Restore Your Old Video/Image to 4K with VideoProc New AI ($29.95 Only + 4 Free Gifts)

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Restore Your Old Video/Image to 4K with VideoProc New AI ($29.95 Only + 4 Free Gifts)

We all have treasured memories that never quite look right on today’s high-resolution Windows/Mac displays: blurry old videos, low-res home movies, grainy early phone clips, or compressed web clips. Some of us may be familiar with interlaced jagged lines and playback stuttering issues caused by low frame rates.

That’s where VideoProc Converter AI  comes in. Powered by advanced AI technology, this versatile yet approachable video quality enhancer allows you to increase resolution, clean up the noise, and polish your old videos with just one click. Even better, this one-stop toolbox hosts some other really good tools, beginner-friendly package.

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  1. 1.Basic Edition: Only $29.95, 62% off to get a permanent license for VideoProc Converter AI for 1 computer (original price $78.90)

2. Home Edition: Add $10 for only $39.95 (original price $119.90) , get lifetime license for 5 devices (save 67%)

Your 4 FREE Premium Software Gifts (Valued at $273.94!):

For Windows:

  • Image Matting: Quickly remove and swap image backgrounds (Worth $49.00, 6-month license).
  • WinOptimizer V26: Clean, optimize, and protect Windows (Worth $55.00, Full license).
  • Sketch Drawer V11.0: Create artistic sketches from photos (Worth $89.99, Full license).
  • iPhone Manager V6.6: Transfer media between iPhone and PC (Worth $79.95, Full license).

Note: Mac users will receive a different gift bundle including a video editor and 4K video player in place of WinOptimizer and Sketch Drawer.

Enter the check the details of Buy One Get Four Gifts deal >

(Purchase benefits: 30-day money back guarantee, Lifetime free use, Lifetime free upgrade to the latest version)

What is VideoProc Converter AI and Why Choose It

VideoProc Converter AI is a powerful all-in-one multimedia toolkit designed specifically with  Windows and Mac users in mind. It combines advanced AI-powered features with essential video tools:

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Sigma 17-40mmF2.8 DC ART Announced – Reviews and Pre-Orders – LIVE BLOG

Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART
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The Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART is now reality!

Pre-Orders

Note: the Sigma 12mmF1.4 DC DN was initially supposed to be announced on the same day, but as we told you in rumors shared by our sources, it has been delayed.

Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART – Official Fujifilm Info

Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART – First Looks

  • Explora – Sigma Announces Another f/1.8 Zoom Lens, the 17-40mm for APS-C
  • fujifanboys – Sigma 17-40mm F1.8 for X-Mount

↓ Launch Videos ↓

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Fujifilm X-E5 and XF23mmF2.8 Announced – Reviews and Pre-Orders – LIVE BLOG

Fujifilm X-E5 +XF23/2.8 Launch Blog
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The Fujifilm X-E5 is now reality! And so is the XF23mmF2.8 R WR pancake.

Pre-Orders

X-E5 and XF23/2.8 – Official Fujifilm Info

Fujifilm X-E5 and XF23/2.8 – First Looks

  • Explora – Fujifilm X-E5 and XF23mmF2.8 First Look
  • updating now

Pre-Orders

↓ Launch Videos ↓

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Fujifilm X Half Announced – Reviews & Pre-Orders Now – LIVE BLOG

Fujifilm X Half Launch Blog
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The Fujifilm X Half is now reality!!!

Pre-Orders

X Half – Official Fujifilm Info

Fujifilm X Half – First Looks

  • Explora – Half the Size, Double the Fun – The Fujifilm X Half
  • tomsguide –  I spent two hours with the new Fujifilm X half — and it’s my dream camera

Pre-Orders

↓ Launch Videos ↓

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Fujifilm GFX100RF Fujifilm Manager Interviews and Additional Reviews

The Fujifilm GFX100RF is collecting general praise all over the internet for just how incredibly small and light it is for a medium format camera, and also for its excellent build quality.

But of course they also address the fact that it does not have IBIS.

Now, you can read more about it below, but in general it seems the consensus is that at 1/30th you can still get away with sharp images, but below that it starts to get tricky. That’s according to Luca Petralia (review below) and docma (article in German below) and also to the Vistek video we shared in our live blog. Of course I have not tested it myself (I am just a mere mortal like you and I don’t get anything from Fujifilm unless I pay full price for it), so for now I will just report what reviewers have to say about it.

Out of curiosity I checked the shutter speeds of my last few hundred images, and I found one at 1/33th, one at 1/50th a few at 1/60th and 1/80th but mostly I am well over that. So if the statements of reviewers so far holds true, if I were to use the GFX100RF with my style of shooting I could live very well without IBIS. Of course I have shots at even slower shutter speeds, but for those I used a tripod anyway, as I was working either in blue hour landscape/cityscape or with filters and I needed exposures of multiple seconds.

With that said, here are the reviews I mentioned above as well as a few more, including interviews with Fujifilm managers that while nice to listen at, do not really disclose anything new, hence I did not dedicate them a specific article but I decided to include them in this roundup.

Fujifilm GFX100RF Reviews
& Manager Interviews

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