Cactus X-TTL Cross-Brand TTL Firmware Upgrade for FUJIFILM Cameras Now Available

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Back on March 24, Cactus announced that they are working on a free firmware upgrade on the Cactus V6 IIs and Cactus V6 II transceivers to support cross-brand wireless TTL on Fujifilm cameras.

They also launched a dedicated website, and told us to stay tuned for updates, so I visited that special Cactus page a few times every day for almost 3 months now and finally something happened :)

Today, Cactus finally updated their X-TTL website. Here is what they say:

“The X-TTL firmware gives photographers an unprecedented flexibility. The need for matching flashes with the same camera system for on and off-camera TTL flash photography is over – TTL without boundaries.“

The Firmware update to support Fujifilm cameras is available now, along with support for Sony and Sigma. More brands will follow.

“The first wave of firmware releases will be for Fujifilm, Sony and Sigma. Other camera systems, i.e. Pentax, Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Panasonic, will follow one by one as we complete system integration on the V6 II.”

Cactus V6 II s: BHphoto, AmazonUS, Adorama
Cactus V6 II: BHphoto, AmazonUS, Adorama

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We reported about photographers Beta-Testing the X-TTL (on Sigma cameras) in this miXed zone.

For all details, check out the dedicated Cactus X-TTL website.

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Notice of Postponement of “VIEW CAMERA ADAPTER G” for Fujifilm GFX

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Fujifilm View Camera Adapter G – Price & Specs: BHphoto, AmazonUS, Adorama

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Fujifilm GFX 50s: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS

Notice of postponement of related accessory “View camera adapter VIEW CAMERA ADAPTER G” for digital camera “GFX series” (google translated)

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Nissin Japan Launches High-Speed Sync Firmware Update for Fujifilm of Di700A and Nissin Air 1 Commander

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Nissin Japan just launched the High-Speed Sync Firmware update for Fujifilm of Di 700 A and Nissin Air 1 Commander.

As I already told you here, the same firmware is already available for the Nissin i40 and Nissin i60.

You have to send in your flash/commander to an official Nissin Service Center, who will perform the upgrade for you.

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Check you Nissin box to find out if your product already support Fujifilm

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6 Months with Fujifilm X100F, Final Thoughts on X-Pro2 and X100F, Zhiyun Crane-M Gimbal Stabilizer with Fuji X100F (X100F Zone)

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The Top Ten Things to Know about Fujifilm Instax Film – by Robert Hamm

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Guest post by Robert Hamm: RobertHammPhotography.com,  Youtube Channel

The Top Ten things to Know about Fujifilm Instax Film by Robert Hamm

A few months ago, my brother came to visit. It was a special time because I had not seen him in so long. He was also brought his three boys. Adding my two “little men” and myself to the party, our total soon grew to seven. Boy, were we rolling deep!

Humor aside, I wanted something special to document the occasion. Going out on a limb, I chose to photograph most his trip on the Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 as well as Instax Mini film. I had to buy the system since I didn’t own the camera or the film. Thank goodness for price matchinI.

I did not know how capable the film and camera would turn out to be. After over 800 images, and a lot of research, here are the TOP Ten things I have learned:

#1: What Is Instax?

Fujifilm describes their Instax film as “…an ISO 800 credit-card-size integral daylight color film designed for use with Fujifilm Instax mini cameras. This glossy film yields superb results under both daylight and electronic flash conditions. Though small, its improved picture quality and greater ease of use make it ideal for snapshots and portraits. Furthermore, it’s easy to-file-and-carry size makes it an excellent choice for documentary or archival purposes, as well as a wide variety of other applications.”

#2: Who is it for?

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