The Kenji leather half case for Fujifilm X100V is now available at ebay here.
Fujifilm offers the original LC-X100V leather case for Fujifilm X100V.
Other and more affordable options are:
Fujifilm X100V: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / Focuscamera
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↓ BolinUS X100V Leather Case ↓
↓ Most affordable X100V Leather Case ↓
↓ Original Fujifilm X100V leather case ↓
Earlier this month, Pergear launched the Pergear 25mm F1.8 lens. We reported here.
Now they announced two additional Fujifilm X Mount lenses:
All lenses are available at AmazonUS:
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Steelsring has released firmware 1.03 for their Nikon to Fujifilm GFX smart autofocus adapter.
For Mac OS 10.7.5+ users only:
You have to disable Gatekeepr before start firmware updater, and remeber to enable it again when it’s done.
To disable it: sudo spctl –master-disable
To enable it: sudo spctl –master-enable
Please refer to http://osxdaily.com/2015/05/04/disable-gatekeeper-command-line-mac-osx/ for more details
Here are the firmware download links for Windows and for Mac.
Fujifilm GFX 100: B&H Photo, AmazonUS, Adorama, Focuscamera
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Fringer has released firmware 1.60 for the Fringer EF-FX Pro II and Fringer EF-FX II smart autofocus adapters.
Version 1.60 main improvemebts
Please download the firmware file and release notes from Fringer official website.
For old version, i.e. Gen.1 products EF-FX Pro and EF-FX, the new firmware (v3.30) only fixes XT200 compatiblity issue. Because the hardware resources have been used up, there won’t be any update including new lens data.e
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If you you think at Italy, my home, you probably think at Rome, Florence and Venice.
And in fact, probably 70% of the tourists coming to Italy, visit those three cities and leave.
But there are many more beautiful spots to visit here in Italy, and one of them is definitely my hometown, the Dolomites.
After I unveiled my location a couple of days ago here, I got a significant numbers of emails from readers, asking me information about the Dolomites. I tried to reply to everybody as good as I can.
One recurring question was: do I recommend visiting the Dolomites also to people, who are not so fit and used to mountains.
My answer is a very clear “absolutely yes!“.
There are tons of cable ways, that bring you everywhere. For example, you can reach the highest peak of the Dolomites, the Marmolada, at 3,300m (10,800 feet) without walking a single step and enjoy views like this.
And if you are more on the adventurous side, of course there are tons of tracks and hikes of all kind of difficulties.
Old or young, single of family, fit or lazy, there is a lot ot enjoy for everyone.
Needless to say, also photographically speaking you are in paradise here, as the images below show.
So, if you ever plan a trip to Italy, try to put the Dolomites on your “to do” list.
I can’t wait these days of lockdown and isolation to be over and get a beer on the Dolomites again.
Today I decided to go through our Fujifilm X-T and GFX group and pick a couple of images that members shared of the Dolomites, in the hope this article inspires you for you next photographic journey.
Stay safe, let’s go through these challenging times together, and done that, enjoy life again as never before!
stay strong, healthy and happy
Patrick
