Godox has launched the new Godox MF12 Macro Flash.
You can get the Godox MF12 macro flash at BHphoto here and accessories can be found here.
Fringer EF-GFX smart adapter is still under development. It is expected to be available in October.
The key features includes:
Fringer writes:
Recently we have tested and optimized Sigma 105/1.4 Art. It performs really well on GFX100s. The 44×33 medium frame sensor is fully covered without any problem. It AFs just like on a EF mount DSLR. Please see the following pictures taken by it on GFX100s and Fringer adapter.
Down below you can find some product images as well as sample images.
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Back in 2020 we reported about the Rockstar 10mm f/8 for Fujifilm X.
Now the Rockstar 10mm f/8 II has been released.
I don’t really know what the difference is. It looks a bit different (no red circle like on the MK I version). But if you guys can figure out what other differences there are, feel free to let us know in the comments.
You can find it at eBay here.
Here is a little weekend curiosity.
Singer-Turned-Photographer Bryan Adams is currently at work to shoot the new Pirelli Calendar 2022.
Now some behind the scenes images appeared at CNN here, and the camera we see has to be the Fujifilm GFX100S: flat viewfinder, top LCD with two buttons on the right, the “viewmode” printed on the side.
Well, at least he got one already. Fujifilm was totally overwhelmed by the demand for this camera (it is already the most owned GFX camera among the FR community), that it is still hard to find in stock (and Fujifilm warned us about this).
As for the lens he is using in the image we can see above, it could be the Fujinon GF32-64mmF4.
Well, that’s surely where the GFX system belongs: very high end professional work.
And yet, considering that medium format is now getting more affordable than some mirrorless full frame cameras and also smaller than some full frame mirrorless cameras, the GFX system is finding its way also in lots of camera bags of enthusiast photographers, who might not make money out of their images, but value image quality above all else.
You can read the full article and see the images at CNN here.
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Every year, Techno System Research, a major marketing research company located in Japan, publishes the worldwide camera market share data.
And while the data is behind a (very expensive) paywall, the main chart is published by Nikkei and we’ve covered it in the past:
Now the data for 2020 has been released by Techno System Research.
So what changed between 2019 and 2020? Let’s compare:
These top 5 camera companies took 93.8% of the global digital camera market.
Keep in mind that this is the overall digital camera market share (DSLR + Mirrorless + Point & Shoot). So no surprise to see Fujifilm behind Nikon. When it comes to mirrorless data only, until 2019 Fujifilm was clearly ahead of Nikon and on the third position after Sony and Canon.
