HOT: Save $150 on the 56mm f/1.2 + XF 23mm still $799 + save $70 on the Fujifilm X30 at ebayUS!

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Another event at the Cameraland store, and another great deal for X-shooters!

XF 56mm f/1.2 / 1 left

This time it’s X-shooters’ favorite Fujinon lens (according to the poll at the bottom of this post), the [shoplink 28929 ebay]XF 56mm f/1.2[/shoplink]. You can have it with a [shoplink 28929 ebay]$150 discount at cameraland here (99,8% positive feedback)[/shoplink].

XF 23mm f/1.4

They also have the XF 23mm in offer for $849, but I noticed that it’s still available for $799 at AmazonUS and at BHphoto!

Fujifilm X30

You can also save $70 on the brand new Fujifilm X30 and get it for $529. They have [shoplink 28918 ebay]8 black available here[/shoplink] and [shoplink 28919 ebay]8 silver available here[/shoplink].

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“The X100T electornic rangefinder? It’s fun, but you’re probably not gonna use it.” Hands-on at TheCameraStoreTV

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X100T: USA: BHphoto  / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro

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One of the amazing features of the new X100T is the electronic rangefinder OVF. Since now we have read great things about it. For example Kai (digitalrev), who called it a “bloody brilliant feature“.

Now it’s time for Chris (TheCameraStoreTV) to test the X100T, and he is not so enthusiastic about this new feature:

The electronic rangefinder OVF is a nice little feature. That being said, a lot of people who looked at it found it very distracting […]. It’s fun, it’s a novel, but honestly you’ll probably gonna turn it off, because that full EVF is just so good. I don’t know even use the OVF, the EVF’s are getting so good now, that they basically make optical viewfinders redundant.”

But the end of the hands-on test, Jordan, the Video-Guy, says: “I have to say, my favorite thing in the Fuji line are the cameras with a HVF, because they are fun to shoot. You know, are they practical? Lot of the time, no. But it does really remind me of the old rangefinder experience.” Chris: “Fair enough, it’s really about the charm of it.”

Chris also misses a tilt screen, would have liked a new sensor, but there are also many things he appreciates, like the new ergonomics, the controls and how customizable the camera now is (7 function buttons and customizable Quick Menu):

What they did is to keep all the things that worked well, change all the things that didn’t… it’s fantastic, it’s a big plus on this camera. Of course the great thing about Fuji is, if you are an X100S user or have an older X-camera, they’ll probably update and fix those things on those cameras as well through firmware updates… it’s fantastic that way, a big bonus as well for using this company

The video includes also an untechnical AF-speed comparison between the X100S and X100T. “Not a big difference, but the X100T focusses a little bit faster.”

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(Video) Craftsmanship of Fujinon lenses… and the main reason to own a Fuji! (POLL: Vote your favorite lens)

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Lenses are extremely delicate and have to be handled carefully, just like they are alive.”

This is what one of the craftsman says in this short video that gives a you an insight into the manufacturing procedure of the amazing Fujinon glass. From the polishing to the mold pressing, from the assembling to the final check (where each lens is carefully checked by skilled technicians) and the packaging… and at the end of the chain, there is somewhere a happy X-shooter enjoying the great quality of the glass.

So, if you own some Fujinon lenses, then you won’t be surprised by the temporary result of the poll (see at the bottom of this post): the majority of X-shooters voted the Fujinon XF lenses as their main reason to own a Fujifilm X-series camera.

And this time I’d like to know which are your favorite lenses available on the market in the Fujinon line-up.

Which X-series lens do you own?

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XF 50-140 f/2.8 WR: [shopcountry 28447] XF 56 f/1.2 APD: [shopcountry 28446] XF 18-135 f/3.5-5.6 WR: [shopcountry 26452] XF 56 f/1.2: [shopcountry 21554] XF 10-24 f/4: [shopcountry 20414] XC 50-230 f/4.5-6.7: [shopcountry 17198] XC 16-50 f/3.5-5.6: [shopcountry 17197] XF 23 f/1.4: [shopcountry 16128] XF 27 f/2.8: [shopcountry 13829] XF 55-200 f/3.5-4.8: [shopcountry 12892] XF 18-55 f/2.8-4: [shopcountry 12887] XF 14 f/2.8: [shopcountry 12888] XF 35 f/1.4: [shopcountry 12889] XF 60 f/2.4 : [shopcountry 12890] XF 18 f/2: [shopcountry 12891]

Which X-series Camera do you use most? (max. 2 selections)

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X-T1 with 18-135mm and Fujifilm X30 in stock everywhere in USA!

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The WR kit

The Weather Resistant kit, Fujifilm X-T1 + XF 18-135mm is in stock at AmazonUS, BHphoto and Adorama. It’s in stock also in Europe, and in UK you can get it with £100 cashback at WexUK.

The X30

This time we don’t have to scan day after day all the stores to see where the latest Fuji gear is finally in stock. No, this time shipping proceeded super-smoothly, at least in USA, where the Fujifilm X30 is already widely available. Let’s see if the Fujifilm X100T, the graphite X-T1 , the XF50-140F2.8 WR and the 56mmF/1.2 APD will also be in stock everywhere in USA that quick.

You can find both Fujifilm X30 colours available in stores like BHphoto, AmazonUS, Adorama and BestBuy.

It’s a bit harder to find in Europe. Stores like PCHstore, AmazonDE and AmazonUK have some available, but still nothing at WexDE, WexUK & CO.

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