Fujifilm X-T30 III vs X-T30 II – Here are the Main Differences

Share

According to our sources, the upcoming Fujifilm X-T30 III will have lots in common with the Fujifilm X-T30 II: same body, so much so that at a first glance one might not see any difference at all.

However, there is one exterior and one internal difference.

On the outside, instead of the drive dial, you’ll get the film simulation dial with the FS1 to FS3 position, in which you can also store your personal film simulation recipes.

On the inside, you’ll still find the trusted X-Trans IV 26MP sensor, but this time coupled with the new X Processor 5.

Of course this means a certain performance boost for the X-T30 III, such as 6K 4:2:2 10bit recording (X-T30II shoots 4K max), the better autofocus algorithm with all sorts of subject detection modes, more film simulations (all 20 currently available) and more.

I guess those are the main differences: not many, but relevant ones.

Follow FujiRumors on Patreon, Facebook, Instagram, RSS-feed, Youtube, Flipboard and Twitter

The Best Fujifilm Communities

Share

Viltrox AF 9mm f/2.8 Air for Fujifilm X Coming Soon

Share

Back in September Viltrox launched the Viltrox AF 9mm f/2.8 Air for APS-C.

So far it enjoys fantastic reviews:

We all expected it to be launched also for Fujifilm X mount, but sadly that did not happen.

But now there is a sign of hope.

Viltrox has said on their social media the following:

The AF 9mm f/2.8 for X mount is currently being tested by our team. If everything goes smoothly, it should be ready for release soon, stay tuned!

Share

VOTE: Fujifilm X-T30 III vs XC 13-33mm F3.5-6.3 – What Are You More Interested In?

Share

→ My Vote: I am most interested in this

Very soon Fujifilm will announce the Fujifilm X-T30 III and the Fujinon XC13-33mmF3.5-6.3.

I was just curious which of the two announcements is more interesting to you (if any).

Hence, here is a little survey.

VOTE

I am more interested in the...

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Don’t Miss Anything and Join

The Best Fujifilm Communities

Share

RUMOR: New Firmware Might Finally Bring the Fujifilm Feature I’ve Been Begging For

Share

Now, usually I’m not the kind of website that publishes unconfirmed rumors… or worse, makes them up just to drive traffic.

And while I’ll never start inventing rumors, I’ll make a small exception today when it comes to publishing an unconfirmed one.

Why?

Well, with a rumor accuracy close to 100%, I think I’ve earned the right to take a tiny risk once in a while.

Now, I really, really hope this rumor turns out to be true — it’s one of the features I’ve been vigorously requesting from Fujifilm for quite some time (see video above).

So, here’s the rumor:

According to an anonymous source, Fujifilm is working on a firmware update that will bring the wide panorama mode also to 40MP cameras!

Now, I truly hope this source is accurate — and not just playing with my feelings 😉.

But if it is true, then a huge thank you to the anonymous tipster! Sadly, I won’t be able to recognize you next time (no nickname given), but if you’re reading this, feel free to reach out again anytime you’ve got something exciting to share with the Fujifilm community.

Share

Ricoh GR IV Monochrome Camera Development Announced

Share

Ricoh GR Goes Monochrome

Back in 2024 I told you that Ricoh would announce the Ricoh GR IV monochrome in 2025.

The rumor was instantly declared a fake clickbait by the “rest of the internet” (as you pointed out). But it looks like it was not a fake – so huge thanks to our source for sharing, once again, accurate information with us.

In fact, Ricoh just announced the Ricoh GRIV monochrome development, with shipping possibly still in 2025, just as our sources told us.

Also the Ricoh GR IV HDF (high diffusion filter) has been announced, but unlike the Monochrome version, which is a first for the Ricoh GR series, the Ricoh GR HDF version already existed in previous iterations of this line.

Here on FujiRumors wer are very strong supporters of a monochrome Fujifilm camera.

I’m confident the new Ricoh GR IV Monochrome will be a huge success. It’s a pity that Fujifilm doesn’t seem to recognize the enormous potential a monochrome Fujifilm camera could have.

Press Releases

Share
** CLICK HERE to Read the Rest of the Article **