Loawa 17mm f/4 Zero-D for Fujifilm GFX Sample Images (Price $1,249)

Share

Laowa 17mm f/4 Zero-D

FujiRumors already shared the leaked Laowa 17mm f/4 Zero-D specs and price back in May here.

Today’s leak from China does not add anything new to the known specs, confirms the already leaked price of $1,249, but I share it because it adds a few sample images.

Hence, for the technical data, MTF charts and lens design, check out this article of May. For the sample images, just go to the bottom of this article.

Follow FujiRumors: Facebook, RSS-feed, Instagram, Youtube and Twitter

Lens Specs and Samples

Share
** CLICK HERE to Read the Rest of the Article **

DPReviewTV Travel Tripod Comparison: Peak Design, Sirui, Manfrotto and Gitzo – Which One is Your Favorite? (POLL)

Share

DPReview TV has published their travel tripod shootout.

They selected carbon fiber tripods that can bring the camera up to eye level (no table tripods, etc.). The comparison is between:

Down below you can vote also your favorite amongst these tripods.

The Comparison

Share
** CLICK HERE to Read the Rest of the Article **

Fujifilm APS-C Crop is Cr&p and These Images Prove Only Full Frame Delivers – #photosfujicanttake

Share
Tuscany: Look at that terrible Dynamic Range // Dolomites: what a pain those horrible colors // Woman + Kid: that 56/1.2 rendering just destroyed every portrait

Fuji Crop is Crap

How often have we heard influcencers says that Fujifilm is not a professional system, because it is not full frame.

How often have super talented photographers, who hide behind anonymous forum accounts with no portfolio, said that Fujifilm APS-C is not good enough to keep up with their immense talent and creativity.

How often have professional photo reviewers given scientific proof that Fujifilm APS-C can hardly beat an iPhone in terms of image quality.

How often have we heard about how impossible X-Trans files are to edit.

How often have we heard youtubers complaining about the slow manual controls on Fuji cameras, making it impossible to take pictures, because you have to spend half an hour turning dials before pressing the shutter.

And today I will prove, that they were all right!

In the spirit of one of my favorite Fuji blogs, photosfujiscanttake.com, I will list below a series of images, so horrible and painful to the eyes due to the limitations of the APS-C sensor, that you will immediately agree with forum experts, that APS-C is not for Pros.

If you are brave enough, check out the images below.

There is everything wrong, the colors, the dynamic range, the noise, the moments.

Thanks to all members of our gigantic Fujifilm X-T group for providing us these samples.

NOTE: is your sarcasm detector switched on? ;)

Follow FujiRumors: Facebook, Instagram, RSS-feed, Youtube, Flipboard and Twitter
Join our User Groups: Fujifilm X-T, GFX, X-H, X-Pro, X-E and X100 line
Dedicated Facebook Pages: Fujifilm X-T, Fujifilm X-H and Fujifilm GFX

SEE THE IMAGES AT YOUR OWN RISK BELOW

Share
** CLICK HERE to Read the Rest of the Article **

Godox V1 for Fujifilm Firmware 1.1 Released

Share

The Godox V1 firmware 1.1 has been released on July 23.

  1. To improve the heat protection system.
  2. To adjust the control methods of LED.
  3. To solve the problem that the FEC value will be double when the camera flash is attached on the camera

You can access the Godox firmware download page or directly download the .rar file here.

I remind you that the new Godox G3 firmware upgrade software is now available and is finally compatible with MAC.

GET THE NEWS FIRST on FujiRumors: Facebook, Flipboard, Instagram, RSS-feed, Youtube and Twitter

Share

LockPort XT3 HDMI Port Saver for Fujifilm X-T3

Share

The Fujifilm X-T3 is a very capable video camera, actually one of the best featured mirrorelss cameras for video currently on the market.

Now LockCircle released the LockPort XT3 HDMI is an HDMI port saver for the Fujifilm X-T3 camera system (there is one also for Fujifilm X-T2).

Follow FujiRumors on Facebook, Instagram, RSS-feed and Twitter

X-T3 Rumors, News and Community

Specifications

Share
** CLICK HERE to Read the Rest of the Article **