Click to Chic: Female Photography Talks Series

The celebration of International Women's Month continues with various events that highlights women empowerment. There are beauty and fashion events, arts and crafts a lot of women are into. But there's also photography workshop. Fujifilm Philippines’ launched the Female Photography Series. It encourages women to hone photography skills. Professional and hobbyist are invited. Newbie and those who are just starting to learn photography as well.

Camie Juan, Miles Ocampo and Janeena Chan

Click to Chic: Female Photography Talks Series, it is a workshop series geared towards aspiring female photographers that aims to help them learn how to use their Fujifilm cameras, or more specifically, the Fujfilm X-A2.

During the launch held at Oakwood Hotel, young fashion and travel blogger Camie Juan, lifestyle blogger & host Janeena Chan and female teen celebrity Miles Ocampo (ABS-CBN) came to share their experiences using Fujifilm X-A2.

Fujifilm A-X2 Features

These ladies said that their Fujifilm X-A2 has been a great fashion accessory. It's user-friendly and has a wide range of functions that delivers simple operation and picture-taking power.

The X-A2’s Super Intelligent Flash or IFlash automatically delivers the ideal amount of flash for every scene, clearly and brightly capturing faces even under strong backlit or dark conditions.

Moreover, the IFlash prevents the washout of the subject and background for macro shots even in dim lighting. At extreme close-up, food shots look more appetising.

One of the best feature of this camera is that anyone can easily share photos online just wirelessly transfer them to your smartphone and instantly share on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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Are you joining Click To Chick Female Photography Talk? Are you using Fujifilm X-A2? How's you experience?