SHOTEN LM – FX M (Leica M lens → Fujifilm X mount conversion) Sales Started

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SHOTEN LM – FX M (S) Silver, LM – FX M (B) Black released

Manufacturer’s preferred price ¥ 23,000 (excluding tax)

SHOTEN LM-FX M We will release LM – FX M, SHOTEN (Leica M mount lens → Fuji Film X mount conversion) mount adapter with helicoid. The color is silver [model number: LM – FX M (S)] and black [model number: LM – FX M (B)].

A helicoid equipped with a payout amount of 6 mm

For the range finder camera such as Leica, the M mount interchangeable lens has a relatively shortest shooting distance, but the shortest shooting distance can be shortened by using a helicoid equipped adapter. As SHOTEN LM – FX M ‘s payout width is 6 mm, it can be drastically shortened, making it possible to take’ Leaning ‘with Leica M mount lens.

Model number LM – FX M (S) / LM – FX M (B)
Corresponding lens mount Leica M mount
Corresponding camera mount Fuji Film X Mount
Characteristic With helicoid (extended amount: 6 mm)
Material brass
Color Silver [LM – FX M (S)] / Black [LM – FX M (B)]

SHOTEN LM – FX M helicoid

The extension amount of the helicoid part is 6 mm

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$10 L Bracket for Fujifilm GFX :: New Firmware v.2.3 for Fringer C645-GFX Smart Adapter :: Techart EF to GFX Smart Adapter Shipping (GFX Zone)

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Fringer Firmware Update

FRINGER Press Release: “V2.3 firmware is avaliable now. It disables in-camera lens correction which let to severe distortion when connecting Contax 645 lenses to GFX50s using Fringer smart adapter. Please download the firmware v2.3 and upgrade your adapter according to the steps in user manual (section 6). […] 

As you know, Fujifilm lenses largely depend on software corrections. Whatever the file format you use, i.e. JPG or RAW, you cannot switch it off. Even in the view finder you can only see the after-correction results. Since currently all the smart adapters in the market are impersonating a G mount lens, the in camera lens correction severely disturbed the adapted lenses’ output.

Now, we totally solved the problem and integrated the solution in the firmware ver2.3. After upgrading your adapter, the Fujifilm’s lens correction would be disabled in the view finder and the JPG or RAW files the camera produces.

Fujifilm GFX 50S Roundup

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Fujifilm X-E3 In Stock in USA, XF80mm Shipping November 30, GF 45mm Shipping November 16

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The Fujifilm X-E3 (all combos) is now in stock at BHphoto, AmazonUS (limited number) and FocusCamera. It’s still out of stock at Adorama.

AmazonUS says the GF45mm will ship November 16 and the XF80mm on November 30. The Dutch store calumetphoto expects to ship the 80mm on November 9. But I hear November 30 should be correct.

Fujifilm X-E3: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS, FocusCamera
Fujinon XF 80mmF2.8 Macro: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS, FocusCamera
Fujinon GF 45mmF2.8: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS

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Fujifilm GFX Vs. Sony A7RIII Dyanmic Range (Preliminary Comparison) + Sony A7rIII Really Sharper Than Fujifilm GFX 50S?

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Dynamic Range

Photons to Photos has just shared their “preliminary” Sony A7RIII chart. “Preliminary” means that these are actual measurements from RAW files but not those taken under the usual controlled conditions. Historically preliminary data has been quite accurate at Photons to Photos.

So what does the chart tell us? It shows that the Fujifilm GFX 50S has a better dyamanic range.

More surprisingly, though, it seems that the brand new Sony A7rIII does not perform better than the Sony A7rII… and maybe even a little bit worst.

Preliminary tests might be relatively accurate, but before making any conclusions, we have to wait the final results.

Sharpness

Here on FujiRumors we were the first to report about the imaging-resource comparison between the Sony A7RIII and the Fujifilm GFX 50S.

We gave it a detailed look, digged deep into the camera settings, and reported comprehensively about it. Seems like I did an accurate job, since the entire article then was copied & pasted elsewhere, just as every article I write actually… which I take as the highest form of flattery ;)

But as much as I digged into the settings, thanks to our huge community and the lively comments, there is always something new to discover. And by analizing the images with the FujiRumors community, some highlighted that the Fujifilm GFX might be misfocused (as I already guessed in the original article).

Hera are again the original images and settings

  • Fujifilm GFX 50S: 1/20th, F5, ISO250, SOOC Jpeg – see here
  • Sony A7RIII: 1/40th, F5, ISO250, SOOC Jpeg – see here

Now, it’s your turn to pixel peep, and you are free to judge if the Fujifilm GFX has the focus really on the eye or on the temple. And keep in mind that, at f/5, the Fujifilm GFX will give you shallower DOF than the Sony A7rIII.

Also, the GFX was shot at 1/20, and the Sony at 1/40. And looking at the earrings it’s clear to see how the Fujifilm GFX captures more motion due to the slower shutter speed.

Any yet, it’s worth to highlight that the eye AF on the Sony seems to work really great :)

Sony A7rIII: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS, FocusCamera
Fujifilm GFX 50S: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS

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