Popular YouTuber Michael The Maven has just launched the new MAVEN Filters – WAVE 3 on Kickstarter (click here). In this 24-minute video, Michael gives a full rundown of all the new filters.
NOTE: These are the last few days in which you can back the new Peak Design Tripods with a Kickstarter discount. So far the campaign raised about 4 million dollar.
Yes, also the Fujifilm X-T50 is a “new line”, because as we told you in this rumor, it does not belong to the X-T10, X-T20, X-T30 line since Fujifilm will launch a dedicated successor for that line (X-T40/X-T30III) in 2025.
In short: Fujifilm has axed more lines than it has created new ones.
With all that said, I think launching the Fujifilm X-T40/X-T30III makes totally sense.
Why?
Well, because Fujifilm’s entry level line has basically been axed (except X-M line) and their other lower-end to mid-range models got an overall specs upgrade with a consequantial significant price increase (X-E5 and X-T50).
At this point in time, Fujifilm has no true entry level camera with viewfinder and that’s a problem if you ask me.
But how could a Fujifilm X-T30III/X-T40 look like?
Speculations (NOT RUMOR)
my realistic scenario: X-T30 II body with 5th generation processor and latest firmware
my hope scenario: X-T30 II body but with X-T100 alike unique screen mechanism – we reported here
my dream scenario: X-T50 body with 4th generation 26MP sensor
Since I think that price matters when it comes to the Fujifilm X-T40 or X-T30 III, I believe they’ll go for the first scenario I mentioned above.
But feel free to let us know in the comments what you think about all of this.
The Fuji Guys have just published a comprehensive Fujifilm X-E5 how-to guide on YouTube.
As a future X-E5 owner myself (hopefully not a too distant future, given its reported high pre-orders), I diligently looked at the entire video to get to know my future camera.
There are many features I am looking forward on my X-E5, from the film simulation dial to the super-customizable front lever, IBIS and more.
And one feature I am particularly intrigued about is the new, neat and cleanclassic display mode, which I believe will be my go-to setting in future.
Well, it comes surprising to me that the new classic display mode will be available only in the EVF and not on the LCD.
I don’t know if nobody has ever mentioned that until now, or if I somehow just missed this tidbit so far.
But if you were unaware of it (like me) consider this your friendly heads-up before you start wondering why the LCD won’t show it. ;)