A limited number of Fujinon XF50mm f/1.0 lenses is currently in stock at AmazonUS here.
The same lens is still on backorder at BHphoto here and Adorama here.
The Fringer NF-FX smart autofoucs adapter has been officially released.
It’s world’s first smart adapter that support Nikon F mount lenses working on Fujifilm X cameras while keeping all the auto functions.
Close to 100 lenses or lens & TC combinations have been tested and optimized. They all support fast and accurate phase detection AF on latest X cameras. Please see this list for detailed models. More lenses would be added to the list in the future through adapter firmware updates.
You can see an autofocus tracking demo video in this article.
You can pre-order the Fringer NF-FX smart adapter at AmazonUS here, the Fringer Store as well as eBay here and soon also at AmazonUS here, BHphoto here and Adorama here.
Supported lenses
Supported cameras
None X-Trans & X-Trans I CMOS (PDAF not working, Poor performance)
X-Trans II CMOS (PDAF enabled)
X-Trans III CMOS (PDAF, Good performance)
X-Trans IV CMOS (full sensor covered PDAF. Better performance)
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Some time ago, I read with interest the article in which photographers discussed what gear they miss for photographing wildlife in existing Fujifilm offer. They mostly mentioned various lenses of different focal lengths and apertures, which could give some people the impression that it is almost not possible to photograph wildlife with the Fujifilm X system. Therefore, I decided to summarize my almost five years of experience in this field. I hope to inspire and encourage some photographers who consider getting into wildlife photography with Fujifilm gear.
I noticed some speculation in the comments, on whether the Fujifilm X-E4 might introduce a new sensor generation.
But nope, it’s not going to happen. Fujifilm will put the 26 megapixel X-Trans sensor in the X-E4.
And quite frankly, despite it being 2.5 years old, it is still packed with Sony’s latest and greatest technology: phase detection pixels all over the sensor, back-side illuminated, copper wiring for even faster readout. It’s the best sensor Sony has to offer without going into more exotic (and expensive) terrain with stacked sensors (Sony A9 series), which allow even faster readout, but decrease dynamic range.
Yes, Sony has a 43 megapixel APS-C sensor in offer, but maybe that’s a bit of an overkill for APS-C. In my opinion the sweet spot for APS-C is somewhere around 32/35 Megapixel. It would allow for 8K video recording, be still supported by Fujinon glass and just offer a nice balance between file size, details, dynamic range, costs and just overall performance. For 50+ megapixel, it is probably better to go with the GFX system anyway.
As you can imagine, I am working on more details regarding the Fujifilm X-E4. If I have anything new, I’ll you know on FujiRumors soon.
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DPReview has published their Fujifilm X-S10 review and gives it a silver award with an 86% overall score.
Here are their conclusions and what they liked and not.
What DPR likes
