TTArtisan Teases Two AF Lenses for Fujifilm X Coming Soon
TTArtisan is teasing two more autofoucs lenses coming for Fujifilm X mount, as reported the Chinese Weibo account 独立摄影师联合会.
TTArtisan currently offers the following APS-C autofocus lenses:
Just launched: Up to 50% off on Lexar storage
Lexar launched new deals:
- Up to 50% off on Lexar storage at Amazon
- Up to 50% off on Lexar SD cards at Amazon
– Lexar 256GB Professional 1667 UHS-II for $49 – same card is sold for $79 at BHphoto - Up to 50% off on Lexar CF cards at Amazon
Note: the Lexar 256GB 1667 is among the officially recommended SD-Cards by Fujifilm.
Fujifilm Recommended SD-Cards for GFX100RF
*1 Model name could be different depending on the market.
*2 Where xxxx is “JNJIP/GHJIN” in Japan, “ANCIN” in the U.S.A., “CNCIN” in Canada, “ZN4IN” in China, and “GN4IN” for Global.
Fujifilm X-Half Coming with about 10mm lens and f/2.8 aperture
When we leaked the very first image of the Fujifilm X-Half, the resolution was quite low and some parts of it were hidden behind red markings.
For example, we could not read the focal length of the lens and only badly read its aperture.
But today I can be more specific.
The Fujifilm X-Half will come with an around 10mm lens and an f/2.8 aperture. That’s according to our trusted sources.
Considering it sports a 1″ sensor, this means it is a about 27mm FF equivalent lens.
Rumored Specs
- Half Frame camera
- Name: X-Half
- New “film roll mode”
- about 10mm lens and F2.8 aperture
- Announcement May 22 at 1 AM New York time
- Dimensions: 105.8mm x 64.3mm
as a reference, Fujifilm X-M5 is 111.9 x 66.6 - 1″ sensor
- Vertical LCD – see here
- the concept on how it will operate
- optical viewfinder
- exposure compensation dial
- made in China
Fujifilm X-Half Coming with New “Film Roll Mode” and This is How it Works
The Fujifilm X-Half will be quite more experiential than what we think.
Not only will it be a digital half frame camera, and we explained how it works here.
It will come with other new concepts, one of them we can explain to you today.
The Fujifilm X-Half has a mode that, when enabled, will not allow you to change settings or see pictures before your reach a certain number of pictures (for example 36 pictures).
Now, I don’t know how Fujifilm is going to call this mode, but I’ll call it the “film roll mode”, because, like shooting on film, you can’t review your images immediately or swap rolls after each shot.
Rumored Specs
- Half Frame camera
- Name: X-Half
- New “film roll mode”
- Announcement May 22 at 1 AM New York time
- Dimensions: 105.8mm x 64.3mm
as a reference, Fujifilm X-M5 is 111.9 x 66.6 - 1″ sensor
- Vertical LCD – see here
- the concept on how it will operate
- optical viewfinder
- exposure compensation dial
- made in China
Camera RawX adds Support for Older Fujifilm RAF Formats
Last year we told you about Camera RawX, a little software that provides support for Quick Look and thumbnails generations for Fujifilm compressed RAW files in Finder that are not natively supported by macOS.
After our post, the software became a top downloaded photo App on the Apple Store, showing how appreciated and needed this was among the Fujifilm community.
I have downloaded the App (and paid full price for it) myself.
Well, now the latest update 1.1.5 adds support for older Fujifilm RAF formats.
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