That’s the Wedding-kit of FXF member Antony – Fuji X Wedding Photography Chat

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Any X-wedding photographer out there? Then this Poll is for you:

Inspired by the X-wedding photography Chat at our Forum, I was curious to hear from you guys, which Fujinon lenses you put in your bag, when you shoot a wedding. But since I want you to suffer a bit, you can select just two Fujinon lenses in the following Poll … so think carefully about it and vote the 2 lenses you consider a Must Have!

And why not, tell us in the comments if there is a lens for weddings you still miss in the X line-up…. you know it: Fujifilm will be very interested to read what you think & vote. ;)

P.S.: Another related Forum thread: FXF member mart46 shares his experience at the FXF here, after shooting his first wedding with the Fuji system. Quote: “I had more keepers than ever before with the Canons“!

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The compatibilty problems of Fuji X-series (and Finepix cameras) will be solved very soon via Firmware update. The Fujifilm X-T10 makes the start. The new Firmware ver 1.01 is now online here, and it also brings some improvements. Here they are:

– Improvement of “Eye detection AF” speed when used with XF90mm
– Operational improvement of Fn1 Function button (Default setting : movie shooting)
– Angle difference between jpeg image and jpeg image converted from RAW file
– Support for Windows10

And here is when then other cameras will get the FW update (for the press-realease click here): By the end of Aug 2015: X-E2, X-A2, X-Pro1, X100T, X100S, X30, X20 and XQ2. By the end of Dec 2015: X-E1, X-M1, X-A1, X100, X10, XQ1, XF1, X-S1.

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stay tuned.
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Back in January I told you here about fujifilmxmount, Fuji’s website that allows you to test the whole range of lenses and see how different lenses and aperture values affect the image.

The same tool is available at the App Store here (for iPad only) and Google Play here. But Attention: the Google version seems to be unstable and crash continously.

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