ArtraLab Lenses for Fujifilm X: 7.5mmF2, 10mmF5.6, 12mmF2, 24mmF1.7 and 60mmF2.8 2X

I have never heard nor reported about anything related to the Hong Kong based company ArtraLab.

But now it’s time to mention them, as they have now announced the following lenses for Fujifilm X mount

  • ArtraLab OCULILUMEN 7.5mm f/2 – see here
  • ArtraLab OCULILUMEN 10mm f/5.6 – see here
  • ArtraLab LATALUMEN 12mm f/2 – see here
  • ArtraLab NONIKKOR 24mm f/1.7 – coming soon
  • ArtraLab ARTOLUMEN  60mm f2.8 2X – see here

Oh well, the more the merrier I guess :).

Images of ArtraLab X Mount Lenses

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Oppenheimer Movie Photos Taken with Fujifilm X-H1 and These XF Lenses

Oppenheimer

Here is a little story for all those, who keep repeating the mantra that you need Full Frame cameras to get professional work done.

The official images of the blockbuster movie Oppenheimer have been taken with the following Fujifilm X series gear by the photographer Melinda Sue Gordon.

That’s according to Fujifilm Ukraine’s post on Instagram, which you can see down below.

And that’s not a surprise, as Melinda also took the backstage images of another Nolan blockbuster, Dunkirk, with Fujifilm X gear. In that case the camera used was the Fujifilm X-Pro2.

And keep in mind Melinda is doing this professional work with a camera, the X-H1, which according to the competent testing of photography master Jared Polin does not even allow you to move the focus point with the joystick. Yep, the same camera that snapped the top winning award at the World Press Photo.

So will this finally end the debate if you need Full Frame for professional work?

Certainly not. The internet world lives in a bubble created by influencers that not even reality is capable of bringing to reason.

And yet, the reality looks like this:

Not enough?

  • won the world wildlife photography award (story here)
  • made the cover of the TIME magazine (story here)
  • won the World Photography Arts&Culture Award 2015 (story here)
  • won the First Prize of the World Press Photo Category “Stories (stroy here)
  • made the front page of the Wall Street Journal (story here)
  • were good enough for God’s work (story here)
  • captured America’s most hated man (story here)
  • distracted a French presidential candidate during his interview (story here)

 

Sieh dir diesen Beitrag auf Instagram an

 

Ein Beitrag geteilt von FUJIFILM Ukraine (@fujifilm_ukraine)

The WORST Thing About Fujifilm (and Other Brands) according to Chris & Jordan (PP)

In their latest episode, Chris and Jordan run over the worst things of every camera brand.

And after some nice praise for the Fujifilm system overall, they express their main complaint, which are:

  • Menu System needs imrpovements: for example, face detection and subject detection are separate items, slowing you down unnecessarily
  • Fujifilm cameras are more prone to write errors and bad surprises when using certain memory cards. To their credit, though, Fujifilm lists the compatible memory cards. But with other brands, they don’t experience as many issues when using non recommended memory cards

For your convenience:

UHS-II Recommended Cards for 40MP Fujifilm X-T5/X-H2

The detailed list of recommended cards for X-T5 can be found here and for X-T4 here.

Voigtlander ULTRON 27mm F2 Available for Pre-Order (+ Reviews) and Voigtlander NOKTON 35mm F0.9 Release in August

Back in February, Cosina said they’ll launch the following two lenses for the Fujifilm X mount

Now, the Voigtländer ULTRON 27mm F2 is available at BHphoto here and soon at Amazon here and Adorama here. First (and very positive) reviews about this lens can be found down below.

As far as the Voigtländer NOKTON 35mm f/0.9, today Cosina has announced they will released it in August. All the main specs about this lens can be read here and down below you’ll find the press release.

So we now have 5 lenses from Cosina with electronic contacts.

Press Release

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