Here are the top 10 articles published on FujiRumors in 2023:

1. Fujifilm 2024: A Look Ahead Between Rumors and Speculations (X-Pro4, X100R, X-E5, X-T40, New XF Lenses, GFX Future)
   – IMPORTANT: Recent Big Update to the Fujifilm 2024 overview
2. LEAKED: Trusted Source Unveils When Fujifilm X100V Successor Will Come
3. RUMOR: Fujifilm X100V Successor Coming with a “New” Lens in Early 2024
   – IMPORTANT: Rumor Update here – Same lens of X100V
4. LEAKED: This is the Sensor of the Fujifilm X-S20
5. Two New Fujifilm Cameras Registered to be Launched Separately – May 26 and September 12 According to FCC
6. Fujifilm Managers Interview: Talking Fujifilm X-Pro4, Autofocus, Fujifilm X-T5 Sales, 5th Generation GFX, X100V Demand and More
7. RUMOR: Big Start for Fujifilm in 2024 with Multiple (and Record?) Camera Announcements
8. RUMOR: Fujifilm GFX100 Replacement is Next GFX Camera coming in 2023 (Trusted Source)
9. Fujifilm X-Pro4 Fantasies – Your Dreams Here!
10. EXCLUSIVE: This is Fujifilm’s Next XF Lens!

Top 4 Curiosity Articles

1. Oppenheimer Movie Photos Taken with Fujifilm X-H1 and These XF Lenses
2. CURIOSITY: Fujifilm Switzerland Shows X-Pro3 without Hidden but Regular Tilt LCD Screen
3. The Future of Fujifilm in Patents: Full Frame Lenses Coming, X100 with 20mmF2 lens, Foldable Fuji Smartphone and More
4. Fujifilm X100V Limited Disney Edition Launched

The Beauty Beyond the Rumors

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In 2023 I decided to give YouTube a try and I have launched my channel properly.

In total I made 77 videos and the vast majority of them were filmed outdoors.

So you could see:

• incredible sunrises on the Dolomite Peaks
• silent valleys covered in snow with epic Dolomites background
• large high altitude plateaus with 360 view on the Dolomites
• mind blowing views from stunning (and easy to reach) peaks in the Dolomites
• one of the most beautiful lakes in the Dolomites (that you have never heard of)
• the enchanting Mediterranean sea town of Tropea, Italy
• the colorful flowering of the highlands of Castelluccio in Umbria, Italy
• epic drone shots over the Dolomites
• a mountain hut in the Dolomites of unreal beauty
• video from Dolomite peaks covered in snow
• … and even take a look inside my apartment (the opposite of epic, as it is a small, rented and cheap place) :D
• and so much more

Looking back at the past year, I am proud and happy of my channel. Especially because I was able to film so many videos outdoors and show you some of the most beautiful places my country (Italy) has to offer (and there would be endlessly more nice spots to show you).

Let’s hope I will be able to keep it up also in 2024, and it certainly would help a lot if you’d subscribe to the channel.

And since you guys asked… no, I am not paid by any tourism board to travel and hike around the Dolomites to bring you these videos. Maybe one day the YouTube videos themselves will be able to generate enough money to pay for these videos, but we are still far away from that goal for now.

But if you want to support my work, then feel free to subscribe here. It’s free, nothing to lose, and subscribing is just as easy as unsubscribing if you had enough of Dolomites and Rumors at some point ;).

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TOP 10 VIDEOS

Down below there are the top 10 videos (+some videos from stunning locations) of 2023.

Is there a shortcut to happiness?

Well, I don’t know. Maybe there is.

Is it money?

Maybe money can help you to get rid of some of the stress and worries in life. Unless you have to stress yourself to make that money in the first place and worry to accumulate and guard it later on. In which case money would turn from being your (good) servant to being your (bad) master, as Michel de Montaigne would say.

But what I can tell you is who are the most happy people I’ve met in my life.

The most happy people I have met in my life were not those with the most money, but those who simply and genuinely enjoyed their relationships.

And the most happy of all were the kids, for whom relationships are everything. Those I meet since almost 20 years of teaching in my classrooms, those I met during my volunteering work and, when I was lucky enough, the kid that I met inside myself.

Kids are superior beings. Superior, but also particularly fragile and sometimes at the mercy of unfavorable conditions they carry no responsibility for.

But luckily there are some, who made it their mission to take care of exactly those kids. I’ve met a few of them in my life, and one of them is Saveth from KNGO*.

Now, I am no longer able to travel nearly as much as I did in the past. Life got me. I have a family, jobs and responsibilities that simply don’t give me the freedom to continue that type of life (but they give me many other joys). And I guess many of you are also, like me, busy to make sure we get our own stuff sorted out day by day.

But there is still something we can do for people like Saveth and the kids they take care of: make a small donation.

Because money can’t buy happiness. But it can buy school books, pencils, pay teachers, build classrooms and more. Because what’s just a few bucks for us, can make a whole of difference to them.

This is why, if you haven’t done yet any donation this year so far, I can warmly recommend you to donate to our friends at KNGO.

• KNGO donation page (select between sponsorships or one-time general donation)
• KNGO donation page for Europeans (via KNGO Germany)

Here is an indication on what can be done with your money.

• 20 Euro – one student is provided with a one-year supply of school books, folders, and pencils
• 50 Euro covers all costs for one student for 6 months
• 100 Euro gives a one-year scholarship to one student (the option I picked also this year myself)

Thanks to anyone of you, who decides to make a small donation to KNGO.

*How do I know KNGO?
I was in Cambodia to make fair trade T-shirts made by the amazing guys at Tonle. During my travel I stumbled on KNGO and I loved their work so much that I decided right there to donate all profits from the T-shirt sales to them. We ended up raising $5,000 for them.

Note: in the video below I silence the moment when I say “Italia”, because it was a time when I still did not want people (aka Fujifilm ;)) to know where I am located. The kids were at the Los Quinchos project in Nicaragua.