a personal recipe rather than a universal instruction manual.

Take what works for you, ignore what does not.

NOTE II: This guide is also compatible with the RICOH GR IIIx and RICOH GR IV. The settings, menus, and overall workflow remain the same. The only major difference is the focal length: the GR IIIx features a 40mm equivalent lens instead of the GR III/IV’s 28mm equivalent lens. Adjust your composition and shooting approach accordingly.

⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!

🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.

I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.