Fujifilm X-T5 and X-H2 Rumors, Managers Talk Kaizen Firmware, New Camera Remote App, X-H2S vs Sony A1 and More (Top 10 July)

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The latest Fujifilm X-T5 and Fujifilm X-H2S rumors dominated the top articles ranking for July along with some Fujifilm manager interviews and statements.

But there was definitely more going on last month and especially on Nr.6 I think there is something that will make pretty much every Fujifilm X shooter very happy ;).

So definitely check out our top 10 articles for July.

  1. Fujifilm X-H2: Getting 8K and 40MP for just $1,999 is Crazy Good Price Indeed – A Price Comparison with Canon R5
  2. Fujifilm Manager: “We Are Committed to Bring X-H2S Autofocus Features as much as Possible to Older Models (X-T3/X-T4)”
  3. FujiCast Talk with Fujifilm Manager: About X-T5 and X-T5S Possibilities, X-Pro4, X-H2 and X-H2S, Autofocus, Firmware Updates and More
  4. Fujifilm X-T5 to Feature 40MP Non-Stacked Sensor (No 26MP Stacked Version Planed)
  5. RUMOR: Fujifilm X-T5 will Not Have Battery Grip Option – New Source
  6. RUMOR: Fujifilm Working on a New Camera Remote App
  7. BREAKING: Fujifilm X-H2 and Fujifilm X-T5 Coming with New Lower Base ISO (Less than 160)
  8. “Cr@p Light, Cr@p Backlight and Everything is just There on GFX Medium Format Files” – GFX Roundup
  9. New Firmware Updates for Fujifilm X-H1, X-T200, X-T100, X-A7 and X-A5
  10. Fujifilm X-H2S Reviews: “X-H2S Trumps the Sony A1, Video Dynamic Range is Impressive”

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Sigma 13mm f/2 Mirrorless APS-C Lens Patent Found

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Sigma has filed a patent for the Sigma 13mm f/2 APS-C mirrorless lens.

If that lens ever sees the light of the day, it’s going to compete with the following autofocus lenses:

Details of the patented Sigma 13mm f/2

  • Example 2 (for 13mm f/2 APS-C)
  • Focal length 13.45
  • F number 2.06
  • Total angle of view 2ω 99.09
  • Statue height Y 14.20
  • Lens total length 75.01

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Cosina Voigtlander MACRO APO-ULTRON 35mm f/2 for Fujifilm X Release on August 8

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Cosina has announced that the  Voigtländer MACRO APO-ULTRON 35mm f/2 for Fujifilm X will be released on August 8.

The maximum magnification is 1:2. It has electronic contacts, and the supported body can also use functions such as focus check, shooting distance interlocking display, in-body image stabilization, and parallax correction. The suggested retail price is 102,300 yen [admin note: converted to 748 USD] including tax.

Other Cosina lenses for Fujifilm X Mount:

via dc.watch

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DEAL: Fujifilm Instax Wide Printer Sale (and How to Frame Your Instax Images)

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My wishes as far as Instax printer goes ended when Fujfiilm announced the Instax Mini Link Wide, which I bought and now use with great joy.

Well, the Instax Mini Link Wide printer is now in offer at BHphoto and AmazonUS (not on Adorama). Here is the deal.

  • BHphoto Deal here
    – Buy the printer for $149 and adding 20 Instax film sheets will keep the price at $149. Valid for the Mocha Gray as well as the Ash White version
  • AmazonUS Deals here
    – same deal of BHphoto, but only available for the Ash White version. Shipped by Amazon and sold by Photo4Less – Access Deal here
    – if you look for the printer only you can get it for $129 shipped by Amazon (sold by Etch Digital) – Access Deal here
    – the normal price for 20 exposures is $18,65, but you can find them on Amazon for $16,99 (shipped and sold by Amazon)

Everything considered, the most affordable option would be to get the $129,99 printer at Amazon and then buy separately the $16,99 film at Amazon. You’ll end up paying 146,98 and save $3 compared to BHphoto.

Speaking of Instax…

When Fujifilm launched the Instax Mini Link 2, I told you guys about a nice little “hack” on how to frame your Instax images. And since some of you showed interested to know more about it, I have now made a quick and dirty video about it.

For many this won’t be something new, as I have been told this worked already back in the 70s with the original Polaroid SX70. But there might be some (like me), who were not aware of it, and for those guys it’s nice to know.

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Fujifilm X-T5 with No Battery Grip: a Dealbreaker? VOTE SURVEY

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We shared the rumor, provided to us by a new source, about the Fujifilm X-T5 having no battery grip option.

Now, for some reason I had the feeling that this wouldn’t be a big deal, as my impression was that the vast majority of X-T shooters don’t use the battery grip anyway.

But a recent survey we made shows that 38% of the FujiRumors readers owning an X-T camera also own the battery grip.

Assuming there will be quite some X-T shooters that might want to upgrade to the Fujifilm X-T5, I was wondering if the lack of battery grip would be a dealbreaker for you or not.

For those Interested to buy Fujifilm X-T5: would the lack of Battery Grip be a Dealbreaker for You?

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