Godox iT30Pro F TTL Mini Flash


Godox iT30Pro F TTL: B&H Photo / Amazon

Developed as a highly portable TTL flash for use with FUJIFILM cameras, the iT30Pro F TTL Mini Flash from Godox is an effective lighting tool with automated flash settings. Offering support for FUJIFILM TTL and the built-in Godox 2.4 GHz X wireless radio system, the iT30Pro F can be used as a transmitter or receiver unit. Use it to trigger select Godox flashes with 2.4 GHz X system compatibility. As a receiver, the iT30Pro F can be controlled by an optional Godox transmitter. The flash supports TTL, manual and multi flash modes, HSS, second curtain sync, FEC, WN switch, and other handy functionalities. A compact and versatile lighting control device, the flash features a convenient 2.8″ full-color touchscreen interface for comfortable operation and a shoe-mounted housing for compatibility with a wide variety of cameras. The iT30Pro F is ideal for photographers in need of a compact and reliable camera-mountable light source with TTL capability. The iT30Pro F’s modern and sleek design in black finish will also elevate the aesthetics of your camera.

The First Godox Mini TTL Flash
The iT30Pro F offers automatic and manual controls and works well for photographers of all experience levels, including beginners or those working with smaller-scale shoots. It arrives as the brand’s first TTL flash in a mini format—measuring only 2.6 x 1.9 x 1.8″. The iT30Pro F has a guide number of 49.2′ at ISO 100 and flash durations from 1/1000 to 1/30,000 sec. You can also manually adjust the flash’s output from 1/128 to full power to achieve greater lighting precision.

WN Switch
Effortlessly toggle between W and N modes using an integrated WN switch placed on the side of the flash body. The W mode enables the wide-angle diffuser to extend the flash range, while providing even lighting at a close distance. When selecting the N mode, the flash maintains high light intensity over a longer distance, while the diffuser is off.

Built-In Rechargeable Battery
After charging with the flash’s included USB-C cable, the iT30Pro F’s built-in 7.2V, 900mAh lithium battery provides up to 560 full power flashes with a 1.5 sec recycling time.

2.4 GHz X Wireless Radio System
The Godox 2.4 GHz X radio system is incorporated into the iT30Pro F for transmitter and receiver functionality. The iT30Pro F functions as a transmitter unit for select Godox flash units, while also working as a receiver unit for the separately available XPro, X2, and X3 transmitters. This compatibility with Godox’s X series flashes or transmitters enables more functionality and diverse setups. The iT30Pro F wireless system has a range of 328′, featuring four groups and 32 channels.

Control at Your Fingertips
The iT30Pro F has an intuitive touchscreen interface and onboard controls for easy and quick access to the flash settings. Indicators are available on the LCD panel to inform the remaining battery level.

Firmware Updates
Firmware updates via USB-C port ensure compatibility with the latest camera models and optimal performance.

Additonal Details

  • High-speed sync up to 1/8000 sec
  • S1 and S2 settings
  • First and second curtain sync
  • +/- 3-step of flash exposure compensation in 1/3 increments
  • Multi-stroboscopic flash mode up to 100 times, 100 Hz
  • TCM converter capability
  • Wi-off mode
  • Standby and screen lock
  • Power switch and auto off ability
  • Hot shoe connection with a quick release foot design
  • 2.5mm sync cord jack for connecting an optional sync cable
  • Overheating protection
  • Lightweight at just 4.2 oz

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Fujifilm X Half Frame Manufactured by ASUS/Pegatron in China Not Canon


It is being “rumored” that Canon is manufacturing the Fujifilm X Half Frame on weibo, but it was proven to be a different Canon that is owned largely by ASUS. Some sites are still trying to “promote” the sensational rumor, but I am glad Fujifilm turned to a reliable company owned by ASUS, which is known to manufacture high-quality motherboards, graphics cards, and laptops.

Fujifilm X-Half Frame:
B&H Photo / Amazon (Silver / Charcoal / Black) / ShopMoment / Adorama

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Fujifilm X Summit Shanghai Announced For June 12th 2025


Fujifilm announced its next X Summit in Shanghai on June 12th, 2025. The theme for the event is classic, and Fujifilm is expected to announce the new Fujifilm X-E5 at the event. The Fujifilm X-E4 never got traction, and the Fujifilm X-E3 sold very well, so it will be interesting to see what Fujifilm has in store for us this June.

Fujifilm X-Half Frame:
B&H Photo / Amazon (Silver / Charcoal / Black) / ShopMoment / Adorama

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Fujifilm X-Half Frame Announcement Coverage


Fujifilm X-Half Frame:
B&H Photo / Amazon (Silver / Charcoal / Black) / ShopMoment / Adorama

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Fujifilm Launches Compact Digital Camera “X half (FUJIFILM X-HF1)”


Fujifilm X-Half Frame:
B&H Photo / Amazon (Silver / Charcoal / Black) / ShopMoment / Adorama

Fujifilm Launches Compact Digital Camera “X half (FUJIFILM X-HF1)”
Rediscovering and reinventing the charm of film photography in a digital format
Evolving from the concept of classic half-frame cameras
Compact, lightweight design at just 240g offering a film-like photography experience

TOKYO, May 22, 2025 – FUJIFILM Corporation (President and CEO, Representative Director: Teiichi Goto) announces the global launch of the “X half” (FUJIFILM X-HF1) from June 2025. The X half will be the latest model in the X Series, rediscovering and reinventing the charm of film photography in a digital format. It allows users to enjoy film-like photography with a lightweight body weighing only 240g*1.

The “X half” is a digital camera evolving from the concept of classic half-frame cameras*2, film cameras capable of shooting at half the size of 35mm film. In the past, Fujifilm introduced various film cameras, including the “FUJICA Half*3” released in 1963, sparking a timeless passion for photography. The “X half” is a digital camera that recreates and evolves the analog photography experience with a Frame Advance Lever and film-like photographic expression in a digital format. Fujifilm named this product “X half”, envisioning it as a perfect companion for both photography enthusiasts and newcomers exploring the world of digital cameras for the first time.

The “X half” is a compact digital camera that uses a 3:4 aspect ratio, different from the 3:2,4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios commonly used in many digital cameras, enabling the capture of still images and videos in a vertical composition. Equipped with a vertical optical viewfinder and LCD monitor optimized for vertical composition photography, the camera also features the “2in1*4” function, which enables the combination of two vertically composed photos into a single image, allowing for the creation of story-driven works that fully utilize the vertical aspect ratio. Furthermore, it includes “Film Simulation” which allows users to enjoy various color tone expressions as if they were changing photographic films, and “Grain Effect*5” which reproduces the unique graininess of film photos. Additionally, new shooting filters such as “LIGHT LEAK*6” and “HALATION*7” have been adopted, enabling diverse shooting expressions tailored to subjects and scenes. Furthermore, the “Film Camera Mode” revived the shooting experience of a film camera. In this mode, shooting is possible using only the optical viewfinder without the LCD monitor. After each shot, the Frame Advance Lever is operated to proceed to the next shot. The operation feels similar to advancing the film in a film camera. The images can only be viewed after the specified number of shots have been taken, adding an element of excitement and anticipation for the captured images.

“X half” is designed with a focus on lightness and product design, featuring a compact 240g body that evokes the charm of a classic film camera. It can be carried anywhere and used anytime for casual shooting. Additionally, the dedicated “X half*8” app allows the transfer of still images and videos to a smartphone, viewing captured images in gallery and album format, and printing them using the smartphone printer instax Link series*9, greatly expanding the ways to enjoy and express creative work.

The “X half” is a compact camera that digitally recreates and evolves the analog photographic expression and shooting experience unique to half-frame cameras, condensing the joy of photography into one device.

*1 A camera that shoots two frames of 35mm film at approximately half size (18 x 24mm).


Image aspect ratio for images taken with a half-frame camera

Vertical composition shooting is possible with half the size of 35mm film

*2 Including attached battery and memory card
*3 35mm half-frame camera released by Fujifilm in 1963
*4 A photo collage composed by dividing the 3:2 aspect ratio screen at the center and arranging still images/videos with a 3:4 vertical composition on the left and right
*5 An effect that reproduces the unique graininess of film photography
*6 An effect that realistically recreates the light leaks characteristic of film cameras
*7 An effect that replicates the phenomenon where part of the image becomes blurred due to strong light entering the lens
*8 A free app for Android and iOS devices. It is available for download from Google Play for Android devices and from App Store for iOS devices. Android and Google Play are trademarks or registered trademarks of Google Inc. iPhone and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. The iPhone trademark is used in Japan under license from Aiphone Co., Ltd. The iOS trademark is used under license from Cisco in the United States and other countries.
*9 Compatible models: instax mini Link 2, instax mini Link 3, instax SQUARE Link, instax Link WIDE

Product Features

(1)Vertical composition shooting and “2in1” function enable a wide range of shooting expressions
Equipped with a 3:4 aspect ratio rear LCD screen and a vertical optical viewfinder, ideal for capturing vertical compositions. Both still images and videos can be recorded in vertical composition.

 

  • Equipped with a back-illuminated 1-inch sensor and a 32mm F2.8 (35mm equivalent) prime lens, the “X half” achieves a high level of clarity and compactness. The focal length matches that of the One-Time-Use camera QuickSnap, enabling shooting with the same familiar angle of view.
  • By pulling the Frame Advance Lever between shots, it becomes easy to create a composite photo combining two vertically composed images, similar to a half size camera, with the “2in1” feature. Photo sequences can also be created by combining videos with videos or videos with still images*10. Additionally, the dedicated “X half” app enables the creation of collages. Furthermore, within the app, elements such as changing the color and size of the dividing line or swapping the left and right images can be easily and intuitively edited.
  • Enjoy a variety of color tones with “Film Simulation,” which combines faithful color reproduction and vivid gradation with “REALA ACE” and 13 other modes*11. Select the mode that best suits the subject and scene to explore a wide range of color expressions.

*10 Video-included photo collages can only be created within the camera itself and cannot be created using the app.
*11 The “X half” film simulation mode includes 13 modes: PROVIA, Velvia, ASTIA, CLASSIC CHROME, REALA ACE, CLASSIC Neg., NOSTALGIC Neg., ETERNA, ACROS STD, ACROS + Ye FILTER, ACROS + R FILTER, ACROS + G FILTER, and SEPIA.

(2)Providing film-like expression and shooting experience

  • Three newly developed filters have been added: “Light Leak”, “Halation”, and “Expired Film”. These filters make it possible to enjoy the distinctive expressions of film cameras in digital form. Additionally, eight popular filters from instax products, including double exposure, are also included.
  • The “Grain Effect” feature adds natural graininess to the entire photo, making it simple to create a film-like look. The graininess of the film can be adjusted to modify the texture of still images and videos as desired.
  • A new “date stamp” feature has been added. Similar to film photos, a stamp with the date the photo was taken can be added to the bottom right of still images and videos.
  • The newly developed “Film Camera Mode” is now available for the “X half.” This shooting mode replicates the experience of film photography, allowing captured images to be viewed*12 only after completing the pre-set number of frames*13. After taking a photo, the next shot can be taken by pulling the Frame Advance Lever on the camera’s top plate. Once the set number of photos has been taken, the shooting data can be transferred to the dedicated “X half” app to perform digital development, enabling photos to be viewed, edited, and shared within the app. A contact sheet*14 is also saved simultaneously after digital development.
  • The dedicated “X half” app allows captured still images and videos to be enjoyed as if viewing a gallery or album. Additionally, it enables direct uploads to various social media platforms from within the app. Printing is also supported via the smartphone printer instax Link series*15, along with the ability to order print products*16 tailored to the photographic expressions of “X half.” This provides the enjoyment of both printing and creative production.

The application allows the creation of 2in1, and contact sheets can also be saved simultaneously.

When viewing within the application, two background colors and six types of frames can be selected.

*12 The number of shots in “Film Camera Mode” can be selected from 36, 54, or 72.
*13 The “Film Camera Mode” can be canceled at any time by double-tapping the sub-LCD. Even after cancellation, the captured data can be transferred to the “X half” app to view the images taken up to that point.
*14 A feature that allows you to view a list of photos taken in “Film Camera Mode.” This replicates the “contact sheet” used during film development to view all captured frames in a list.
*15 Photos taken in modes other than “Film Camera Mode” can be printed directly from the “X half” device using the instax Link series.
*16 Features such as “Contact Sheet Print,” which allows printing of contact sheets. Available in Japan first, followed by other regions.

(3)Compact, lightweight, high-quality product design and high operability

  • Lightweight and compact body weighing only 240g. Interchangeable lenses are not required, making it an ideal everyday camera that can be carried around without feeling burdensome.

Lightweight and compact body that can be carried around every day

  • The X series features a high-quality product design that combines the high design and operability common to the X series with the appeal of classic cameras. The design is finished to provide the comfort of analog operation, such as the feel of the aperture ring and Frame Advance Lever.
  • A new user interface has been adopted, utilizing two types of touch operations—swipe and flick—for the rear LCD screen. Smooth touch operations enable intuitive changes to shooting settings and film simulation, ensuring operation feels seamless and stress-free. Comfortable operability has been achieved while maintaining an overwhelmingly compact body.
  • Equipped with an optical viewfinder, allowing subjects to be captured as seen through a clear and unobstructed view. When using the optical viewfinder, up to 880 shots can be taken without concern for battery life, enabling full immersion in photography.

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First Fujifilm X-Half Frame Video Leaked!

Fujifilm X-Half Frame:
B&H Photo

A Fujifilm X-Half Frame video leaked a little early. It will probably be pulled shortly, so I have posted several full-resolution screenshots from the video below showing off some of the operation of the camera. The camera looks super small compared to a bulky smartphone. I hope Fujifilm gets phone connectivity right since Fujifilm isn’t known for great phone connectivity. If Instagram were still for photographers instead of trying to be a TikTok replacement, this camera would be great for the platform.

Final Specs:

  • $849
  • 13 film simulations
  • 12 filters
  • Video Light
  • Two touch screens for operation
  • NP-W126S battery
  • Weight: 243g
  • 10.8mm lens – (6 elements in 5 groups, includes 3 aspherical elements)
  • 10cm minimum focus distance
  • Size: 105mm x 64.3mm x 30mm
  • 1″ inch 20 MP sensor, effective 17 MP for 3:4 aspect ratio
  • built-in LED light
  • Diptych Modes
  • “Wind” Lever
  • Optical viewer finder
  • New X Half App
  • Instax printers support
  • JPEG only
  • Cold shoe
  • Shipping June

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