We recently reported how BHphoto is listing already the TTartisan AF 35mm f/1.8 II on their website, even though the MKI version was announced just 1 year ago.
Well, a source (THANKS!!!!) has passed us the following information about it.
Coming Soon:
The Original Version:
We have a major third party lens roundup for you today. This time we do not concentrate only on autofocus lenses, but we will include also manual focus lenses.
What’s the best lens you can buy for $50? And what makes the lens cap of the ArtraLab 11mm f/1.8 so unique? (Spoiler: you can screw filters on the lens cap, you’ll see below)
You can also take a look at the silver TTAritsan AF 56mm f/1.8, get a bunch of reviews by Dustin Abbott about the Sirui Sniper series, enjoy Kevin Mullins’ Viltrox 75mmF1.2 review and more.
If that’s something that interests or even intrigues you, then feel free to check out the videos below.
ArtraLab has just launched two brand-new conversion lenses for the X100 series:
You can check them out at ArtraLab here.
We remind you Fujifilm offers its own conversion lenses:
Freewell Options:
Neewer Options:
The TTArtisan AF 35mm f/1.8 was announced just last year, but now it starts to be listed as discontinued (see BHphoto here).
A new version, the TTArtisan AF 35mm f/1.8 II is now available for pre-order at BHphoto.
Despite the very affordable price tag, I do not recommend to pre-order it before we can’t get any details about this new version.
The latest book of Rico Pfirstinger is now available as eBook: The Fujifilm X100VI:130 X-Pert Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Camera.
You can get it in Kindle at Amazon or in multiple formats directly at RockyNook.
The printed version will come in late January.
And you know what another best seller could be? A book called “The Fujifilm X100VI: Tips on How to Actually Find One in Stock“. :D
Also, RockyNook offers also the Fujifilm X100VI pocket guide.
