Godox X2T-F Firmware 1.2 Released


Godox released firmware 1.2 for the Godox X2T-F to fix some bugs. Download the update here.

1. Fix the occasional stuck problem when using it on the camera.
2. Optimize the algorithm logic of the AF focus lamp to support the use of the AF focus lamp in extremely dark places.

Godox X2T-F:  B&H Photo / Amazon

Godox AD1200Pro: B&H Photo / Amazon

Godox XPro-F: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox X1T-F: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox AD600Pro Witstro: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox V860IIF: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox TT685F: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox TT350F: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox AD200: B&H Photo / Amazon

Godox V1: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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24hr Luminar Neo Black Friday Sale 60% Off Coupon Deal


If you’re at all interested in giving Luminar a try there has never been a better time. I personally use all of their software in plugin form currently because I just can’t bring myself to leave the layout of Lightroom yet, but I love Luminars colors with Fujifilm files and I always run images through Luminar apps when looking for just the right color. Granted it’s not the most efficient way to work, but most of the time Luminar produces a look that I just can’t get in Lightroom.

To get the best savings use the code neo5off during checkout directly from Luminar to save $5 additional dollars. The single-seat license discount is good, but the 2 seat option is a bargain that you should check out if you can use the extra copy.

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Fujifilm Full Spectrum Fujifilm X-E3


Fujifilm cameras are already very IR sensitive but I decided to pick up a full spectrum Fujifilm X-E3 to use for a variety of projects I’m working on including astrophotography. The first set of filters I purchased for this camera are the Desmond ICE Infrared 3 Filter Set 82mm IR 760 850 950 82 Optical Glass Slim. Desmond ICE isn’t really a well-known name, but the filters are high quality. You can see some examples I shot with these filters below before and after white balancing on green.

These shots were taken during a very cloudy overcast day in between rain showers with a 7Artisan 35mm f/0.95 and it seems to be a pretty good lens for IR wide open, but I haven’t tried to stop it down yet. Many lenses are ok wide open for IR but fall apart as you stop down so I might develop a guide over time. I also like the look of a full spectrum camera without a filter because it reminds me of old-school Kodak films like Kodachrome.

If you have any questions or things you would like me to test feel free to comment below or contact me directly. You can also strike up a conversation in our groups. If I enjoy Full Spectrum enough I may even convert my GFX100 when Fujifilm releases a better GFX camera.

Fujifilm X-E3: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
7Artisan 35mm f/0.95: Amazon
7Artisan 50mm f/0.95: Amazon

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Fujicolor 100 and Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400 Are Being Repackaged as 36 Shot Products


Fujicolor 100 24 shots, Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400 27 shots Discontinued
Integrated into a product with the same 36 shots

Thank you for your continued patronage of FUJIFILM products.

FUJIFILM Imaging Systems Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, President: Koji Matsumoto) has been using the color negative films for photography “Fujicolor 100 24 shots” and “Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400 27 shots”. We have been working hard to absorb costs such as improving production efficiency and reducing costs, but due to the continuous stable supply of color negative film, we have decided to discontinue sales this time. In the future, “Fujicolor 100” and “Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400” will be integrated into 36-shot products and will continue to be sold.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, but thank you for your patience.

We look forward to your continued patronage of Fujifilm products.

Record

1. Target product and expected end of shipment

sizeProduct nameExpected shipping end time
135Fujicolor 100 24 shotsJanuary 2022
Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400 27 shotsMarch 2022

* The shipping end time may change depending on the sales situation.

2. Future recommended products

sizeProduct name
135Fujicolor 100 36 shots
Fujicolor SUPERIA PREMIUM 400 36 shots
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Laowa Holiday Savings on 17mm f/4 for GFX and 9mm f/2.8 for X-Mount


Two of my favorite 3rd party lenses are discounted for the holidays the Laowa 17mm f/4 for GFX and Laowa 9mm f/2.8 for X-Mount at B&H Photo. These are two of the best wide-angle lenses you can get for Fujifilm cameras and they are very affordable.

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Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo App Released


Instax Mini Evo: B&H Photo / Amazon
Stone Gray Instax: B&H Photo / Amazon

The Instax Mini EVO app was released for iOS and Android even though the camera won’t ship for quite some time.

This app is developed exclusively for use with the Fujifilm instax mini Evo camera. This app is developed exclusively for use with the Fujifilm instax mini Evo camera. Simply, connect your instax mini Evo to this app via Bluetooth and get started.

1. DIRECT PRINT
Send pictures from your smartphone to the camera and print them out as instax prints. Images can be moved, rotated, and zoomed in/out before sending to print.

2. REMOTE SHOOTING
Release the camera shutter on your mini Evo using your smartphone as a remote control.

3. TRANSFERRED IMAGES (printed photo storage function)
Photos taken and printed with your mini Evo can be saved as a photo with an instax frame onto your smartphone. Share your prints on social media!

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