DPRTV: Fujifilm X Summit Reaction Video
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Fujinon GF 35-70mm f/4.5-5.6 WR:
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Fujinon XF 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR
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Fujinon XF 23mm f/1.4 R LM WR
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DPRTV is doing something new with their latest Fujifilm X Summit reaction video. Below is a summary:
- Fujifilm’s biggest announcement that they have ever done
- The GF35-70mm does feel kind of plasticy, but the lens is super sharp and well corrected with minimal breathing
- There is a tilt-shift coming but we don’t know the focal length or aperture
- Many use Canon tilt-shift lenses on the GFX right now, but you can’t tilt it very much and Fujifilm’s solution should allow for a lot of shift
- The best lens for landscapes on GFX has been the 23mm f/4 up until now
- The announcement of the GF20-35mm now gives us another great option for landscape photographers
- If the GF20-35mm is f/4 constant it will be huge and a f/4.5-5.6 might be a good compromise for size
- Hopefully the GF20-35mm will allow for front filters too instead of filters that fit on the back of the lens
- The GF55mm f/1.4 makes sense because there aren’t a lot of fast lenses in that range
- The GF55mm is the only GFX lens they announced with an aperture
- The X-T30 II has the same processor as the X-T4 so now in the entry-level you have a choice between the big-bodied X-S10 with a PSAM dial and IBIS or the compact body of the X-T30 II with traditional dials
- XF23mm f/1.4 is new optics that is weather resistance, fast, and sharp, but not having the focus clutch from the previous XF23mm is disappointing
- XF150-600mm coming from Fujifilm is exciting, but we have no idea what the aperture is going to be or if this will be a very expensive
- Fujifilm needs to get some great long glass out there before Tamron starts releasing some of their glass or Sigma decides to start releasing X-mount lenses
- The XF18-120mm for X-mount is yet another lens without an aperture that is designed with video in mind
- The XF18-120mm is going to have a linear motor so it might be difficult to manually focus unless it is a power zoom or something like that
- Fujifilm is telling them no clutches with linear motors
- New Stacked BSI sensor with an X-Trans filter was also announced
- The new sensor will really step up X-mount and might be shutterless
- APS-C will allow for a faster readout speed than Full Frame
- Predicting two bodies one that is more sport centric and one that is more video-centric
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