New Firmware Updates for Fujifilm X-T5, X-H2, X-H2S, X-E4 and X-S10

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New Firmware Updates

Fujifilm has released new firmware updates for the Fujifilm X-T5, X-H2, X-H2S, X-E4 and X-S10.

You can find all details and download links down below.

Firmware Details & Download Links

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Fujifilm X-H2 Teardown and Disassembly (for IR conversion): Solid, Uncompromising Construction optimized for Heat Dissipation

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Fellow FR-reader Sven is specialized in IR and Astro conversions, and he recently did a fullspectrum conversion on his Fujifilm X-H2.

Here some excerpts regarding the teardown:

  • After a deep look under the hood, the design of this camera can be summarized as follows: Heat Management and Dissipation.
  • mainboard of the X-H2 reveals countless SMD components. With the amount of features packed into such a small camera, this is hardly surprising
  • the processor is covered with a heat conduction pad
  • The entire shutter mechanism is supported by small springs all around and has no direct contact with the body
  • this also explains why the camera’s shutter is relatively quiet and has this very special muted sound
  • The heat of the X-Trans V sensor is tapped directly on the back of the sensor via a delicate heat sink and conducted to a copper plate on the stainless steel chassis

As for the IR performance, they write:

  • Some modern sensors can show fine, mostly horizontal lines in the images. This is probably caused by PDAF pixels (“AF pixels”) on the sensor. These occur more often with strong IR filters and with very high-contrast processing. How does the X-H2 perform with an 830 nm infrared filter? With overly high-contrast processing, no lines or other artifacts are visible at 100% view (aside from noise, of course, induced by the high-contrast processing). The new sensor is a clear recommendation and can be used without restrictions.

As well as a firmware request:

  • Unfortunately, the X-H2 shares the same handicap as all X-Trans cameras. The manual white balance is always set without any problems, but the available range is not quite sufficient. […] Unfortunately, a warm magenta color cast remains in the camera and has to be corrected on the PC.
  • Fujifilm can actually do that, with their Bayer sensor cameras (X-A series and X-Txxx) it works without any problems
  • The X-H2 seems to work a bit better than the X-T3, but you can’t get rid of the color cast completely
  • In the unlikely event that a Fujifilm firmware designer reads this: Please expand the limits in both color axes in which manual white balance can be set. A little bit wider and the cameras internal white balance will work for infrared as well. Such a change can be distributed in a future firmware update in my eyes and should neither harm anyone nor cause too much work in programming.

Read the full article and see all the images at irrecams here.

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Fujifilm Instax Mini EVO Brown and Instax Square SQ40 Officially Announced – First Look and Pre-orders

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Fujifilm has officially announced the Instax Mini EVO brown and the Instax Square SQ40.

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Fujifilm Instax Mini EVO Brown Pre-Orders at Amazon

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Instax Mini EVO

You can now pre-order the new Fujifilm Instax Mini EVO brown at Amazon here.

The official announcement for the Instax Mini EVO brown will happen soon.

More Instax Gear Coming Today

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LEAKED: Fujifilm Instax Square SQ40 Press Release and Image

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The official announcement will take place soon, but now the press release and images of the already rumored Fujifilm Instax Square SQ40 (and a quick mention to the Instax Mini EVO Brown) have been shared online.

Also a new Instax Square Sunset Film will be launched later today, too.

The Instax Square SQ40 is a retro-looking camera inspired by the Instax Mini 40, just with a larger film format.

The new ‘Sunset’ film is inspired by the gentle gradation of the colors in the sky during sunset.

Press Release

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