Godox has been aggressively updating it’s flashes and triggers lately, but V05 for the X1T-F transmitter doesn’t add much:
1. To add the Fn-12 C.Fn custom setting so that the customer can set RF ID value.
You can download it here
Godox X1T-F: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Godox V860IIF: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox TT685F: B&H Photo / Amazon
Godox TT350F: B&H Photo / Amazon
FStoppers caught Canon Italy and Spain posting images that are identical to those taken by Elia Locardi the creator of the Photographing the World series which we have covered here before. According to FStoppers the photograph that Canon posted to their Facebook and Instagram account uses the same composition as Elia’s original work and the sky from his photo, but I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if they just did a lot of photoshop work. You can see the two embedded photos below and I wasn’t even going to link to the Canon one except you really have to see it to believe it.
Canon is a huge company and it is perfectly acceptable for them to promote superior systems and photography when they come across it, but when they get caught red-handed like this posting a partially Fujifilm photo without credit it should make us all wonder how many other promotional photos might have been captured in part or in whole with non-Canon cameras over the years. Doesn’t Canon have enough skilled photographers to pick from and how do they go about selecting photos to promote as Canon Photos?
This whole fiasco is partially why I do not particularly enjoy highly edited photography because it becomes less about the capture and more about your photoshop skills and ability to hide what you have done. If you want to really dive into the infringement FStoppers has access to the originals and has singled out a bird that is in the sky by a bush in both photos, but the sky being an exact match should be a dead give away on it’s own. Nice going Canon and I love your mirrorless camera.
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Wall Plug for AC Power Adapter AC-5VF for Digital Cameras
To our valued customers
Thank you very much for purchasing and using our products.
Fujifilm announced that it has received 6 reports of a cracked or damaged wall plug for AC power adapter AC-5VF for certain FUJIFILM digital cameras. We confirmed that the strength of the wall plug within certain manufacturing lots may not be enough in rare cases. A weak wall plug may crack or break and possibly be separated from the AC power adapter. If a cracked or broken wall plug separates while still connected to an electric outlet, there is a possibility to deliver an electric shock. Therefore, please stop using the AC power adapter AC-5VF until you have identified whether or not your wall plug is included in the corresponding manufacturing lots set forth below. In particular, never use a cracked or broken AC power adapter AC-5VF.
We haven’t received any report of an electric shock. But we will replace your affected AC power adapters AC-5VF with new ones for free as a proactive solution to prevent electric shock accidents.
Until we deliver the replacements, please charge your camera only by connecting to your PC via the bundled USB cable and not by using the wall plug.
We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may cause but our priority is your safety with our products.
AC Power Adapter AC-5VF
* No other adapters are affected and you may continue to use them.
Some lots of AC Power Adapter AC-5VF bundled with certain camera models and serial numbers listed below are applicable to this issue.
| Models | Sale |
|---|---|
| FUJIFILM X-A3 | ‘2016 |
| FUJIFILM X-A10 | ‘2016 |
| FinePix XP90/XP90H/XP95 | ‘2016 |
| FinePix XP120/XP125 | ‘2017 |
You can check your adapter by serial number at Fujifilm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6SSkteXEe8
The Fujifilm X100F is incredibly popular and it complements just about any camera. It is also a great first camera, but I have been debating pretty had between the X100F and X-E3 for a while now, because believe it or not the Fujifilm X-E3 is a little smaller than the X100F. Since I have a very large lens selection already the X-E3 seems like a no-brainer, but the optical viewfinder in the X100F is calling me and the X-E3 gets ever so slightly larger than the X100F once you add a lens. I will eventually pick up one or the other but until then I will have to continue grabbing my X-T2 or a7RIII when I want to travel lighter/smaller than the Fujifilm GFX.
Images via Camera Size Comparison
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ianmacdonaldphotography – 406 DAYS WITH THE FUJI X100F
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Samuel L. Streetlife – 50mm FUJIFILM X100F? – TCL-X100 Mark II Review
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Fujifilm X100F: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm X-E3: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
The Nissin Air10s wireless TTL commander that was supposed to ship on July 18th, 2017 is now going to ship on February 21st 2018 from B&H Photo. Nissin was one of the first flash makers to fully support Fujifilm, although updating their flashes was a burden because it has to be sent back to the manufacturer to update. The Nissin Air10S is supposed to alleviate that problem by having a microSD card slot, but is it too little too late?
Nissin i60A: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Nissin Di700A: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Nissin i40: B&H Photo/Amazon/Adorama
Magnum released more videos from the Project Home series that they started in collaboration with Fujifilm. You can view the first batch here if you missed them. Home is an interesting concept form the agency and I wonder what went into the Fujifilm GFX 50S being selected for this entire collaboration. I photograph my entire family almost exclusively with the GFX today, but I started documenting them with Leica so maybe they saw it as a logical step up in quality while preserving a good photographic experience as I did. The Fujifilm GFX really is a great camera for preserving the moment and I am glad Magnum agrees. Maybe I will try to take a trip to NYC in March when the exhibit will be there from the 2nd-14th at the Milk Gallery if things slow down a bit.
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