New Firmware Updates for Fujinon XF 70-300mmF4-5.6 (Improved AF Tracking) and Fujifilm GFX100S
Fujifilm has released firmware updates for Fujinon XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR and the Fujifilm GFX100S.
All details and download links down below.
Fujifilm has released firmware updates for Fujinon XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR and the Fujifilm GFX100S.
All details and download links down below.
On the Chinese Weibo (linked below), the patent for a third unregistered Fujifilm camera has surfaced, the FF240001.
So we are now at a total of three registered cameras that have yet to be released.
From here all possible speculations start and you can read them down below.
How do I know these are just made up speculations and not rumors?
Well, because there are so many errors I will have to correct ;). In short here are the “rumors”.
But hey, it’s online. Let’s have fun even if it’s just made up stuff :).
We recently told you that the Fujifilm GFX100S II will come in the first months 2024.
So the question now is: what could be the differences or similarities between the Fujifilm GFX100S II and the Fujifilm GFX100 II?
To be clear: these are just speculations, not rumors.
I think the list above makes a whole lot of sense. But now it gets tougher and the question are:
And last but not least (and maybe most importantly):
These are just some of my personal non-rumor based speculations and questions. Feel free to add yours in the comments below.
As usual, all the answers will follow on FujiRumors.com.
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Fujifilm is on fire. They are preparing lots of good stuff for launch in 2024.
This means that, thanks to our awesome sources, it’s high-rumor-season here on FujiRumors.
That’s why in November lots of rumors have been shared. And more will follow. So stay tuned on FujiRumors.
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Fujifilm has released new firmware updates for the following cameras:
It’s mainly about adding support for the new GF tilt shift lenses.
All the details and download links below.
Fujifilm USA manager Michael Bulbenko has shared a video called “Understanding Fujifilm GFX100II“.
Now, I will let you watch the video below, where he runs over the specs.
But there is one thing that Michael Bulbenko says that I’d like to hightlight because I haven’t seen it mentioned anywhere else:
That’s of course a welcome improvement if you shoot in autofocus continous.
More accuracy combined with higher frames per second (8fps on GFX100II vs 5fps on GFX100S) will lead to more keepers.
But I dare to say that, if you are like me and shoot with your GFX in single AF or max 3 fps, then the 21% improvement are welcome, but not crucial.
What’s more important , for my shooting style, is the new autofocus algorithm and how reliable it is in tracking eyes/faces/subjects before I even press the shutter button.
My X-T5 is a huge step forward in this regard compared to anything else I owned before in the X series.
If the GFX100II has the same “confidence”, then this would be a big deal for me.
Also curious: throughout the entire video Michael calls the GFX100II “the second” and not “two“.
And just today, Fujifilm USA released one of their fun product launch videos where they underline again that it’s “the second” and not “two”.
I guess the memo did not arrive to Fujifilm Japan, because during the Fujifilm X Summit, the Japanese managers kept calling it Fujifilm GFX100 “two” ;).
With that said, you can enjoy both videos down below.
Thanks to a new smart system that relies not only on the gyro sensor to stabilise the sensor, but also uses data from the image sensor itself to fine tune stabilisation (more about it in our X summit summary), the Fujifilm GFX100II is capable of achieving 8 stops IBIS.
But this peak 8 stops performance is achieved not with all lenses.
In the chart above shared by Ken L Photo (in text format below) you can see how many stops of IBIS you get on the GFX100II with each GF lens. Also, you get the IBIS performance comparison with the Fujifilm GFX100S.
Camerasize has added the Fujifilm GFX100 II to their database, which means you can now compare its size to plenty of other cameras available on the market.
Down below I will share screenshots of comparisons between the following cameras:
Down below you can see the screenshots of this particular comparison. But feel free to pick your own cameras and make your own comparisons at camerasize here.
BHphoto has now added all the technical data of the Fujifilm GFX100 II to their database.
This means you can now use the B&H comparison tool to make the comparison you desire. I’ve done the following ones for you:
If you haven’t already check out our full Fujifilm X Summit coverage and GFX100II live blog. Also a new G mount roadmap has been released.
Trust me.
The Fujifilm GFX100 II will blow your mind.
We have shown how it destroyed the Hasselblad X2D by the specs and it will be the biggest temptation ever launched for Full Frame users to ditch their smaller sensor and step up to something about 70% larger and fuller than full frame.
And today Fujifilm gives us a first glimpse into the Fujifilm GFX100 II with the video you can see above (screenshots below). We notice:
NOTE: I hear some claim this camera is called Fujifilm GFX100SII. But that’s FAKE. This is not the Fujifilm GFX100S II, but the Fujifilm GFX100II.
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