Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 vs Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8 Size Comparison

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Here is a quick and approximate size comparison between the Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8 MKII, the upcoming Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART and the old Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8.

It seems that in terms of size the new Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 DC ART will sit somewhere in between the two Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8 lenses.

As a reference: the Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8 II weights 410 gram whereas the Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 weights ⁠535 gram.

If the optical quality is very good (and we will find it out on June 17), then the Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 could be a game-changing lens for some fellow Fujifilm APS-C shooters.

Remember: we shared images and full specs of the Sigma 17-40mmF1.8 here.

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Fujifilm Patents Full Frame 40mm F2, GF 20mm F2.8 (GFX) and XF 15mm F2.8 (APS-C)

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A bunch of patents have now been published and have been reported by the Japanese website asobinet.

Based on the info provided, it is mainly it’s about:

  • Fujinon GF 20mm f/2.8
  • Fujinon XF 14mm f/2.8
  • Fujinon 40mm f/2 – for Full Frame

You know my take on patents. I mean, I am still waiting for that lovely foldable Fujifilm smartphone ;).

Just saying… take them with a grain of salt.

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Godox Ving V480F Announced

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The Godox Ving V480F has just been announced and you can purchase it now at BHphoto here and soon at Amazon here.

Key Features

  • Portable Shoe-Mounted On-Camera Flash
  • Compatible with FUJIFILM TTL
  • 2.4 GHz X Wireless Radio System
  • Manual, Multi, HSS & 2nd Curtain Sync
  • Up to 650 Full-Power Flashes
  • 1.7 sec Recycling Time
  • Stable Continuous Shooting
  • Touchscreen Design & LED Modeling Light
  • Includes Battery, Power Adapter & Cable
  • Includes Mini Stand & Pouch
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BREAKING: First Leaked Image of the Fujifilm X-E5 — The Most Beautiful X-E Camera Ever Made!

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Maybe you are having a barbecue with friends.

Maybe you’re out on a road trip, music on, windows down.

Or maybe you’re just enjoying a quiet Sunday, far from work and deadlines.

Whatever (hopefully pleasant) activity you’re up to, I hope you’ll forgive me for briefly interrupting, because I’ve got something exciting to share: the first leaked image of the Fujifilm X-E5.

You can see it in all its beauty above. And for a larger more detailed view, check out the image below.

We notice:

  • the return of the MCS switch (like on the X100VI)—missing on the X-E4, and I’m glad to see it back
  • a viewfinder selector similar to the one on the X100VI, likely functioning like the one on the GFX100RF
  • a bit of a grip, unlike the flat front of the X-E4
  • back to the more traditional strap eyelets, instead of the rectangular and bigger ones on the X-E4.
  • a small wheel on the left side, maybe the diopter adjustment dial
  • no “X-E5” logo on the front left—replaced by a square AF assist lamp. Honestly, that’s a design decision I welcome
  • clearly the sexiest X-E camera ever made
  • and while you can’t see it in the image… trust me, this thing’s going to sell like hot cakes!

Make sure to stay tuned on FujiRumors on June 12 at 5AM New York time for the announcement.

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LEAKED: First Image of Fujinon XF23mmF2.8 R WR

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Maybe you’re out on a hike, catching up with friends, or simply enjoying the first days of summer with family. Whatever it is, I truly hope you’re having a fantastic time.

But if I may, let me gently knock on the door of your day with a small gift… something to add a little extra spark to your already great Sunday: a few fresh leaked images.

We start with the first image of the Fujinon XF23mmF2.8 R WR.

Oh, and make sure to stay tuned, as right now I am working on the Fujifilm X-E5 images.

Because yes, it’s Sunday… but you know by now: FujiRumors is always here for you ;).

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