The Bronocolor RFS 2.2F Transceiver just dropped right after Profoto preorders started so now pretty much everyone that matters is taking Fujifilm seriously. Bronocolor support was actually one of the first of many flash video leaks showing that companies were getting serious about adding support to Fujifilm cameras so this is a great way to close out 2017. […]
Miyamoto Seisakusho releases “M42 lens mount adapter adaptation function (ADJ type)” on December 15 as a new product of the RAYQUAL brand. M42 Mount adapter for attaching the lens to various bodies. Loose the 5 screws of the lens side mount part and have the adjustment function that can adjust the stop position by rotating the […]
There are a lot of good options for lighting for Fujifilm today and some of them are almost as good as Profoto, but there are still professionals that will use nothing but Profoto. I must admit that the Profoto B1‘s have tempted me more than once and now that there is an Air Remote for […]
Conomark announced Fujifilm support finally so… My Impact Venture TTL-600 setup from B&H Photo (which I really like) should have a native trigger soon! Just take a look at the Conomark ABC system remote control and i6T-TTL. I can’t wait for B&H Photo to get these in stock so I no longer have to use the RoboSHOOT, which […]
The Fujifilm GFX certainly hasn’t had an issue with support. The HCam DRS Shiftadapter for GFX is the latest adapters offering “Worlds first EOS EF to Fuji GFX with Dual Rotation Shift – parallaxfree and unprecedented usability. Reach 2x15mm(bidirectional) of (single)shift with TS-E, EF-L 11-24 and many other lenses including MF Hasselblad, M645, P645, P67. You […]
Sounds like Fringer is making some progress with their Fringer EF-FX Smart Adapter for Fujifilm cameras. Some of the smaller adapter manufacturers are really amazing and dedicated to hacking camera systems. Hopefully, Fringer gets it dialed in. Below is an excerpt from Frinderdev: After almost a month’s research and development, Fringer EF-FX smart adapter prototype’s PDAF […]
