Mamiya 7 FotodioX Pro Fusion Smart Adapter to Fujifilm GFX Adapter

FotodioX released the first Mamiya 7 smart adapter for the Fujifilm GFX that allows for the leaf shutter to be locked up and the aperture adjusted for use on the Fujifilm GFX camera. Amazon has quite a few Mamiya 7 lenses available new and used at this time. Below is a video about how to operate the adapter.

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Fujifilm Wako Introduces Line of Endotoxin Detection Reagents to U.S. Market


FUJIFILM Wako Introduces Line of Endotoxin Detection Reagents to U.S. Market
PYROSTAR™ ES-F line for endotoxin detection poised to support quality assurance process of future COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing

Richmond, Virginia, June 25, 2020 – FUJIFILM Wako Chemicals U.S.A. Corporation (FUJIFILM Wako), a wholly owned subsidiary of FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation of Japan, announced the U.S. introduction of the PYROSTAR™ ES-F line of limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) reagents, which are engineered to detect the presence of bacterial endotoxins.

The detection of endotoxins is required in a number of industries, including medical device and vaccine manufacturing, to minimize bacterial contamination in final product. As vaccine manufacturing is expected to increase due to COVID-19[1], bacterial endotoxin testing will be a crucial quality assurance measure to ensure patient safety.

Unlike traditional LAL reagents that are untreated and can lead to false-positives by activating 1,3)-ß-D-glucan, PYROSTAR™ ES-F is designed for the specific determination of gram-negative bacterial endotoxins, while also remaining unreactive to (1,3)-ß-D-glucan. Additionally,  PYROSTAR™ ES-F  is dual-purpose and can perform as either a quantitative turbidimetric (KTA) or qualitative gel- clot test assay. Available in both a single-test or multi-test configuration, the PYROSTAR™ ES-F line of reagents fits a wide range of quality control needs in environments where medical devices and vaccines are manufactured.

“As the demand grows for vaccines especially in the wake of COVID-19, FUJIFILM Wako understands the need for accurate and dependable bacterial endotoxin testing to ensure vaccines are not contaminated with harmful bacteria,” said Lisa Komski, General Manager LAL Sales,, FUJIFILM Wako Chemicals U.S.A. Corporation. “Mitigating risk to patients and complying with regulatory standards is vital. Endotoxin testing helps pharmaceutical companies avoid releasing defective products to the market. More importantly, it protects vulnerable patients.”

FUJIFILM Wako will distribute the PYROSTAR™ ES-F reagents under their Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) Division in the U.S.

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Green Extreme NP-W235 Battery For Fujifilm X-T4


Third-party batteries for the Fujifilm X-T4 are coming pretty quickly with the first DIGIeye NP-W235 now becoming unavailable, which was followed by the Wasabi NP-W235 that you can still order. Now Green Extreme has a battery exclusively available at Adorama, but there are no details or photos available yet.

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Fujinon GF30mm f/3.5 R WR Details and Price Leaked


The Fujinon GF30mm f/3.5 R WR will be coming soon for $1699.95 and will consist of 13 elements in 10 groups with 2 ASPH elements and 2 ED elements. It will have a minimum focusing distance of 32cm and maximum shooting magnification of 0.15x with a from filter diameter of 58mm. The lens will be 84 x 99.4mm and weigh 510g.

  • 13 elements in 10 groups (including 2 aspherical lenses and 2 ED lenses)
  • Minimum: 32 cm
  • Magnification: 0.15x
  • Filter Diameter: 58 mm
  • Size: 84 x 99.4 mm
  • Weight: 510 g
  • Price: $1699.95

The specifications of the FUJIFILM GF30mm F3.5 R WR, which will be announced in the near future, consist of 13 elements in 10 groups (including 2 aspherical lenses and 2 ED lenses), minimum shooting distance 32 cm, maximum shooting magnification 0.15 times, It seems that the filter diameter will be 58 mm, size φ 84 x 99.4 mm, 510 g. The North American price is $1699.95.

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Mega Deal Zone With Some Hidden Gems


B&H Photo often runs mega-deal zones with a lot of closeout items that are relatively uninteresting, but the current sale has some real gems. If you like ONA bags there have many deeply discounted along with dry cabinets. You can view the full list here or see a few picks below.

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Fujifilm GFX50R vs Hasselblad X1D II

Fujifilm disrupted the medium format camera market when they released the Fujifilm GFX50S and followed it with the 50R. In fact Fujifilm was so far ahead of the competition that Hasselbad quickly abandoned the original X1D and followed it with the X1D II, which by most accounts is a significant improvement over the original, but we haven’t seen a lot of comparisons. Above is a pretty good one and I have summarized it below:

  • X1D II is mainly screen driven and small
  • GFX50R has a lot of dials like a giant rangefinder
  • Both have the same Sony Sensor
  • The color science of each company is what will make the difference
  • Fujifilm much warmer and a little darker
  • Hasselblad can be a little warm sometimes too
  • An incredible amount of detail and tonality from both
  • Hasselblad has a more true to life tonality, but the Fujifilm has a very nice warm to cool tonality
  • Both have great color science
  • Hasselblad has richer color in high ISO
  • High ISO is very similar but the softer grain in the Hasselblad
  • Hasselblad can flash sync up to 1/2000th but Fujifilm you cannot without HSS otherwise you’re stuck at 1/125th
  • If you shoot with strobes the Hasselblad might be the better camera for you
  • When you mess with the color you can make them look similar
  • When recovering shadows the Fujifilm gets a little green, but the Hasselblad gets magenta splotches
  • Fujifilm has sharper grain
  • Toss up with dynamic range, with maybe an edge to Fujifilm for holding detail in the shadows
  • Fujifilm is big with big lenses with a nice tactile nature
  • Hasselblad is small and compact like a true mirrorless platform, but wish it had more dials
  • Fujifilm fastest AF
  • Hasselblad slow hunting AF
  • Hasselblad has great color
  • If your work is slow and deliberate Hasselblad might be your preference
  • If you need speed Fujifilm is the way to go
  • Both have strong image quality, detail, and color
  • Hard to pick a winner unless you shoot a lot of strobes

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