Aiarty Image Enhancer Updated: DNG/TIFF Export, AI Eraser & Color Restoration (Holiday Deal Ending)

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Aiarty Image Enhancer Updated: DNG/TIFF Export, AI Eraser & Color Restoration (Holiday Deal Ending)

Aiarty Image Enhancer just received a few practical updates. It now includes professional-grade TIFF/DNG export, improved color restoration, and a beta AI Eraser—all processed fully offline.

No cloud uploads, no subscriptions. Whether you’re cleaning up high-ISO noise, restoring older archives, or preparing images for large-format print, Aiarty Image Enhancer handles the processing locally while keeping textures and colors natural.

Update & Licensing (Deal Ends Jan 31)

Existing users get these updates for free. For those looking to add a powerful utility to their kit, the holiday promotion is active through January 31:

  • Lifetime License: $79 (49% off, one-time payment, includes all future updates)
  • Extra Discount: Use coupon code NYSPECIAL for $5 off
  • Check out the Holiday Offer here

Professional Perspective: Handling Large Files

Wildlife photographer Bill Maynard has been testing the software for noise reduction and deblurring.

“As a wildlife photographer, I rely on tools that enhance my images while staying true to the natural beauty of my subjects. Aiarty Image Enhancer excels in this regard.”

For large images, he recommends:

“Go to Settings → Aiarty Image Enhancer → Max Tile Size, and set it to Auto. This gives the best results for large images.”

See his test with Aiarty Image Enhancer >

What’s New in the Latest Version

  1. TIFF & DNG Export for Pro Workflows You can now export enhanced images as TIFF or DNG, preserving higher bit depth. This ensures a seamless handoff to Capture One or Lightroom for final grading. The update also includes explicit DPI options optimized for everything from web use to fine-art/large-format printing.
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Fujinon Full Frame 75mm F1.4 and 56mm F1.4 Patents Spotted

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AI Generated rendering based on technical sketches of the patents

A couple of new lens patents have now been spotted by the Japanese website asobinet.

  • 51mmF1.4
  • 54mmF1.4
  • 56mmF1.2
  • 74mmF1.4

Interestingly the lenses seem to be designed for Full Frame rather than APS-C or GFX.

It’s not the first time that a full frame lens patents surfaced. We already spotted the 40mmF2.

Patent Details

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TTArtisan AF 35mm F1.8 Ⅱ Orange-Pop Limited Edition Launched

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The TTArtisan AF 35mm F1.8 Ⅱ orange-pop limited edition can now be purchased at TTArtisan here.

It’s not the first time TTArtisan gives a fresh paint to one of its lenses.

We remember the TTArtisan 27mmF2.8 in “Polar White” as well as “Twilight Flame”

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Fujifilm to Unveil Untold Stories & The Future of Fujinon Lenses at “Focus On Glass” Event on March 5

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Fujifilm published their traditional New Year Greetings.

You find the full coverage here.

In that video, Fujifilm also announced a dedicated “Focus on Glass” online event, which they introduced by saying:

  • there are many stories that have still to be told within the products that have already been announced
  • there are 40 lenses for X mount now
  • and there are many untold stories
  • Fujifilm wants to create an opportunity to dive deep into the existing lens lineup
  • the event is called “Focus on Glass”. I will take place on March 5 at 1PM GMT
  • presenting philosophy of X mount lenses
  • presenting distinctive features of X mount lenses
  • Fujifilm’s product planing team will participate to share new lens ideas that they want to bring to life in future
  • while none of the ideas are currently under development, the talk will indicate what the future may hold for X mount lenses
  • Fujifilm is considering a webpage in which you can vote for your favorite lens idea
  • Fujifilm is eager to engage with its community and hear our feedback

And since we have an international audience here on FujiRumors, this is when the event will take place:

  • New York – March 5 at 8 AM
  • Berlin – March 5 at 2 PM
  • Tokyo – March 5 at 10 PM
  • Sydney – March 6 at 12 AM

Stay tuned on FujiRumors, where we will live stream the event… it looks like a very interesting event is coming our way ;).

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The Fujifilm X Summit Announcement Strategy – No New Products Until March?

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Fujifilm has just released its traditional New Year Greetings video.

And notably, there was no announcement of any upcoming X Summit.

So… does this mean we shouldn’t expect an X Summit anytime soon?

Not necessarily.

In the past, Fujifilm has sometimes used its New Year Greetings to announce future X Summits.
For example, in 2023, they revealed an X Summit scheduled for April 2023. As many of you will remember, that event was later canceled.

On the other hand, during the 2025 New Year Greetings, Fujifilm didn’t announce any X Summit at all. Then, on March 6, they suddenly announced an X Summit for March 20 — giving the community just two weeks’ notice.

And that’s probably the key point.

Announcing an X Summit months in advance, building expectations, and then canceling it is a disappointment for the entire community. It creates hype, anticipation — and then frustration.

So it wouldn’t be surprising if Fujifilm increasingly chooses a safer strategy:
announce X Summits only shortly before they actually happen.

Not always — but more often.

It reduces risk, avoids cancellations, and ensures that when an X Summit is announced, it’s almost guaranteed to happen.

In short: just because Fujifilm didn’t announce any X summit today, it does not mean we can’t get one still in the first quarter of 2026.

As we have seen here, Q1 is traditionally the hottest period for camera announcements.

Also, CP+ in Japan starts on February 26. So if Fujifilm is planning any product announcements for CP+, we should see an X Summit teaser by mid-February.

If we don’t, it likely means there won’t be any announcements tied to CP+.

That said, there’s also a recent precedent: last year Fujifilm skipped CP+ announcements entirely and instead unveiled the GFX100RF on March 20 — outside the CP+ noise cycle. Less buzz, less competition for attention, and more visibility and focus on the GFX100RF itself.

Sometimes, silence isn’t absence — it’s strategy.

Let’s hope Fujifilm will make Q1 super exciting also this time.

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