Really Right Stuff Fujifilm GFX100 Quick Release L-Plate Available For Pre-Order


RRS opened preorders for their FUJIFILM GFX 100 QUICK RELEASE L-PLATE. You can put in your order here.

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Deal Zone: Gitzo 100-Year Anniversary Edition Tripod


B&H Photo has some great deals in their deal zone today so don’t miss out. Gitzo’s 100-Year Anniversary Edition Tripod which is limited to 1,917 tripods and is probably the best deal since it is almost 50% off, which you can purchase here.

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Godox V1 Officially Available For Fujifilm


The Godox V1 TTL Li-ion Round Head Camera Flash is now available for Fujifilm. Amazon also has a lot of V1 accessories listed here.

Product Highlights

  • Compatible with FUJIFILM TTL
  • Output: 76Ws
  • Auto Zoom Control, Zoom Range: 28-105mm
  • 2.4 GHz Wireless X-System Transmitter
  • Built-In LED Modeling Lamp
  • Tilts -7 to 120°, Rotates 330°
  • Round Flash Head Design
  • Magnetic Light Modifier Attachment
  • 1.5 sec Recycle Time, HSS Support
  • Removable, Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery

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Godox V1: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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First Instax Mini LiPlay Product Photos Leaked

Nokishita leaked product photos for the Instax Mini LiPlay coming June 12th. We have known about this camera for a while and the design is not a surprise. The Instax Mini LiPlay will be pretty much just like the SQ cameras but in a more traditional and compact format.

Instax Mini LiPlay(Coming Soon): B&H Photo / Amazon

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Fujifilm GFX 100: Birth of a Camera by Cinima5D Starts in Nov 2018

Cinima5D documented the creation of the Fujifilm GFX100 in partnership with Fujifilm starting in November 2018. Fujifilm starts 2 years in advance with the development of their camera system. They believe their customers will really enjoy working with a 100MP sensor. Below are some key points

  • IBIS was a must because of how sensitive 100MP can be to movement
  • Their IBIS system was initially very big and heavy but they improved it
  • It took a while for them to get the size and weight to be just right in addition to being robust
  • Fujifilm made high-quality 4k priority followed by fast AF
  • Could have gone full frame or medium format
  • They decided to make the camera the right way with medium format
  • Design and R&D work closely together to make the body
  • Once the designers have a sketch it goes to their mechanical design group or a development team
  • Speed, price, and design are big challenges
  • The Mechanical design group then has to realize the design/size/style
  • From there the first mockups are designed and they include every aspect of the camera
  • The mechanical designers tried to make it as small as possible
  • Fujifilm’s priority wasn’t style, but functionality which is different than their other cameras that have more stylish functions
  • Fujifilm completely changed how the camera works
  • Removing the dials made the IBIS easier to fit in a smaller body
  • They then get to a full mockup that is almost the same as the final production model
  • The GFX 100 is a new image sensor with new IBIS and a new face detect AF system and 4k video so it was difficult to bring everything together
  • Image quality is what Fujifilm is most proud of in relation to sharpness, resolution, and color quality
  • It’s really not that hard for them to simulate shooting film according to their IQ expert that has been handling it for 15 years
  • The GFX100 is using the AF algorithm from the X-T30 that is also in the X-T3 now
  • Fujifilm had to work on recovery time from far off AF points though so infinity to up close etc…
  • The sensor and the IBIS are the most complicated things in the camera
  • 90 components need to be developed beyond the sensor and IBIS
  • The large sensor is more sensitive to environmental noise so everything must be optimized
  • The official launch was delayed a little in March due to the IBIS, but they also wanted to make sure there were no small mistakes

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Fujifilm GFX 50S: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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New Profoto B10 Plus Announced and Available


The New Profoto B10 Plus can now be ordered from B&H Photo and Adorama

Product Highlights

  • 500Ws, 10-Stop Power Range
  • Length: 9.3″, Diameter: 3.9″
  • Li-Ion Battery: 200 Full-Power Flashes
  • Full TTL Auto Exposure Control Plus HSS
  • 0.05-2.5 Second Recycling
  • t0.5 Freeze Mode: 1/50,000 sec Duration
  • 3000-6500 LED Modeling Lamp, CRI 90-96
  • 330′ Wireless Triggering with Air TTL
  • Smartphone Connectivity with Profoto App

B10 Plus vs the B10
The three key differences between the B10 and the B10 Plus are flash power, size, and weight. They also share the same accessories but the bag size in the single head kits are made appropriate to their individual sizes.

Press Release:
Profoto B10 Plus – More power of small
With the B10 Plus, shooting on location isn’t about problems, it’s about opportunities.

Because shooting on location forces you to make choices.

For the most part, those choices inevitably come down to how much gear to bring and how much gear to leave behind.

Because if you’re shooting a wedding, for example, you can’t afford for your gear to slow you down. And if the location is remote there’s only so much you can realistically carry. Ultimately, there’s always a compromise. Read More »

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