Nokishita spotted the registration of a camera called Fujifilm GFX50SII here.
And if you read FujiRumors, you’ll already know a lot about it, including the price and when it will be announced. Down below is a rumor recap.
The leaked images? Boring. Just look at the Fujifilm GFX100S, and you have the GFX50SII. ;)
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For most users of X-Series cameras, do-it-yourself sensor cleaning with blowers, sticky sticks or swabs is a matter of course. However, things can get a little bit tricky if your camera has IBIS.
Sooner or later, cameras with interchangeable lenses get dust or dirt on the sensor. When the built-in sensor-cleaning function (SET UP > USER SETTING > SENSOR CLEANING > OK) doesn’t help, you can clean the sensor by yourself.
If you leave your camera’s sensor exposed, it will soon collect dust and spots from dried fluids.
According to our sources, the Fujifilm GFX50SII will feature Fuji’s currently most modern processor, the X Processor 4.
We remind you that the original Fujifilm GFX50S uses the previous generation processor, the X Processor Pro.
That’s quite a big deal, as it will allow the Fujifilm GFX50SII to focus faster than its predecessor and also to have all the latest film simulations including the lovely Nostalgic Negative simulation.
To be clear, I doubt it will focus as fast as the Fujifilm GFX100S, as the Fujifilm GFX50SII will still feature a non BSI sensor. But the new X Processor 4 will surely be able to squeeze out all what’s left in terms of AF power from that 50 megapixel sensor.
I believe Fujifilm is about to drop a serious winner on the market.
A specs recap can be found below.
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We already shared lots of info about the upcoming Fujinon GF35-70mm f/4.5-5.6.
And today we have one tidbit, that might surprise some FR-readers, who where sure it will have a plastic bayonet.
Well, I am sorry to disappoint you ;).
Unlike the Fujinon XC lenses, the Fujinon GF35-70mm f/4.5-5.6 will have a nice and shiny metal bayonet!
TTArtisan just announced the TTartisan 11mm f/2.8 for Fujifilm GFX.
Tomorrow is Qixi Festival, which is also Saturday🥰
It’s a good time to take pictures of the Milky Way and to record the wonderful time with family!
To celebrate this wonderful weekend, we are happy to introduce four new members to you:
🌟11mm f2.8 Fisheye Lens for FUJIFILM GFX
That’s a very interesting addition to the G mount lineup, especially for astrophtography.
GFX deals
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Are you all here?
Good, so let’s rock the party ;).
According to our trusted sources, the next big Fujifilm announcement will happen on September 2.
So definitely mark this date.
Of course I will live blog the event here on FujiRumors (this time I won’t have a birth on announcement day ;)).
Feel free to join us here on FujiRumors.
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Fringer EF-GFX smart adapter is still under development. It is expected to be available in October.
The key features includes:
Fringer writes:
Recently we have tested and optimized Sigma 105/1.4 Art. It performs really well on GFX100s. The 44×33 medium frame sensor is fully covered without any problem. It AFs just like on a EF mount DSLR. Please see the following pictures taken by it on GFX100s and Fringer adapter.
Down below you can find some product images as well as sample images.
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Every year, Techno System Research, a major marketing research company located in Japan, publishes the worldwide camera market share data.
And while the data is behind a (very expensive) paywall, the main chart is published by Nikkei and we’ve covered it in the past:
Now the data for 2020 has been released by Techno System Research.
So what changed between 2019 and 2020? Let’s compare:
These top 5 camera companies took 93.8% of the global digital camera market.
Keep in mind that this is the overall digital camera market share (DSLR + Mirrorless + Point & Shoot). So no surprise to see Fujifilm behind Nikon. When it comes to mirrorless data only, until 2019 Fujifilm was clearly ahead of Nikon and on the third position after Sony and Canon.
It’s small, it’s affordable, probably optically on a high level, but all this goodness comes with the price of some compromises, which are:
The lack of OIS is probably not a big of a deal.
Why?
Because the most affordable Fujifilm GFX camera, that is still not on the market, but will soon come, the Fujifilm GFX50SII, will have IBIS inside, hence guarantee for 5 axis image stabilization.
It’s up to you now to make the decision if to go with the Fujinon GF35-70mmF4.5-5.6 or with the strongly rebated GF32-64mmF4 (until August 22)
I personally went for the rebated GF32-64, mainly for the aperture ring. But surely the size of that GF35-70mm is tempting too.
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It’s a rare thing…
it’s a rare thing that the entire FujiRumors community agrees on a certain matter.
But Fujifilm succeeded in this miracle!
How?
By categorically refusing to open their lens protocols to third party lens manufacturers.
And still in 2019 top Fujifilm managers insisted that there is no need to have Sigma, Tamron & Co on the X mount side of life.
I love you Fuji, but this was just the biggest error the management ever took, proven by the fact that’s it’s also the one decision the entire FR community disagreed with.
Well, Fujifilm finally fixed this error in 2020, by saying they open X mount to third parties.
Late, but better late than never.
And guess what is happening? Third party manufacturers are finally joining the X mount, attracted by the Fujifilm market share and facilitated by the open lens protocols (a deal breaker for Sigma for a long time).
So let’s see what is happening.
Cosina launched the Voigtländer Nokton 35mmF1.2 X, no autofocus, but with electronic contacts to provide Exif data and focus check.
Tokina launched a couple of X mount lenses.
Sigma is hinting to have lenses for X mount coming in 2021.
And the probably biggest news so far: Tamron will be launching the Tamron 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 for Fujifilm X in 2021.
And since we have Tamron officially on board now, I thought we could give a revival to our original Tamron X mount lenses wishlist, which we published back in 2020 here.
You can still vote the survey, but so far you top 10 Tamron wishes are:
And given the increasing X mount autofocus offering, we launched the dedicated third party X autofocus lenses group here.
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