Adorama has the long expected and first weather resistant Fujinon lens in stock here.
A limited number (4) of XF 18-135 WR lenses 5 is now available also at top rated ebay store kenmorecamera here (99,9% positive feedback) and bergerbroscamera here (99,6% postive feedback).
The 6th edition of the Fujifilm Magazine is out here. This time it includes an interview with Mehrdad (qimago.de), some tips to for your X-series camera, the chance to win an [shoplink 17996]XQ1[/shoplink] (currently in offer) with underwater housing and more.
Zack Arias posted a video on youtube here (Crop Sensors vs Full Frame), where he talks about the different sensor sizes. His full article is up at dedpxl here.
“Look. Some of the trolls out there are going to think this is a Fuji sponsored message. It isn’t. While Fuji is a client of mine and I have done work for them they sure as hell don’t keep food on my table or a roof over my head on any sort of regular basis. I don’t get shit for saying this stuff or making blog posts like this. I’m simply relaying my experiences working with all sorts of cameras in all sorts of situations. And in preparation for making this blog post I have done a lot of pixel peeping at newer APS cameras from Nikon, Canon, Sony, and the rest and I feel confident saying… APS sensors kick ass these days. Across the board. Whatever you are shooting..”
And in case you missed it, he also posted his X-T1 review at dedpxl:
“I have zero regrets about selling all of my Canon gear and going Fuji. Zero regrets. I do miss the longer telephoto but, lo and behold, what just got announced for the lens lineup? A 90mm f2. I wonder who could have requested that over and over and over again? This camera can hold its own for just about anything but professional sports photography. It’s a fantastic travel camera. It would be great for events and weddings. It is lovely for portraits. Wouldn’t mind a faster sync speed than the 180th that it has but I jump to the x100s or the Phase when I need that fast sync. […] PS – Dear Fuji. I’m still wanting an X-Pro2. Don’t forget about that. I would, however, trade the X-Pro2 for an X medium format. Just sayin’.”
Top rated Plus ebayUS seller (99,9% positive feedback) has again some XF 18-135 in stock at ebayUS here. Samys has 2 in stock here.
There are some in stock also at Pictureline here.
According to mirrorlessrumors, Samyang will launch a 50mm f/1.5 lens for “some” mirrorless cameras, including an X-mount version. They also say:
“I have been told the lens has a high optical quality but still the famous Samyang low pricing :)”
Here is the Samyang X-mount offering until now:
– 8mm f/2.8 UMC Fish-Eye II lens in Fujifilm X mount (Click here).
– 10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens in Fujifilm X mount (Click here).
– 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS lens in Fujifilm X mount (Click here).
– 8mm T3.1 Cine UMC Fish-Eye II lens in Fujfilm X mount (Click here).
– Samyang 8mm (ver.1): [shopcountry 12946]
– Samyang 300mm mirror lens: [shopcountry 14844]
– Samyang 16mm f/2.0: [shopcountry 15934]
– Samyang 85mm f/1.4: [shopcountry 21522]
– Samyang 14mm f/2.8: [shopcountry 21527]
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