Fujifilm Wins “Good Design Award 2019” for 32 Products Including for 5 Unreleased Products

FujiRumors has exposed the naked truth about (some) award business here. I invite you to read this article to be illuminated ;).

A total of 940 companies and 1,420 products won the “Good Design Award” in 2019.

The probably most interesting part of Fujifilm winning 32 design awards this year, is that the list shows only 27 products, and 5 more have yet to be announced.

Will one of them be the mysterious registered X or GFX camera here?

Here is the list of photography related winning products.

Fujifilm won “Good Design Award 2019” for 32 products

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Fujifilm Camera Remote Update adds Instax Mini Link Compatibility

Fujifilm camera remote 4.3.0 has just been released for iOS and Android, with support for the already leaked Fujifilm Instax Mini Link.

  • Compatible with instax mini Link
  • Bug Fixes and performance improvements.
    *Above feature varies depending on what camera you use

Given that now Fujifilm has updated its camera remote App, as well as already released a dedicated Fujifilm Instax Mini Link app, the official announcement can’t be that far away anymore.

FUJIFILM House of Photography in London to Open in Winter 2019 with Markus Klinko David Bowie Exhibition and Much More

Fujifilm House of Photography

We already reported about the new Fujifilm Experience Centre opening in London this winter.

Now Fujifilm UK discoled more details. The centre will be called “Fujifilm House of Photography” and promises to offer much more than the current “Fujifilm Wonder Photo Shop” that we can find in many cities, such as in New York here. More details below.

For the grand opening, Fujifilm will be showcasing the David Bowie exhibition of Markus Klinko, which you can currently see at the zebraonegallery in London here.

Press Release

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Panasonic Announces First Organic Sensor 8K Camera for Summer 2020 – Coming to Fujifilm X and GFX too?

Organic Sensor

Panasonic has recently announced the launch of the first 8K organic sensor camera for the 2020 Olmypic Games in Tokyo.

By putting an organic layer on top of the CMOS sensor, Panasonic promises three advantages:

  1. Wide dynamic range
    Additional 2 stops of dynamic range, from the current 14 stops to a target of 15/16 stops
  2. Global shutter
  3. Build-in Variable ND filters
    The use of conductive film allows to control the light amount coming to the sensor. You can control lights without changing aperture. You can maintain depth of field

After the Tokyo Olmypic games, Panasonic will put this sensor also into cinema, studio and consumer cameras, including the Lumix line-up. Full interview in the video below.

And Fujifilm?

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