
The Zhongyi Optics 45mm F1.4 for Fujifilm GFX is expected soon
- 45mmF1.4
- 13 elements in 11 groups
- 0.45m minimum Focus Distance
- Weight: 750 g
- Supports 100MP
- Well-controlled chromatic aberration control
- Manual Focus
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The Zhongyi Optics 45mm F1.4 for Fujifilm GFX is expected soon
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| Specification | SmallRig Nano36 (6057) | SmallRig Nano72 (6108) |
|---|---|---|
| Cell Capacity | 10,000 mAh | 20,000 mAh |
| Battery Capacity | 36.5 Wh | 73.0 Wh |
| Max Input | 30 W (USB-C) | 100 W (USB-C) |
| Max Output | 45 W (USB-C) | 100 W (USB-C) |
| Ports | USB-C (retractable cable) + USB-C port + USB-A port | |
| Weight | ~292 g / 10.3 oz | ~512 g / 18.1 oz |
| Dimensions | 52.7 × 68.5 × 52.6 mm (2.1 × 2.7 × 2.1 in) | 53.7 × 132.5 × 51.5 mm (2.1 × 5.2 × 2.0 in) |
| Form Factor | Roughly credit-card sized | ~Half the size of a standard V-mount |
| Best For | Mirrorless cameras, gimbals, compact lights, action cams (DJI Osmo Action / Pocket, Insta360), smartphones | High-draw cinema cameras (BMPCC 6K Pro, Canon EOS R5 II, Panasonic GH6), field laptops, video lights |
| Safety Certifications | FCC / CE / PSE / RCM / ISED | |
| Airline Carry-On | Fully compliant (< 100 Wh) | |

Fujinon XF10-24mmF4 R OIS WR:
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Optical Limits posted its full review of the Fujinon XF10-24mmF4 R OIS WR, which is a lens that came out quite a while ago and was refreshed a while ago. You can read the full review here or check out the excerpt below:
If you can find a good sample, it’s pretty sharp at its wider focal length settings (short of the last few pixels in the corners). The long end isn’t quite as high in quality but still usable.
Pros
- Great build quality
- Image stabilizer
Cons
- A bit pricey
- Sample variations
- It’s fairly big
- Falls behind optically
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Fujifilm has announced that all fifteen winning projects from the GFX Challenge Grant Program 2025 will go on public display in Tokyo next month, as part of a collaboration with T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO 2026. The show runs October 16–26, 2026 at the KYOBASHI EDOGRAND 1F Galleria, admission is free, and it is the first stop on a traveling showcase headed to Osaka and other locations worldwide.
FUJIFILM Corporation is pleased to announce its collaboration with T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO 2026, an international photography festival showcasing diverse photographic expressions from Japan and around the world. As part of this collaboration, Fujifilm will present the GFX Challenge Grant Program 2025 Exhibition at the KYOBASHI EDOGRAND 1F Galleria in Tokyo.
Captured with the GFX System, featuring a large format image sensor, the exhibited works explore diverse landscapes, cultures, and the unique stories that thrive across the globe. The exhibition will feature a wide range of projects, including documentaries that closely observe everyday life, intimate portraits that reveal the essence of their subjects, breathtaking works created during the extraordinary challenge of summiting Mount Everest, and visual narratives that harness the exceptional image quality and advanced video capabilities of the GFX System.
Located in the heart of Tokyo, the KYOBASHI EDOGRAND 1F Galleria offers an inviting exhibition environment characterized by its expansive atrium, open architecture, and abundant natural light. In this comfortable and accessible space, where artworks, the city, and its visitors connect organically, each project can be experienced at a relaxed pace, allowing visitors to fully engage with the stories embedded within every work.
This exhibition marks the beginning of a traveling showcase that will continue beyond Tokyo to Osaka and other locations around the world. The fifteen stories presented here, each born from different countries, cultures, and perspectives, will embark on a new journey across borders and communities. We invite visitors to encounter these unique narratives in Kyobashi, Tokyo, the first stop on this global tour, and discover the worlds observed by each creator through the remarkable storytelling power of photography and moving image. Read More
As a result of our operation check installing our applications on Mac running “macOS 27 Golden Gate Beta” released by Apple, Inc., the following issues listed in the table below have been confirmed with the certain applications below.
We predict that the same issues would occur with “macOS 27 Golden Gate”.
We are working to fix these issues with the applications and plan to release the revised applications as soon as they become available.
We would like the customers using the following applications who plan to update to “macOS 27 Golden Gate” to be aware the following issues with the current version of these applications.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your understanding.
| Application | Issue |
|---|---|
| FUJIFILM PC AutoSave (Mac) | The application won’t start. |
<Timeframe of releasing the applications compatible with “macOS 27 Golden Gate”>
・FUJIFILM PC AutoSave (Mac):Scheduled for November 2026
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Fujifilm instax Pal 2:
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Second iteration in popular instax Pal™ series features new upgrades with a classic analog look and feel
VALHALLA, N.Y., September 14, 2026 — FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Imaging Division, today announced the launch of the next generation of its unique, ultra-portable instax Pal™ digital camera series – instax Pal 2™ digital camera (hereafter Pal 2). Pal 2 brings a host of new features to the Pal lineup, like an optical viewfinder and new filters and shooting modes.
“When we introduced the original Pal in 2024, some consumers weren’t sure what to make of it,” said Bing Liem, division president, Imaging Division, FUJIFILM North America Corporation. “Its uniqueness wasn’t for some, while others felt it was a perfect go-anywhere camera and loved the overall image-making process that makes Pal different from other cameras. When designing Pal 2, we gathered extensive customer feedback on the original Pal. And with its new look, reminiscent of a classic analog camera, complete with an optical viewfinder, and the ability to send/post images digitally or print images via instax™ smartphone printers or any of our Evo hybrid cameras, Pal 2 puts options in the palm of your hand.”
The free, downloadable instax Pal™ app lets the user’s smartphone act as a remote shutter for hands-free photography. The app also lets users store and transfer their photos via Bluetooth®, while the built-in USB Type-C connector on the camera allows users to connect their smartphone directly to transfer photos into the app. Users can also review their image before transferring via Pal 2’s 1.0-inch LCD Screen on the top of the camera.
Users can make their photos personal with any of Pal 2’s five filter themes, each with six unique effects. Options also include the ability to switch between instax™ mini, SQUARE, or WIDE instant film and frameless formats before adding filters, text, and stickers.
Pal 2 includes instax Animation™ shooting mode – a new way to capture 10 frames and turn them into a playful, flipbook-style animation. Switching modes is quick and intuitive, making it easy to move from still images to animations. To print, users can choose their favorite shot and transfer it directly to any compatible, connected instax™ smartphone printer or hybrid instant camera (sold separately).
instax Pal 2™ digital camera is expected to be available late September 2026 at a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $169.95 USD and $219.99 CAD. Pal 2 will be available in sleek Black or stylish White color options. For more information, please visit https://www.instaxus.com/cameras/instax-pal-2-digital-camera/.