Looking at specs one couldn't help but notice that Fujifilm's X100F and X-Pro2 feature a lot in common. Both have Fuji's new 24mp sensor, both are rangefinder inspired, both have both hybrid optical and electronic viewfinders, and both have (or can have in the case of the X-Pro2) a 23mm F2 lens.
So with all of this in mind one would not be all that out of line to wonder which setup is the better option, and today we are here to answer that question. . thephoblographer.com
On my last shift at the film lab in Bondi, I picked up one of the last rolls of Fujifilm ACROS film. It seemed poignant — as my job at the shop was finishing, so too was the production of this film stock.
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The Fujifilm X100F certainly is already a gorgeous camera to begin with. But with a simple outer update, it becomes an even more covetable camera. Everyone, say hello to the brown leather version which has been getting some "oohs" and "ahhs" as of late.
Some of the other big news announced by Fujifilm today beyond the new X-E3 and the lenses was the announcement of some major firmware updates coming down the pipe for the X-Series cameras as well as the GFX50S.
Fujifilm has released their first quarter results for this year and things are looking particularly well for the company’s imaging solutions division – the one we all care about. The report showed a significant increase in sales for the imaging division, especially compared to the 4th quarter of last year.
Fujifilm, sticking with the program and reputation that they have developed since entering the mirrorless cameras market all those years ago, has announced new firmware updates. The new updates are available for 5 cameras in the Fujifilm lineup including the GFX 50s, X100F and X-Pro2.