The Fujinon XF33mmF1.4 R LM WR is the top pre-ordered gear by the FujiRumors community after the latest Fujifilm announcement wave.
So I was already worried we would get a delivery delay notice, which happened today.
So, we had a few days to process all the information, to think about it, and so the time has come to ask you: what was the most exciting announcement at the Fujifilm X Summit according to you?
If you want to give it a look again, then you can check out the following coverage:
Down below you can find the survey.
Loading ...Chris and Jordan from DRPreviewTV share their reactions to Fujifilm’s ‘X Summit 2021’ announcements: a new GFX 50S II medium format camera, new X-T30 II, new X-mount and GF-mount lenses, and a teaser for a new stacked APS-C sensor!
Here is a summary:
Camerasize has added the brand new Fujionn XF33mmF1.4 R LM WR and XF23mmF1.4 R LM WR. Hence you can now compare it to the other lenses in that focal range, the legendary Fujinon XF35mmF1.4 R and the much loved XF35mmF2 R WR as well as the original XF23mmF1.4 R (which was my trusty workhorse at the wedding I shot) and the XF23mmF2 R WR.
And just FYI, in case you wonder how accurate my leaked size comparison was, check out our article here. I’d say spot on!
In any case, lots of choices for Fujifilm X shooters in this range now. And that’s always a good thing.
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What a launch that was.
And just like after every launch, there are answers, questions, confusions, hopes, dreams and more.
I will deliberately skip all the stuff you certainly know about. The firmware update announcements for GFX100/S, the specs of the new gear and more. I prefer to clarify, elaborate and add some details coming our from yesterday’s event and that either passed unnoticed or created potential confusion.
At the end, my short take on the event.
You have no idea how many emails I am getting with this question today :).
Don’t worry guys. The Fujinon XF56mmF1.2 II will come in 2022. Fujifilm does not insert all lenses in the roadmap. The latest example was the XF27mmF2.8 R WR, which just hit the market without ever being on any roadmap.
Trust me, in 2022 the MKII is coming.
Yes, and no.
First of all keep in mind that Fujifilm never mentioned the Fujifilm X-H2. It’s only thanks to FujiRumors that we know that the next X series camera to introduce a new sensor and processor will be the Fujifilm X-H2. A rumor recap below.
So technically we know only that a new sensor is coming. And we also don’t know the time frame for that.
But yes, it will be the X-H2.
However, you guys also know that there will be two Fujifilm X-H2 cameras. Will both feature an X-Trans BSI stacked sensor? And if so, what will be the other differences?
So there is still some confusion here… confusion that FujiRumors is going to dissipate soon enough ;).
Let’s move on.
Oh my gosh, I had a good laugh when I read that fake rumor on the web. Of course it is not. And finally also Jonas Rask, Fuji Guy Billy and many others repeated in their first looks that the XF35mmF1.4 is here to stay.
You might remember how back in 2017 I have shared an internal Fujifilm G mount roadmap.
Everything in that roadmap came to light, everything but the GF20-36mm.
Well, it was a long wait, but now we have it. With a slight difference, it will be Fujinon GF20-35mm instead of GF20-36.
But what aperture will it have?
Well, according to our leaked roadmap, the original plan was a f3.5-4.5 lens, so it could well be a Fujinon GF20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 at the end.
But keep in mind that during the presentation Fujifilm remarked several times that they want to keep this lens compact and portable, and first mockups you can see in our X summit coverage definitely show a lovely sized lens. I don’t know if for the sake of size Fujifilm will make it a bit slower. However, their target is definitely an f/3.5-4.5 lens.
Not many.
But we did share images of mockups here.
What we can see is that similar to the GF80mmF1.7, the GF55mmF1.7 will not have a linear motor (saves size) and a filter size of 77.
The tilt shift lens is currently planed as Fujinon GF30mm F4 R TS with a 105 filter size.
I think it was a great event, that gave us good hints on which direction Fujifilm is taking. And most importantly, it shows that Fujifilm is extremely committed to both the X and GFX series, which got basically the same coverage during the event (5 minutes more for the GFX system in a one hour video).
And by ending their X summit with sensor hints for the next APS-C sensor generation, they wanted to set a clear signal that even though 2021 was more of a GFX year in terms of released gear, 2022 will see the X series come back in full power and glory.
And trust me, I know what I talk about… and if I was you, I’d always keep an eye on FujiRumors, as you might learn some very interesting stuff ;).
