BREAKING: Fujifilm GFX100RF First Specs: No IBIS, GF35mmF4 Lens and Coming March 2025

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As we told you yesterday, an anonymous source contacted us with the details about the upcoming fixed lens Fujifilm GFX camera.

First off: THANKS for the help!!! And second: it’s all very accurate according to my trusted sources, except for one thing (and at this point you know what). If you want, we can chat 100% anonymously via Signal to talk about it.

So these are the first specs of the Fujifilm GFX RF.

  • Name: Fujifilm GFX100RF
  • 100 Megapixel
  • No IBIS
  • GF35mmF4 Lens
  • Coming March 2025 (it’s unclear if this is the date for the announcement of for the shipping… or maybe even both? I will let you know if I figure that out).

No IBIS makes sense, considering that it will be very compact for a medium format camera. In fact, we told you it will be “about the size of the Fujifilm X-Pro3“.

Also 35mm was to expect, as we always told you it will be a 28mm equivalent lens (hence 35mm on GFX). We also told you it will be an f/3.2 lens, but we were not sure if it was f/3.2 on GFX or f/3.2 Full Frame equivalent. Well, we can now say it will be f/3.2 FF DOF equivalent (hence f/4 of GFX)

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CAYE 200mm F3.5 X Mount Lens for $21 Announced

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Caye Technology announced a new 200mm F3.5 lens. Key specs:

  • Full Frame
  • fixed F3.5 large aperture
  • manual focus
  • uses a set of two optical structures
  • minimum focusing distance of 1.8 meters
  • The lens body is about 32cm long
  • 14cm in diameter
  • weighs about 550g
  • Sony E, Canon RF, Canon EF, Canon EF-M, Nikon Z, Nikon F, Fuji X and M43 mounts

The price is 159 Yuan which is $21 only!

A Chinese reader confirmed to SonyAlphaRumors (who broke the news here) the pricing is this one and the company is known for making “fun” lenses.

Chinese lenses had always the reputation of being cheap and of bad quality. But companies like Viltrox and Venus Optics have turned the tie and now have shown that also Chinese lenses can be of high quality. But I guess this new Caye lens will belong to the first category of lenses: a terrific price but a horribly performance.

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RUMOR: Fujifilm GFX100RF is the Name of the Upcoming Rangefinder Fixed Lens Camera

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An anonymous source (THANKS) has send us the name of the upcoming Fujifilm GFX fixed lens camera.

It will be called Fujifilm GFX100RF.

We have also received a few specs that I am now in the process of verifying. But the first feedback I got is that they are very likely all correct, except for one.

To the anonymous source: if you want, we can chat 100% anonymously via Signal, so I can tell you what I hear regarding that other detail that does not match up. Or just drop me an email if you want (you can create a fake email account).

To my fellow FR-readers: I should be hearing back from my trusted sources very soon, it could be a matter of hours. Once the specs are 100% confirmed, I will share them here on FujiRumors.

But I’ll also take some extra time to verify any additional details that don’t fully align with the information I have heard so far. Only when the conflicting reports are solved I will be able to give you the final answer.

Expect updates very soon.

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Countermeasure for FUJIFILM Camera Remote Connection Failure

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Countermeasure for FUJIFILM Camera Remote Connection Failure

Dear FUJIFILM Camera Remote customers,

We would like to thank you for your continued patronage of Fujifilm products.

We are pleased to announce that we will release the revised firmware for our digital cameras (GFX series and X series) today to address the issue we announced on October 11, 2024, via our website in “About FUJIFILM Camera Remote’s iOS18 support”.

This revised firmware will also fix the same issue with the latest Android smartphones that we confirmed.

On the other hand, we decided that we would not release the revision for some models.  Although we have been trying to fix this issue with these camera models, unfortunately we could not provide the revised firmware for these models due to the hardware limitations of the cameras, as they had been on the market for a long time.
Therefore, customers who use these cameras, please refer to the work-around solutions below, because FUJIFILM Camera Remote will no longer be available for these models.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your understanding.

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