Fujifilm X-Pro2

Making an eyecup for the X-Pro2 – Fuji X Forum

USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / CANADA: AmazonCA / EUROPE: AmazonDE / AmazonUK / WexUK / PCHstore / AmazonITA / AmazonFR / AmazonESP / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro

Studio session at Hotz in Belgium ~ Fuji X-Pro2 at prophotonut / When To Take That Photograph: And When to Fuggedaboutit (images taken with X-Pro2) at karenhutton / Five NB Questions about the X-Pro2 for professional photographer Leon Oosthuizen at myfujifilm / My first experiences with the X-Pro2 (part 2) at robvisualfuji / ACROS film simulation with urban and architectural elements (and the ongoing X-Pro2 report) at eyesuncloudedphoto / 15 Pictures that will revive your memories of the pyramids! at hakemphotography / Manipulated Landscape – Part 1 at olafphotoblog / NSFW – The X-Pro2 focus joystick at fabyandcarlo / Lady Liberty – using some extreme focal lengths with the Fuji X-Pro2 at aboutphotography-tomgrill / X-Pro2 Video for First WEC Press Conference of 2016 at macleancomms / Wedding with the X-Pro2 at davidmcclelland-photography / Postcards From Rome: Gear Chat By The River at karenhutton / Jackson Heights – an X-Pro2 test at josephpadiernos /

Other X-series cameras

X70 and X100T: Hipster Camera System at ivanjoshualoh

Photograph with an “S” (Fujifilm X-E2S): The essssence of photography at photodanielm / X70 review at stuff / Fuji X-E2 the camera system for Live Theater at stanleyleary / Fast Action Fight Sports Photography with the Fujinon XF16-55 and XT-1 at caveiraphotography /

Lenses

Real world testing of the Fuji 100-400mm and 50-140mm on safari in the Kruger National Park South Africa at philogene / Japanese XF100-400 review at dc.watch (translation) / 100-400: Fujifilm XF100-400 Lens Around Town at brandonremler / Thoughts On the Fujifilm 50-140mm + 100-400mm Lenses As Well As the Fujifilm Matched 1.4X Tele-Converter at thewanderinglensman / Sharpness of Fujifilm XF50-140mm lens with XF1,4× teleconverter at michalkrause / XF35mmF2 at jamesbrokenshaphotography / Going back in time to 16 mm Fuji summer – Landscape Photography at miksmedia / The Fujifilm 35mm F/2 R WR is a Must-Have at resourcemagonline /

Jpeg / RAW / Converters

Why use one RAW Converter Over Another? (An excerpt from my upcoming Fuji X-Trans Guide for Iridient Developer) at thomasfitzgeraldphotography /

Travel X / Switch (or not) to the X / Fuji X for Weddings

Into the desert with the X-Pro2 and infrared X-T1 in German at qimago (translation) / Three-part story from beautiful Venice at jonasjacobsson Part1 – Part2 – Part3 / Vacation to the Chattanooga, Tennessee at mattrussellphoto / A Weekend Away with the FujiFilm X-series at caveiraphotography / Six Days in Tokyo | Sky-hi & Down-lo – The Last Hours at laroquephoto /

Acessories / Flash / Bags

Shapeways Eyecup Adapter and Hand Grip for X-T10

Cotton Carrier chest harness for Fujifilm X-series at ksgphotography / Lee Filters – 100mm or Seven5 on the Fuji X at billallsopp / Are UHS-II SD cards really faster? Test at the French site tirages-pro (translation) /

a bit of everything

The Black and White Renaissance at japancamerahunter / Bokeh – meaning and use of bokeh in photography at sebastianboatca / Is That Lens Sharp In The Corners? No? Are You Sure? at thewanderinglensman / A Look at Electromagnetic Focusing at lensrentals /

Apple just released the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.19. This update adds RAW image compatibility for the X70 and X-E2S, but not X-Pro2.

Zack Arias is back with a new Video!

This time he went back to Morocco (he has been there last year, too) for good cause: raise money to help kids to get access to better education. He travelled with his light Fuji gear (and of course the Instax Share SP-1 printer) from village to village, through a wonderful scenery, along with his son.

This is more than just a Fuji Promo video. It’s an invitation to travel, to meet, to share… and to do good. Make sure to check out the video.

I’ll close this post with the words of my favorite author, Michel de Montaigne, who said (sorry for the bad translation made by myself)

To me, travelling seems a beneficial exercise. The soul is practicing this exercise continuously, noticing new and unknown things. And I don’t know of a better school to form life, than to continuously present ourselves the diversity of many other lives, opinions and customs, and let our soul taste the variety of nature. While travelling, our body is neither lazy nor wearied… and it’s this moderate movement that gives him energy.

P.S.: Also here on FujiRumors, the X-shooter community tried to do good, collecting $3,500 for Free Education for Cambodian kids. Thanks again for your support.

This is an important update for those, who grabbed the Zeiss Touit Adorama Deal ($1,318 for the 12, 32 and 50mm).

I’ve reached out Adorama, and they wrote me via email that:

The customer can take advantage of one of the rebates but not both. Once we were aware of the mistake all the customers who placed orders were reached out to by our customer service team.

So you can still purchase the Zeiss Touit Trinity with a $700 rebate at Adorama, BHphoto & Co (price $2,018), but if you take advantage of this deal, then you can NOT save additional $700 thanks to the mail-in rebate.

Read the full updated Terms and Conditions here, where Zeiss writes: “Not valid with any other rebate offer. ”

X-T1 DEAL

Even Top Rated US ebay seller [shoplink 44757 ebay]electronicsvalley[/shoplink] knows it: the Fujifilm X-T2 is coming.

So that’s the moment to try to get rid of as many X-T1’s as possible. They are selling a limited number of [shoplink 44757 ebay]X-T1 with a $600 discount[/shoplink]!

Grey Market Item :: This item does not come with the official 1 year US Fujifilm warranty, but is covered by a 1 year seller Warranty.

FUJIFILM Corporation expresses its sincere sympathies and condolences to the people affected by the earthquake centered in the Kumamoto region in Japan. We also appreciate all the concern for our facilities and employees in this area.

FUJIFILM Kyusyu Co., Ltd., Kikuyo-cho, Kumamoto, Japan established an emergency task force right after the earthquake and has been working on collecting and assessing information, while also considering necessary actions and recovery measures. We would like to inform the current situation of FUJIFILM Kyusyu.

• They stopped the operations immediately after the earthquake. They have been checking and assessing the facilities for the resumption of operations.
• No serious damage found in the facilities
• It is not decided when they resume all the operations, they however will start the first trial running this weekend
• They have confirmed the safety of all employees in the factory
• They also have been investigating the stock of the warehouse. The shipment of investigated products has resumed since yesterday

The infrastructures such as electricity have been recovered this week. However, the aftershocks are still continuing. They will do their best to resume the operations, and all FUJIFILM group will support them. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

via Fujifilm

SONY PRESS RELEASE
News on electronics-eetimes

(Tokyo, April 18, 2016) Sony Corporation (“Sony”) extends its deepest sympathies to all those affected by the earthquakes in Kumamoto.

Due to the earthquake of April 14 and subsequent earthquakes in the Kumamoto region, the following Sony Group manufacturing sites have been affected:

Operations at Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation’s Kumamoto Technology Center (located in Kikuchi Gun, Kumamoto Prefecture), which primarily manufactures image sensors for digital cameras and security cameras as well as micro-display devices, were halted after the earthquake on April 14, and currently remain suspended. Damage to the site’s building and manufacturing lines is currently being evaluated, and with aftershocks continuing, the timeframe for resuming operations has yet to be determined.

Although some of the manufacturing equipment at Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation’s Nagasaki Technology Center (located in Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture), which is Sony’s main facility for smartphone image sensor production, and Oita Technology Center (located in Oita City, Oita Prefecture), which commenced operations as a wholly-owned facility of Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation on April 1, had been temporarily halted, the affected equipment has been sequentially restarted from April 17, and production has resumed. Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation’s Kagoshima Technology Center (located in Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture) has continued its production operations after the earthquakes, and there have been no major effects on its operations.

Sony has confirmed the safety of all of its and its group companies’ employees in the region affected by the earthquakes.

The impact of these events on Sony’s consolidated results is currently being evaluated.

Via SonyAlphaRumors