Comparing the Fujifilm X-H1 with the Sony A7III is arguably one of the hottest things to do these days
Hence, in today’s Fujifilm X-H1 roundup, we have another X-H1 Vs. A7III comparison by digital-photography-schoolas well as a shooting session with natural light by ZedProMedia, who is evidently working on his a comprehenisve comparison.
But not only comparisons…
The roundup includes also a “Smallrig + X-H1” video by Palle Schultz, shows what the X-H1 can do on safari and how it works with the Fringer smart adapter Pro, first impressions and more… enjoy :)
The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 is finally shipping, and although it sells like hot cakes and it is hard to find in stock, at the time of this post you can find the Instax SQ6 Blush Gold version available at Adorama. I guess it will sell out quickly, so act fast in case you are interested.
One of the most fun moments of blogging on FujiRumors, is when we have a live blogging.
Yes, I do not sleep, and yes, I blog 48+ hours in a row, but it’s just too exciting seeing months (or years) of rumors coming true and to go through hundreds of your comments and read what you guys think about the latest and greatest X gear.
But I know, not everybody of you goes back 24 hours later to the live blogging page to check if new content is up, and that’s why I think some of you might have missed the following tidbit:
I share this little piece of news again with you today, not only for those who missed it, but also to show you that the Fujifilm X-T100 is not a half-hearted project of Fujifilm, but a camera they strongly believe in, which is why Fuji’s marketing machine is running full power in order to promote the X-T100.
Will the Fujifilm X-T100 be successful? I do not know. Certainly I wish Fujifilm much success with this very gently priced and yet well featured camera.
Fringer just released a minor firmware update ver. 1.83 for it EF-FX smart adapter, mainly for improved Sigma 100-400mm F5-6.3 support.
Fringer adapter users may try the latest firmware version (v1.83) which has some enhancement regarding Sigma100-400‘s support. The PDAF accuracy has been improved. Meanwhile, the OS function only work during your half-pressing of the shutter release button. And the lens with latest (v2.0) firmware will work normally, too. V1.83 is a minor update as its only difference from v1.80 is Sigma100-400’s support. Later, these enhancements will be integrated into next major update, i.e. v1.90.
You can read the full blog post of the Sigma 100-400 on the Fujifilm X-T2 at fringerdev here.
The Fujifilm X-T100 delivers a lot for small price. I can definitely see this camera becoming a huge success. If you own a flagship X-Trans camera (X-T2 &. Co) and are looking for a back-up camera, my biggest and only concern would be the post production workflow, since the X-T100 features a Bayer sensor camera and maybe you guys are better off with an X-Trans X-T20 or X-E3. However, Jonas Rask says in his first look “if you’re used to dealing with X-Trans, this sensor won’t give you the need to redefine your workflow.”
The X-T100 is a perfect first camera for people, who want to step up from smartphone photography or for people from other systems, who want to make the first steps into the X-system, but keep the Bayer CFA they are used to, with a well rounded and very affordable X series camera.
