Atomos adds Fujifilm X-H2S Support

With the release of AtomOS 10.77 today, ATOMOS is enabling support for the Fujifilm X-H2S to record Apple ProRes RAW over HDMI.

DEAL ALERT: huge savings on the Atomos Ninja V+ as well as on the Atomos Ninja V.

FUJIFILM X-H2S & NINJA V/V+

Also joining the ProRes RAW eco-system is the FUJIFILM X-H2S. When combined with the NINJA V/V+, the RAW video output from the Fujifilm X-H2S can be recorded as 12-bit Apple ProRes RAW at frame sizes up to 6.2K and frame rates up to 29.97fps. Up to 6.2Kp30 and 4.8Kp60 12-bit ProRes RAW with NINJA V+ and up to 6.2Kp24 and 4.8Kp30 12-bit ProRes RAW with the NINJA V, this new high performance flagship model in the X Series lineup comes with a new image sensor and processor with the highest video performance in the history of the X Series.

You can download the latest AtomOS 10.77 version here.

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FujiCast Talk with Fujifilm Manager: About X-T5 and X-T5S Possibilities, X-Pro4, X-H2 and X-H2S, Autofocus, Firmware Updates and More

In the lastest Fujicast episode, Kevin and Neale have, among the others, a talk with Fujifilm UK manager Andreas Georghiades recoded live at the House of Photography in London.

Down below you find a summary as well as the full 1+ hour podcast to listen.

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Iridient Developer 3.7 adds Fujifilm X-H2s Support

Iridient Developer 3.7 was released today with support for the Fujifilm X-H2S, support for several new non-Fuji cameras and other improvements.

Iridient Developer 3.7 for macOS can be downloaded here:
https://www.iridient.com/products/iridientdeveloper_download.html

Fujifilm Manager Calculates Weight Saving Between XF150-600mm f/6.3 vs f/8 at Long End

When we first shared the rumor of Fujifilm developing an XF150-600mm lens, many hoped it would not be slower than f/6.3 at the long end.

But then, in April 2022, we anticipated here that it would be f/8 at the long end.

In a talk with the Japanese youtube channel カメラのキタムラ, the manager addressed exactly this topic.

Once again we rely on the bad automatic YouTube translation tool, and given that I am now on my last days of holiday, which I am spending isolated with my family because we got Covid for the first time, I am not really in a super mood to fight with the automatic translation all too much.

And yet, there are a few things I’d like to highlight for you.

The manager calculated the weight difference between being f/6.3 and f/8 at the long end, and the result was that by going with f/8 Fujifilm saved 400g of weight.

So the question for Fujifilm was, is it worth to add 400g in order to have a 2/3 stops faster lens? Evidently not, at least in Fujifilm’s eyes.

Other things the manager said:

  • inner part of the lens is made of magnesium, outside part of plastic, also in this case the goal was to save weight
  • white color to handle better temperature changes
  • inner zoom
  • 3 front elements are heavy. When hold downwards, the lens would extend. The internal zoom solves this problem
  • four super ED elements to reduce chromatic aberration
  • can be used with teleconverters
  • linear motor

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Fujifilm X-H2S Owners Manual Available

The Fujifilm X-H2S owners manual is now available for download in PDF here and in HTML here. To view the manual in other languages check out this page.

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