Steelring has now published a video with the first demo of his upcoming Nikon F to Fujifilm GFX Smart AF adapter.

It’s still protoype, but it looks quite good so far :)

1. Contrast based AF support to F-mount compatible type G, E and AF-P lenses
2. Auto aperture control for type E lens
3. Manual aperture lever for type G lens, real-time aperture control , nonadjustable from camera body, only the current max aperture is displayed in camera
4. Full EXIF recording for supported lenses
5. Type D lens is not supported, AF is impossible with this adapter , EXIF is recorded
6. Lens VR/OIS support
7. Support 35mm format mode of GFX
8. F-mount lenses AF performs better than EF lenses on GFX due to different AF driving mode.

Status: Internal testing now, market available in later August or September.

Make sure to follow our Fujifilm GFX facebook group and the dedicated GFX facebook page.

Fujifilm Targets

For whom is the Fujifilm X-T100? What’s the target of the X-A5? And which people should pick the X-T20 over the X-T100?

Well, Fujifilm has a clear idea on this subject, as we can see from the media sheet above.

So, if you are a cool and outgoing person, you should take the X-T100 with selfie screen, if you are a creative hipster with good photography skills, then the X-T20 is the way to go, and if you are an active, fashionable woman under 30, the X-A5 is the camera you need.

That’s just a little curiosity, in case you wondered whom Fujifilm targets with their different entry and mid-range cameras.

For me this quick article is also a welcome opportunity to wish all US residents a fantastic independence day :) .

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Nissin MG10

Just a few weeks ago, Nissin announced the Nissin MG10 (we reported here).

The Nissin MG10 is now listed at BHphoto. It is currently on backorder, though. At the moment you can find only the version bundled with the Air 10s Commander.