Fujifilm published the results for their fiscal year 2018 (ended March 31, 2019).
Down below I have filtered out for you what they say about the X series… and we ignore that the best seller was the Taylor Swift Instax Camera.
DPReview published their Fujifilm X-T30 Review a few weeks ago and gives it a nice gold award (84% overall score).
They say it’s hard to go wrong with the Fujifilm X-T30. They also try to answer the question which is best for you, the Fujifilm X-T30 or the Sony a6400.
From their conclusions:
Looking at the Fujifilm X series camera release timeline we shared last year, and comparing it with the current rumors, we can say that it turns out to be pretty accurate… except for one camera: the Fujifilm X100F successor (may it be called X100V or X200 or whatever)
The X100 line had a refresh cycle of about 2 years, and given that the X100F was launched in January 2017, everybody speculates it will come very soon, at least within 2019.
But trusted sources now informed us, that the Fujifilm X100V (or X200) will be launched in 2020 only!
This time Fujifilm decided to wait longer than ever to give us a successor.
And by the way, if you want to know which is the Fujifilm facebook group with less gear talk, less gear shots, less gear discussions and mostly focussed on the art of photography and images, than this is definitely our Fujifilm X100 facebook group.
I think this is representative for the people, who buy this camera: never think about gear again. Get the camera, one lens only, and go out and shoot. It’s all about being focused on taking pictures.
The liberation of limitation!
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Nissin launched the Nissin MG80 Pro, an advanced flash with 60GN(83w/s), built-in Air10s commander and master slave features.
Special features
The Nissin MG80 Pro is equipped with a patented “Wide Variety Battery System” design to overcome the battery replacement challenge, which not only supports NiMH battery but also Li-ion (14500). Also, it is an advanced NAS 2.4GHz*1 Wireless built-in commander strobe for both on-camera and studio shooting.
Product Page – Compatibility Chart
via nissin facebook – via fotomagazine
Yes, I am a Fuji fanboy, otherwise I would not have opened FujiRumors in times, where many of you probably didn’t even knew that Fujifilm makes digital mirrorless cameras.
But this does not stop me from sharing everything, the good and the bad, that people say about Fujifilm.
In today’s roundup, 100% focused on the Fujifilm GFX 50R (which now costs $3,999 only!), I will share a huge amount of Fuji GFX50R reviews.
On the positive side, we notice the ePhotozine review, which highly recommends the Fujifilm GFX 50R and says:
“Delivering medium format image quality, the camera is a step up in performance compared to a full-frame DSLR or mirrorless camera, with excellent noise control, and exceptional levels of detail possible. […] the next step up in image quality […] Highly Recommended“
Also lensrentals is happy and says:
“Incredible price point for camera and exceptional image quality“
On the negative side, we can find Matt Granger’s review, who says it has the “worst ergonomics on any camera he ever used” and he is disappointed with its focus tracking capabilities. He does not recommend to buy this camera.
Matt has spoken very good about Fujifilm many times in the past, so do not start attacking him about being a Nikon/Sony fanboy or biased in any way. It’s just his opinion after having used the camera.
Want to see and read it all? Then check out the (massive) Fuji GFX50R roundup below.
