DJI Ronin-SC RSS Control Cable for Fujifilm Cameras

DJI now has a new Ronin-SC RSS control cable that allows more functions for Fujifilm cameras on the Ronin-SC gimbal.

You can pre-order it now at BHphoto, DJI store, AmazonUS and Adorama

The cable enables Ronin-SC to control of Fujifilm cameras to record videos, take photos, and enable autofocus

Check out the DJI Ronin SC Fujifilm Compatibility list here.

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DPRTV Fujinon GF 50mm F3.5 Review

Fujinon GF 50mm F3.5

The Fujinon GF 50mm f/3.5 is not only the newest, smallest, lightest and most affordable lens in the GF lens line-up, but it’s also the currently best selling G mount lens.

But what do you give up in exchange for the small size?

According to Chris from DPReview, not much. Here is what he says in his Fujinon GF 50mm F3.5 review:

  • smallest and lightest lens for the Fujifilm GFX system
  • manual focus ring is buttery smooth
  • linear motor AF. Tested on Fujifilm GFX100 the AF speed is very impressive. From near to far focus is quick
  • lens design is relatively complicated compared to other “pancake” lenses, and it’s amazing that Fujifilm was able to keep it that small
  • minimal breathing
  • very sharp
  • can easily handle the resolution of the GFX100
  • the GF50mm f/3.5 is a full frame equivalent of 40mm f/2.8
  • very good center sharpness even wide open
  • surprising the corners, which hold up very well too
  • optically a very sharp lens
  • very minor and very well controlled color fringing
  • you are going to like the bokeh, maybe a little bit of a darker edge, but very smooth interiors and very nice round shape even stopped down
  • the lens is a bit too wide for portraits. the GF63mm is a better choice, or the best overall is the GF110mm f/2
  • macro capability is not amazing, but you will use it on high resolution cameras, so you can crop the hell out of it
  • Chris still prefers the 63mm focal length, but if you want to save money, size and weight, the GF50mm is great

Looks like Fujifilm crafted yet another winner. Well done, Fuji!

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Fujifilm Wins “Good Design Award 2019” for 32 Products Including for 5 Unreleased Products

FujiRumors has exposed the naked truth about (some) award business here. I invite you to read this article to be illuminated ;).

A total of 940 companies and 1,420 products won the “Good Design Award” in 2019.

The probably most interesting part of Fujifilm winning 32 design awards this year, is that the list shows only 27 products, and 5 more have yet to be announced.

Will one of them be the mysterious registered X or GFX camera here?

Here is the list of photography related winning products.

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BYE BYE FULL FRAME, or a Fujifilm X-T3 Long Term Review!

Fujifilm X-T3

Is the world making you feel like you really need a full frame camera?

Well, there is one reason, why you don’t need one, and this reason is called Fujifilm X-T3!

That’s at least what GxAce claims in his Fujifilm X-T3 review, which you can check out above. He says:

  • Fujifilm X-T3 one of best value for money cameras on the market
  • it’s an unbelievable photo machine and it tops most cameras in terms of video specs as well
  • rock solid build quality
  • dials feel satisfying to turn
  • amazing color science
  • ETERNA is great for video
  • sweep spot between price and performance
  • great autofocus also for video
  • amazing hybrid camera
  • if you are looking for an incredible versatile video and photo camera, look no further than this (X-T3)

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Panasonic Announces First Organic Sensor 8K Camera for Summer 2020 – Coming to Fujifilm X and GFX too?

Organic Sensor

Panasonic has recently announced the launch of the first 8K organic sensor camera for the 2020 Olmypic Games in Tokyo.

By putting an organic layer on top of the CMOS sensor, Panasonic promises three advantages:

  1. Wide dynamic range
    Additional 2 stops of dynamic range, from the current 14 stops to a target of 15/16 stops
  2. Global shutter
  3. Build-in Variable ND filters
    The use of conductive film allows to control the light amount coming to the sensor. You can control lights without changing aperture. You can maintain depth of field

After the Tokyo Olmypic games, Panasonic will put this sensor also into cinema, studio and consumer cameras, including the Lumix line-up. Full interview in the video below.

And Fujifilm?

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