But besides that, there are also rumors about the Fujinon X-T30III coming 2025, so while we don’t know yet if that will come in September too, I’d not be surprised if we would get also the true X-T30 II successor in September (not rumor, just speculation).
The video above demonstrates an often overlooked Fujifilm feature (Sony for example does not have it) that helps reducing editing time on the computer
Good By Editing (Almost)
One thing I appreciate of Fujifilm cameras, is that they offer a series of features that allow me to significantly reduce my editing time.
That’s a big deal for me. When I go on holiday with my family, I love the lightness of just shooting freely—taking tons of pictures without the burden of knowing I’ll have to spend hours editing once I’m back home. That peace of mind makes photography more enjoyable, because every click feels like a memory captured, not another task waiting for me on the computer.
And Fujifilm cameras have three features I find especially useful for the purpose of reducing editing on the computer—some well-known, others surprisingly overlooked and that Sony for example does not offer on their cameras.
So let’s start with the most “famous” one, even though the other two are no less important.
These are the last hours before the second Fujifilm price increase.
Fujifilm has officially declared to various news outlets that on August 30 there will be further price increases. According to information we have gathered, the list of price increases should be the one you can see below.
Interestingly, some Fujifilm X and GFX gear on Amazon is still listed at the pre–August 1 pricing. While certain items have already sold out, a few are still available at the original lower price—at least for now.