Adorama Offers Crazy $300 Discount on Fujifilm XF23mm f/1.4

Ok, there is the official deal on the Fujinon XF23mm f/1.4 R that gives you $150 savings.

But that seems not to be enough for Adorama, who doubled the savings for Black Friday and now sells it with a $300 discount!

You can get the super-discounted XF23mmF1.4 at Adorama.

Look, I often talk here how much I love the XF35mmF1.4 or the my XF27mmF2.8, but it is also true that often, in the moments when it matters most, such as when I photographed the wedding of my best friend or when my son was born, the XF23mmF1.4 R was my go-to lens, and in case of my son’s birth, even the only lens I took with me.

Versatile (23mm), fast (f/1.4), fun (focus clutch)… it has never let me down in the moments that mattered most to me.

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Top 5 Best Selling Fujifilm X/GFX Deals so Far

Fujifilm launched huge X and GFX deals very recently.

There are plenty of great deals, but which ones were the best selling ones here on FujiRumors?

Well, here are the top 5 so far:

  1. Fujinon GF 35-70mmF4.5-5.6 WR
  2. Fujinon XF 56mmF1.2 R
  3. Fujinon GF 50mmF3.5 R LM WR
  4. Fujinon XF 16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR
  5. Fujinon GF 110mmF2 R LM WR

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Fujifilm Europe Launches Massive Deals on X and GFX Gear (GFX100S Included)

No reason to be jealous on our fellow Fujifilm shooters in USA.

In fact, the Fujifilm X and GFX cashback deals are now spreading all over Europe.

If you want to support FujiRumors, feel free to grab your gear using our affiliate links to the following stores:

Three notes:

  1. Amazon is not included in the list of authorized deals, except for Amazon Italy in regards to the X series as visible here (not for GFX)
  2. After you’ve received your gear, claim your money back. You’ll find all info for UK here, Germany here and here for Italy here
  3. also other EU countries join the deals. Check with your retailer

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Save Big on Tamron 18-300mmF3.5-6.3 and Tamron 150-500mmF5-6.7 for Fujifilm X Mount

It’s time also for Tamron to drop some holiday savings on their Fujifilm X Mount lenses.

First to mention is a $100 rebate on the Tamron 18-300 f/3.5-6.3. You can get it now for $599 instead of $699.

Another deal is on the Tamron 150-500mmF5-6.7 at AmazonUS here, but that one is available only at Amazon for now and only via US retailer Beach Camera located in Edison New Jersey. They sell it for $1,199 here and the regular price at B&H and Adorama is of $1,499. But again, I don’t know that particular retailer. All I can say is that at the moment their rating is 95% positive on Amazon.

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New Fujifilm X and GFX Holiday Savings Include Rebate on GFX100S – But is a Successor Really About to Come?

I can see why this speculation is coming up:

  • it’s the first time ever we have a significant rebate the stellar Fujifilm GFX100S
  • traditionally Fujifilm launched its most important cameras between January and March (GFX100S, X100V, X-T4, just to name a few), because that’s the last quarter of the Japanese fiscal year and Fujifilm wants to push sales with its biggest hits before showing up with the final figures in front of investors

Given the two reasons above, the speculations came up that we are likely going to see a Fujifilm GFX100S successor in the next few months, latest by March 2023.

And since I also got this question via email a lot today, here is what I can say so far.

I have received zero rumors about a Fujifilm GFX100S successors.

And not only that.

I have also zero hints, whispers, indications, nothing of nothing at all.

So we have two options now:

  1. the Fujifilm GFX100S successor is Fuji’s best kept secret of all times
  2. we won’t get a GFX100S successor anytime soon and certainly not within March 2023

Not a rumor, but based on 10+ years of rumor blogging, I’d say that in 99,9% of the cases option 2 is the correct one and everybody thinking the GFX100S successor is imminent will be terribly disappointed.

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