I just received an E-mail about another Fujifilm GFX FPS gift coming my way that definitely ups the value of the program for me at least. We have seen Fujifilm GFX hard cases for months now and Fujifilm is finally going to send some out to FPS members as a free gift. I am attaching the text of the communication below as a JPG from the PDF I received.
It looks like Fujifilm is trying to make it an irresistible time to own a GFX and become a member of the GFX FPS program! I can’t wait to get my GFX hard case.
– Zoom in issue with the GFX 50s RAF Files
– Flickering while using slider controls with GFX – – 50s RAF files
Effect preview often pixelated previews.
There haven’t been any reports of the bug surfacing with regular X-Trans files so this seems to be somewhat isolated. Let’s hope ON1 corrects it soon. I am seriously considering moving to ON1 if the upcoming Adobe update coming this year fails to impress. In the meantime don’t forget the excellent sale prices on the Fujifilm GFX happening now. Using our affiliate links helps the site and costs you nothing.
Also, the ON1 Photo RAW 2018 Live Stream is now available
I am trying to decide if I want to buy an X-Pro2/X-E3 or X100F again since the Fujifilm sales will begin tonight at midnight, but it’s a difficult choice. The Fujifilm X100F is such an amazing camera, but the X-Pro2 is very versatile and the X-E3 is simply a great option if you do not need the OVF, which I am on the verge of deciding that I do not. Then again there are a few lenses left for me to add to my collection, but I’m just not sure I need or want them. Of course, scarsity might limit my choice in the end because gear goes quickly when it is discounted.
digitalphotomentor – Fuji X100F Mirrorless Camera Might Not be the Right Choice for Everyone
A preliminary list of discounts is starting to emerge on Amazon from retailers starting sales early and they are somewhat disappointing at this time. Many of the better deals and more desirable lenses are selling out already and more lenses might be added later. If you want an idea of what past sales included here is the last big lens sale list. I will continue updating this post until midnight at which time we should have official sale materials to post.
Fringer previously released Contax 645 smart AF adapters for Fujifilm cameras, but now they are working on a Canon smart AF adapter that is already looking very snappy. The above video released today states:
The smart adapter prototype was made about 7 months ago. Now I’ve got time to continue the development project. However, the time to market is still unkown.
The above adapter looks pretty far along and competition is always a good thing with Techart and Steelsring focusing on Canon smart adapters for Fujifilm at this time. You can read more about Fringer’s new smart AF adapter at fringerdev.
