The Fuji Guys run over the new features introduced with the latest X-Pro3, X100V and X-T30 firmware udpates.
For the full details of all the firmware and the download links, check out this article.
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The new firmware for Fujifilm X100V, X-Pro3 and X-T30 cameras has been released, as well as for XC16.50mmII.
The Sony a7 III and Fujifilm X-T4 are both amazing cameras. DPReviewTV compares image quality, autofocus. lens selection and more to try to determinate which one is right for you.
Here is a summary:
Fujifilm Camera Remote 4.7.0 update has been released.
You can download the iOS version at the AppStore. The Android version should be available soon at the Google Play Store here.
Using this App is the most frustrating part of my Fujifilm experience.
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The Fujinon XF50mm f/1.0 is a curious lens for two reasons:
FIRST: It was announced back in September 2020, and until today, it is still very hard to find in stock in USA. Sure, the pre-orders exceeded “by far” Fujifilm’s expectations, said Fujifilm itself. And also here on FujiRumors it was the by very far best selling Fujinon XF lens of 2020, beaten in terms of lens sales only by one very affordable third party option, as you can read here.
The strange thing here is that the Fujinon XF50mmF1.0 is widely available in EU. You can find it in stock for example at AmazonDE, CalumetDE, WexUK, ParkcamerasUK, AmazonUK and more stores. No Idea why there is this discrepancy.
SECOND: The Fujinon XF50mmF1.0 was declared the worst lens of 2020 by DPRTV here due to the lens being soft and showing too much chromatic aberration. But it became clear that opinions would diverge quite a bit. Christoper Forst called it easily the sharpest lens he has ever tested at f/1.0 here, Cameralabs said it has tremendous details from center to corner here, and ephotozine concluded in their technical analysis that the chromatic aberration control is impressive and called this lens “magical” here.
Now, looking at the first and rather enthusiastic customer reviews at AmazonUS here and BHphoto here, we can say there is probably not much wrong with this lens.
That’s the curious case of the XF50mmF1.0: the most loved worst lens ever that is finally easy to get all over the world… unless you live in USA.
