Until August 12 you save 125 Dollar/Euro on the entire Topaz image collection. And this is a new surprising addition: If you get the software you will also be able to download the BETA version of the upcoming new app named “Photo AI”.
Photo AI will be officially released in September.
When I first shared the rumor about the Fujifilm X-H2 and Fujifilm X-T5 having a new lower base ISO, I said that this was one of my hopes for the future of the X series, as this could potentially mean better ISO performance.
Some people immediately called me out on that saying that ISO means nothing and it’s all just random numbers (which it is not, it’s just that there are different standards). Others said that what really matters is the FWC per unit area and not the ISO number.
And since things started to get really nerdy and complicated, a trusted source dropped me an email and came to my help.
The source told me that Fujifilm will actually promote the Fujifilm X-H2 as having “improved low/high ISO“.
The fact that Fujifilm will launch the Fujifilm X-H2 by saying it has “improved low/high ISO” pretty much ends all our talks. Unless Fujifilm’s marketing division has decided to lie to us (or unless our trusted source is wrong, which it is not), the new lower base ISO will also lead to overall better ISO performance.
So, thanks to our source, that’s my final word on this ISO debate.
Now all we can do is to wait for the day the Fujifilm X-H2 will be announced and see samples and comparisons, so we can see with our own eyes what “improved low/high ISO” means.
And keep in mind: according to our information, the Fujifilm X-T5 will share the same sensor of the Fujifilm X-H2. So whatever the X-H2 IQ and AF performance will be, it will apply also to the Fujifilm X-T5 (whenever that one will come).
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DRPeview has added the Fujifilm X-H2S to their lab test comparison tool. Their findings:
You can read it all and play around with their comparison tool here.
It is with great joy that I report to you that after only 19 months of waiting, the Fujinon XF27mm f/2.8 R WR is marked as in stock at BHphoto. It’s still out of stock at all the other stores we link down below.
You can grab your copy at BHphoto here.
The new 27mm enjoyed high demand and I remember that the very same day the lockdown ended and I could leave my little 1 thousands soul village, I jumped into my car and drove to the a local store to buy the last sample they had left.
It lives its life glued on my Fujifilm X-E3 and serves me very well to document my family life.
The aperture ring just made it the perfect lens for smaller X series camera bodies.
New York City is about to become the center of the Fujifilm world soon.
But I’ve noticed some misunderstandings. So let me clarify.
In the past, Fujifilm called their product launch events “Fujikina” (with reference to the former largest photography fair Photokina). But after Photokina was axed, Fujifilm changed the name for the launch events to “Fujifilm X Summit“.
But suddenly, Fujikina is back. In fact, there will be one on September 10 in New York. So some people thought that this will be the day when Fujifilm will announce new gear.
However, that won’t be the case. The latest and greatest Fujifilm gear will be announced during the X summit on September 8, which will also take place in New York.
Here are the events:
So, the hottest day will be September 8 at 2PM New York time. The X summit will take place online, new products will be announced, and of course we will stream it live here on FujiRumors.
Then, on September 10, there will the Fujikina, with workshops, photowalks, stage talks and more. We reported about it here with links where you can register for free.
But guys, you don’t have to wait for September 8 or September 10 to have fun, as lots and lots of rumors will drop well before those dates ;)
Nice and original rumors of course ;).
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