5 New Fuji X Mount Handevision IBERIT Lenses Available for Pre-Order
BHphoto and Adorama are taking pre-orders on the 5 new IBERIT lenses for Fujifilm X-mount
- 24mmF2.4
- 35mmF2.4
- 50mmF2.4
- 75mmF2.4
- 90mmF2.4
Travel Photography – Fujifilm X-Pro 2 vs. Canon 5D Mark III
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Travel photography demands high technical performances of a camera. A suitable camera should be able to reliably deal with constantly changing lighting conditions (dynamic range, ISO-performance, white balance) and react as fast as possible to spontaneous moments and movements (autofocus), just to mention the most important requirements. Among the “must have” of such an all-rounder camera are anyway colour-balanced and sharp photos.
Since the market launch back in 2012, I have been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III and numerous prime lenses from Canon. The 5D delivers excellent picture quality, is fast-paced, and has a very good ISO performance for most situations. It comes quite close to such all-rounder. However, throughout the past four years I often met and exceeded the limitations of the 5D, which drove me crazy at times and brought me somewhat to the point of despair. These weaknesses include in particular its size, its crazy high weight (12kg in total with all lenses) and its poor dynamic range.
For my trip through Morocco in October, I got the opportunity to photograph with the Fujifilm X-Pro 2 to test the camera thoroughly. I have been wanting to try a mirrorless-system for a long time. Nonetheless, a full frame mirrorless camera would be no option for me. Full-frame mirrorless offers zero advantages compared to full-frame DSLRs in lens size and weight (only the 70-200f.2.8 weights 1,5kg!). So if you have a bag full of gear, the only area where you can save space and weight is the camera body alone which isn’t a big benefit. Initially I was very sceptical towards the idea of changing from a full frame to a supposedly weaker APS-C system. Given my high expectations regarding picture quality, I could hardly imagine that an APS-C camera could nearly keep up with a full frame camera.
My resume after travelling for two weeks with the X-Pro2? I’m just about to sell my entire Canon gear and switch to Fujifilm. Here are the reasons.
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Nissin Air Commander for Fujifilm Available… and It Really Works!
The Nissin Air Commander for Fujifilm is now available at AmazonDE. I guess it will be available soon also at BHphoto and Adorama.
The Air Commander seems to work well with the Fujifilm X-T2, as shown by roguski here and here.
Metz Mecablitz M400 For Fujifilm In Stock ** Fujifilm EF-X500 Hits US-Market!
The New Metz Mecablitz M400 for Fujifilm X is now in Stock at BHphoto and Adorama. It is still not available at AmazonUS.
You can find the Metz M400 in Europe at AmazonDE,
For a short time, also the Fujifilm EF-X500 is now in stock at focuscamera (see screenshot below). But the flash is already sold out. I also got several emails telling me that all over Europe, the Fujifilm EF-X500 started shipping.
EF-X500 IN STOCK CHECK: USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / CANADA: AmazonCA / EUROPE: AmazonDE / AmazonUK / AmazonITA / AmazonFR / AmazonESP / PCHstore / WexUK / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro
Fujifilm EF-X500 Shoe Mount Flash Review – Part One
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Boxing is typical Fujifilm X Series fashion, big black elegant boxes, white letters and graphics
The brand new Fujifilm EF-X500 flashgun arrived yesterday straight from Fujifilm Portugal – actually I received a pair of these units.This the first part of a detailed review that I started straight away, after all Fujifilm was missing a proper, professional grade flash system and the EF-X500 promises to deliver.
The first part of this review will focus on the design and perceived quality, first impressions to put it simply and I have to say that straight out of the box the EF-X500 is impressive. Build quality is second to none, Canon and Nikon are clearly overshadowed: touch, materials, dials and buttons are top notch, but flaps and hinges are a step further and there is no sense of fragility whatsoever. These units seem to be build to last forever. They are made in China, not in Japan, but that doesn’t seem to make any difference regarding build quality.
Enjoy the first set of pictures, part two will cover essential features and functions of the EF-X500, soon.
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