Fujifilm X-T30II Full Specs Leaked
Pretty much all the specs and details about the Fujifilm GFX50SII, GF35-70mm, XF23mm1.4II and XF33mmF1.4 have leaked already here.
There was one missing, and Nokishita leaked it now, the Fujiflm X-T30II.
Pretty much all the specs and details about the Fujifilm GFX50SII, GF35-70mm, XF23mm1.4II and XF33mmF1.4 have leaked already here.
There was one missing, and Nokishita leaked it now, the Fujiflm X-T30II.
Nokishita spotted that the Fujifilm X website is now preparing the launch of gear that here on FujiRumros we already rumored since months.
We have shared all the main specs, details and most of the pricing already. Just check out our rumor section for more details.
Well, looks like I have once again to say a big thanks to sources for being spot on and accurate once again :).
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Most of the Fujifilm X and GFX deals have ended, including the massive $2,000 discount on the XF200mmF2.
What remains, are the deals on X-T3 and X-T30.
Other than that, you can always save some bucks thanks to our coupon code deals:
We already told you that Fujifilm will launch the Fujifilm X-T30II.
Now sources reached out to us and told us that it will be “more or less a Fujifilm X-T30 on firmware steroids“.
Another source (thanks) told me that it won’t have IBIS, which is one of the features many thought would be added on the X-T30II.
End of rumor… and now, dear X-T30 owners, be kind to Fujifilm in the comments if you want to get Kaizen love ;).
P.S.: Yep, I once told you the X-E4 would be the last X-Trans 4 camera. Now we have this one. But now you also get it why the X-E4 is really the last X-Trans IV camera, as this one is an X-T30 with new firmware. But don’t worry, I’ll move it into my wrong rumors list anyway.
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We told you that “surprise” Fujifilm X series camera to come in 2021 will be the Fujifilm X-T30II.
I forgot to tell that our new source added it will come “alongside GFX50S II”, which means that it will also be announced on September 2.
There will a Fujifilm X Summit on September 2.
Feel free to join the live stream and following live blog on FujiRumors on September 2.
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Fujifilm has released a couple of new firmware updates. Down below all details and download links.
In theory this is just a minor bug fix update, but I remember when I was on holiday last year in South Italy and Fujifilm released a new X-T4 firmware with “minor bug fixes”. Intrigued by that, I tested the new firmware during my holiday, and found out that it fixed the exposure stepping in video, which is all, but just a minor bug fix.
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This is why I generally always recommend to update your cameras. Fujifilm can fix a typo in the menu, but also way bigger issues with such “minor bug fixes”.
Also, Fujifilm promised us a major GFX100 firmware update and also a major X-S10 firmware update. Sadly they have not been released today. I hope this does not mean there was some sort of last second delay (wouldn’t be the first time).
In any case, here on FR I’ll let you know as soon as the new firmware for GFX100 and X-S10. So follow us.
With all that said, you can find all details and links for the latest firmware updates down below.
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As FujiRumors reported, Fujifilm has released several firmware updates over the last two days:
Now the Fuji Guys posted a video overview on the new firmware.
What’s curious, is that they also talk about a new firmware 1.20 for Fujifilm X-T4, which in fact has not been released. So I guess we will see it coming very soon.
And what does the X-T4 firmware bring? Well, the Fuji Guys tell us the following:
Fujifilm has released a couple of new firmware updates for X-T3, GFX50R and GFX50S. However, the Fuji Guys are teasing also firmware 1.20 for X-T4 (not yet released, though).
You can find all details and download links below.
In a Fujifilm GFX100S hand-on video titled “Why You Want this Camera” (shared below), a professional landscape photographer says: “the beauty is in the details“.
He obviously referred to the massive amount of megapixel he can work with and the consequent terrific textures and details he gets out of his shots, also thanks to the sharpest lenses you can buy for any mirrorless system: the GF lenses.
But since we talk about the beauty of details, I’d like to highlight one with you that so far passed widely unnoticed.
German youtuber Thomas noticed a little welcome detail on the 3-way tilt screen of his Fujifilm GFX100S review sample. As opposed to Fuji’s previous 3-way tilt screen solution, on the GFX100S you can slide out the screen a bit when it’s tilted upwards, extending it far enough that the LCD won’t be blocked by the protruding viewfinder (see image above).
Nice detail also here :).
With that said, I will share all new GFX100S videos and blog posts below, and the German one of Thomas comes with English summary I made for you (I teach German, so I hopefully do a better job than the automatic google translation tool. And btw., if you want to hear one of my students giving feedback about my lessons, check out this article).
Also the GFX100S video shared by Pictureline called “Why You Want this Camera” is a very nice one, less focused on gear talk, and more on field use of the GFX100S. II found it quite inspirational, I think you’ll like it too.