While we are waiting for Gariz to release their Fujifilm X-H1 half cases, I have found some others here at AmazonUS. These are the BoliUS leather half cases. You can check out more specs as well see more images here at AmazonUS.

• This camera is made by real top layer oil leather, the design is simple and vintage, use Metal sizing techniques make it very fit with the camera body.
• It has a special design for Fujifilm Fuji X-H1 Camera which makes it easy to turn over the Screen and it will totally not affect screen rotation.You don’t need to take off the half case when you connect data lines.
• Under base screw is made by copper and it can easy take off by coin. You don’t need to take off the half case when you use tripod.
• There is a opening on the bottom for battery, You don’t need to take off the half case when you change battery.
• Internal soft design gives you a soft and comfortable touch

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Here is a selection of the most discussed topics and most liked images at our fuji-x-forum. Enjoy :)

shared by quincy *UPDATED* – Complete Overview over the available and upcoming Fuji X-Mount lenses

shared by FX Admin Fuji X-H1 “ Your Opinion

shared by dickbarbour Am I the only one who likes the XC 16-50?

shared by andreariccieu Getting the Medium Format Look > Utopy on small sensors ?

shared by stevstoc latest firmware update for xc 50–230 lens

shared by Ziemek Zaworski XT2 bugs

shared by Stephen D Szilva 35 f2, 35 f1.4 or 60 f2.4 for portraiture/general

shared by sneike Back button focus doesn’t lock focus

shared by idbugs EF-X500 Remote Trigger

shared by Morgo ONA Prince Street

shared by Thubten Weather sealing necessity? xt2 vs xt20

shared by Jboyer75 Battery indicator inaccurate when using Booster Grip

shared by Kyle Bybee Large Prints

shared by Rod Replacement lens hoods?

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Venus Optics announced the development of these four new lenses:

Anhui China, Apr 20, 2018 – Venus Optics, the camera lenses manufacturer who had previously launched a number of unique Laowa camera lenses, is proud to announce 4 new and unique lenses.

– Laowa 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 FE Zoom
– Laowa 100mm f/2.8 2X Ultra Macro APO
– Laowa 17mm f/4 GFX Zero-D
– Laowa 4mm f/2.8 Fisheye MFT

Laowa 17mm f/4 GFX Zero-D
This is currently the widest available native lens option for Fujifilm G-mount cameras. The new Laowa 17mm f/4 GFX has a field of view equivalent to 13mm in 35mm format (113°). Featuring a close-to-zero distortion and 86mm filter thread, this lens is ideally suited for landscape, architecture & interior photography. The 21 elements in 14 groups design with 2pcs of aspherical & 3pcs of Extra-low dispersion elements successfully help to control the distortion & chromatic aberrations to the minimal.

Many Fujifilm X and GFX shooters earn their bread and butter with Fujifilm cameras, and many of those are also extremely successful in their specific genre.

For example, there are Fujifilm shooters, who won prestigeous awards, such as…

• some won the world wildlife photography award (story here)
• some made the cover of the TIME magazine (story here)
• some won the World Photography Arts&Culture Award 2015 (story here)
• some won the First Prize of the World Press Photo Category “Stories (stroy here)
• some made the front page of the Wall Street Journal (story here)
• Fuji X was good enough for God’s work (story here)
• some captured America’s most hated man (story here)
• some distracted a French presidential candidate during his interview (story here)
• and more…

You also probably know Kevin Mullins, one of the top wedding photographers globally speaking, who shoots exclusively with Fujifilm X series camera.

The list could go on and on (and I apologize for all those I didn’t mention here), but today it’s about Markus Klinko, a photographer, who saw his work displayed at Times Square in New York, who photographed top celebrities like Beyoncé (btw, Beyoncé shoots Fujifilm X100s, as you can see her here) and David Bowie.

Markus is also a good friend of FujiRumors, and he has also contributed with several articles on Fujirumors.com.

Today we have the pleasure to dedicate our “Behind the X gear” episode to our friend Markus Klinko. Enjoy :)

Meet Markus Klinko