LOL: Fujifilm Already Sells Fujifilm X-H2… Fixing Bugs with New Cameras Instead of Firmware Updates Like Sony? ;)

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As basically every new camera when it hits the market, also the Fujifilm X-H1 has some bugs.

Usually Fujifilm fixes these via firmware updates, which costs Fujifilm money to develop.

So it seems they are now going a smarter way, the Sony solution, and they simply kick out a successor immediatly, that fixes those bugs. :)

Obviously this is just a typo spotted by photographyblog. But since we are here already, let us know what you would like to see in a Fujifilm X-H2.

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Fringer Smart Adapter Pro: Sigma 150-600 on Fujifilm X-T2 PDAF Autofocus Video Demo (Firmware 1.40)

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Back in late January, Fringer released the Canon EF to Fujifilm X smart adapter, which sold out within a few hours. They now expect new stock in late March / beginning of April.

But you can pre-order it at fringeradapter now, and the next batch will be delivere on a first comes first basis.

In the meantime, Fringer keeps up demonstrating the capabilities of its adapter.

This time we see how fast the autofocus is with the Sigma 150-600 on the Fujifilm X-T2. Looks really good with the new Firmware 1.40 :)

You can see the video at fringer’s youtube.

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Kai Reviews Fujifilm X-H1: “In Stills, Focus Sticks on Subject Like Glue, Quite Phenomenal”

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Kai’s Fujifilm X-H1 Review

Kai reviewed the Fujifilm X-H1. Here are some of his findings:

  • Fujifilm lied about IBIS wasn’t compatible with X mount ;)
  • always loves the Fujifilm colors
  • amazing shutter, super silent
  • better weather sealed than X-T2
  • X-H1 feels right in the hands, even with grip
  • a proper Pro camera
  • he loves the top Ink-screen
  • AF and eye/face AF is pretty good in video
  • video footage seriously good, solid amount of dynamic range
  • in low contrast and low light he experienced situations where video focus was really bad
  • focus sticks on your subject like glue in stills mode, quite a phenomenal camera
  • no zebra and not so responsive touch screen
  • tough choice between X-H1 and A7III

Check out the full video at Kai W youtube

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New Sainsonic Zonlai 22mm F1.8 for Fujifilm X Mount Available for just $159

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Sainsonic Zonlai 22mm F1.8

Sainsonic just released their super-affordable Zonlai 22mm F1.8 lens for Fujifilm X Mount.

  • Zonlai 22mm F1.8 for APS-C Mirrorless Camera
  • Focal Length: 22mm
  • Aperture: F1.8~F16, 10-Blade Aperture, Click-step Aperture Ring
  • Filter Diameter: 46mm
  • Minimum Object Distance: 0.15m
  • Focus Mode: Manual
  • Lens Structure: 7 Groups 8 Elements
  • Weight: 224g/7.92oz
  • Size: 45*55mm
  • Compatibility: Sony-E, Fuji-X, M4/3, EOS-M

Full product descriptions and sample images at AmazonUS.

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Sainsonic Kamlan 50mm f/1.1

I remind you that Sainsonic also offers Kamlan 50mm f/1.1 for Fujifilm X Mount. You can find it at AmazonUS and [shoplink 69192 ebay]your eBay[/shoplink]

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Fujinon XF200mm F2 OIS WR Will Be “White/Light Gray” for Better Image Quality

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Fujinon XF200mmF2 OIS WR

I know, every mock-up Fujifilm has officially shown so far at various photography fairs shows a nice black Fujinon XF200mm F2 OIS WR.

However, I hear from a long time trusted source, that the final color won’t be black as Fujifilm showed us so far, but white.

Well, not really 100% white. It seems to be more a “white to light gray” color.

The reason for the bright color is the same why Canon’s long glass is white. Canon explains here:

Lenses contain glass elements. These expand with heat. This is not usually a problem with compact lenses − the amount of expansion is small. But large lenses contain large elements and here expansion can bring a lens close to the limits of its design tolerances. A white surface reflects sunlight, helping to keep the lens cooler.”

So if you go to photography fair and see a black XF200mmF2 OIS WR displayed there again, then now you know it’s fake news ;) .

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