We already told you in this article, that Sirui has launched its new 50mm anamorphic lens on Indiegogo.
Now Cinema5D reviewed this lens used on the Fujifilm X-T3.
An anamorphic lens for $700… is this too good to be true? Here is what Cinema5D says (video below).
Photographer Samuel Elkins runs a popular youtube channel, and he recently purchased the Fujifilm GFX100.
He comes from full frame Canon, so his expectations where high, especially in terms of colors.
In the video, he goes over 4 images that he imported in Lightroom.
First he noticed that, when he turns the exposure sliders, the images “react so well” and he has never seen his Canon files react that good. He concludes that this is probably because the “image quality is off the charts. I think a lot has to do with the 16bit color depth.” on the GFX100.
He edits his images for about 20 seconds, but then remarks:
I want you guys to notice, how good it looks, just right out of the camera. Great skin tones. Great dynamic range. Great colors.
Overall he seems to experience what many Fujifilm shooters are already familiar with: faster image editing thanks to the great Fuji files out of the box.
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The Fujifilm GFX100 is now in stock at Adorama and very soon also at B&H Photo and AmazonUS.
On Adorama you can save up to $200 if you purchase the Fujifilm GFX100 with:
FujiRumors told you that the demand for GFX100 cameras tripled Fuji’s (already optimistic) forecast, and Fujifilm managers later on said here that the demand was “more than twice” what they expected. But nevertheless, the wait for the GFX100 (as well as other gear, such as the 16-80 lately) was simply too long.
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Christmas time is wishlist time.
So write your letter to Santa Claus, and tell him what you would like for next 2020 :)
I’ll skip the lenses, as we had a mega-survey and discussion earlier this year here.
WARNING: the survey below contains a list of cameras, that are born purely out of my fantasy, and will probably never see the light of the day. But I just add them to see if something like that would be of interest for you.
Which Camera Would you Like in 2020 (max. 2 selctions)
Total Voters: 8,154
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Viltrox has now disclosed the official price in Chinese Yuan of the Viltrox 33mm f/1.4.
The lens will cost 1,799 Yuan, which converted means USD 255.
This confirms the price tag of $250 given back in September.
As FujiRumors reported here, the release for the Viltrox 33mm f/1.4 and 56mm f/1.4 has been postponed to next year.
The only lens that could still make it for 2019, is the Viltrox 23mm f/1.4.
The latest specs and images about all three upcoming Viltrox lenses can be found in this article.
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