Iridient X-Transformer beta 4 has been released today!
Bug fixes, improvements and several new features too. All new Lightroom scripting plug-in which should avoid some of the limitations and drawbacks of “Edit In”, now converts Fujifilm camera star ratings to standard XMP type metadata, option to translate the in-camera film style setting to Lightroom specific metadata too and more…
FujiRumors is the by far largest Fujifilm community. And as such, there are many Fujifilm GFX lovers and owners reading this blog, but also people, who do not own a GFX and are also not interested to purchase one.
So I thought… how can I make Fujifilm GFX roundups a nice experience for everybody, also for those who do not care about the Fujifilm GFX?
…. thinking…
… Got it!
There is one thing that unites us all: the image. Because we all love nice images, right?
This is why in every Fujifilm GFX roundup you will find a selection of wonderful images shared by GFX owners all over the world at our 14,000+ strong GFX facebook group.
So even if you don’t care about GFX, you might enjoy these roundups even just for the wonderful images shared here. And who cares if they have been taken with GFX or not. A nice image is a nice image, and something we will enjoy in any case.
Funny Oversight by the British tech magazine Stuff UK. In their GFX article, they recommend the Fujinon XF 35mmF2 for the Fujifilm GFX. Check it out at page 51 at issuu.com.
Fujifilm GFX – Medium format for photojournalism and documentary photography? at the Spanish site albedomedia (translation) – NOTE: on my computer, the google translated version does not open the videos. So make sure to check out the GFX in Guatemala here and in India here.
Fuji GFX 120mm F4 Macro Review at modelography (NSFW)
Hey guys… hope your doing absolutely fantasitc :) !
Today I come into your life with a rumor and a teaser :)
The Rumor
A trusted source (thanks a lot), dropped me this message:
“The ‘new’ X-E3 will share some new technologies not previously seen on any of the other Fujifilm cameras“
The Teaser
I’m working on it, and I think I know at least 1 of these new technologies (a hardware based feature). Just give me the time to collect all permissions needed from sources to share it on FR, and you will read it on FR (shouldn’t take long).
Nope. I will not unveil anything privately via email. I will publish it on FujiRumors, so it will be very democratic: everybody will know at the same time :) .
But so far, I know only of 1 new feature. Our trusted source, though, said “some” new technologies. At this point thanks again to the trusted source for the hint… now I know I have still some homework to do :) .
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I really get a terrific amount of emails with requests to be featured on FujiRumors and I want to make everybody happy. So I have decided to share more miXed zones than we were used in the past. This will allow me to keep roundups smaller (less links) and give you guys an overall better reading experience (I hope).
Also, I’m trying to organize miXed zones in a way that it makes sense, which is why lenses, GFX, X100F and occasionally also RAW converters, accessories and more get a a dedicated roundup.
It’s quite a lot of work for me, but I’m happy to invest my time to feature you all and to improve your reading experience.
As usual, I’m thankful for feedback… I really try to do my best, and in case you have suggestions, they are always welcome.
Now back to today’s roundup, which is dedicated to the heart of every system: the lenses!
Shooting a Day in the Life Story with the 23/2 and 50/2 Lenses at f16.click (or why Kevin Mullins choose the F2 lenses over the faster equivalents)
