Fujifilm X-T5 Climbs the Ranking at Mapcamera

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Mapcamera released the official sales date for the month of January.

In the last ranking of December, shortly after Fujifilm accepted orders for X-T5 again in Japan, the X-T5 jumped into the 6th position. Now it has made a further jump into position Nr.4

  1. Sony α7C II
  2. Nikon Z8
  3. Canon EOS R6 Mark II
  4. Fujifilm X-T5
  5. Sony A9III
  6. Nikon ZF
  7. OM-1
  8. Leica M11-P
  9. Leica Q3
  10. DJI Osmo 3

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Fujifilm X100VI: The True Question is… Get it in Black or Silver? VOTE NOW

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Let’s be honest for a moment.

The true questions about the Fujifilm X100VI are not if it will have IBIS or not (which we answered), which sensor it will use (which we answered), which lens it will use (which we answered), how big it will be (which we answered), if it will have the new Reala Ace film simulation (which we answered) and not even how much it will cost (which we answered).

That’s all just distraction from the one and only true question that obsesses us these days: Fujifilm X100VI, should I get it in black or in silver?

So I thought a nice survey could help us to clear up our mind regarding this essential question.

My preference? Well, I have a theory.

I believe that Fujifilm rangefinder cameras with OVF (X-Pro and X100 line) look better in silver, whereas rangefinder cameras without OVF (X-E line) look better in all black.

I don’t know why that is, but that’s how I see it.

So, in case of the Fujifilm X100VI, I personally would go for the silver version. But honestly I’d be very happy also with the black one. I guess any version is fine that one can find in store… important is to just find it somewhere in stock :D.

But let me know what you’d take.

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Get a $20 Amazon Credit when you Back Up your Photos with Amazon Photos

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Amazon has launched a deal, where eligible Amazon Prime customers who backup a photo for the first time to the Amazon Photos app are eligible for a $20 promotional credit off their first eligible order of $40 or more on Amazon.com.

Amazon Photos is included with Amazon Prime. But if you have never used it, then maybe this could be a good moment to do so.

  • Offer only applies to eligible Amazon Prime customers who upload at least one photo through the Amazon Photos app for the first time.
  • Offer expires at 11:59 p.m. (PT) February 29, 2024

You can read the full terms and conditions at the dedicated Amazon page here.

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