The Fujifilm GFX100RF is in stock at BHphoto. For now only the silver version.
Adorama has the silver GFX100RF and black GFX100RF marked as “slight delay”, which they say means “usually shipping within 2-5 days”
On eBay I saw 2nd hand GFX100RF sold for $5,600 and new ones at around $6,700. If you purchase regularly at stores like BHphoto, you get it for $4,899.
The Fujifilm X100VI made in Japan is now in stock at BHphoto here. For now the silver version is in stock.
I guess this will sell out in minutes.
Lightroom Classic now supports native tethered capture for Fujifilm cameras. Select File > Tethered Capture.
FR-reader Dave sent me his feedback:
I’ve got it working on my X-H2 and GFX100 – full control of the camera, live-view, transfer. Very happy as the Fuji plugin was awful.
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I recently reported that initial pre-orders for the Fujifilm X-E5 are twice as high as those for the X-T5—which is pretty wild. Of course, it’s important to remember that pre-orders don’t equal sales, and some cancellations are to be expected.
Still, it seems FujiRumors isn’t living in some alternate reality where the X-E5 is a hit while it flops elsewhere. In fact, the German site Photografix picked up our article and confirmed the same trend: X-E5 pre-orders are exceptionally strong on their end too, as you can read here.
So, which X-E5 version is proving most popular? Here’s the current breakdown of pre-orders at B&H:
So a total of 80% went for the X-E5 with XF23mmF2.8 lens, and 20% with the X-E5 body only. I guess I am in the minority then.
Well, I guess this explains why the XF23mmF2.8 R WR lens will ship only in December: Fujifilm has to make sure to have enough lenses to ship as a kit for the X-E5.
As far as color goes, 40% went for the silver X-E5 and 60% for the black X-E5.
I personally went for this color here.
Given the circumstances, I guess that placing an order for the X-E5 early might not be a bad idea, if you are interested in getting one still in 2025.
