Fujifilm GFX 50S Adapters and Review

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 22, 2017

The Fringer Contax 645 AF adapter is looks impressive and I can’t wait to get my hands on one. Contax 645 glass is looking like an increasingly good investment for Fujifilm GFX 50S owners. I hope firmware 1.10 doesn’t delay it’s release thought, since it updated the AF system in the GFX.

The Last Word – Fujifilm profiles for the GFX 50S

The Last Word – GFX vs a7RII — visibility of improved IQ

Film and Digitaltimes – FUJIFILM Report & Factory Tour

Fringer Dev – After huge amount of efforts, Contax 645 – GFX smart adapter prototype is finally ready for demo.

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Fujinon GF 110mm F 2 R LM WR: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujinon GF 23mm F 4 R LM WR: B&H Photo  / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm GFX 50S: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm X-T2: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm Instax Square: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Fujifilm X100F Roundup

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 21, 2017

With the Fujifilm X100F coming into stock left and right I am finding it very difficult to not pick on up from my favorite retailer. I might have to sell off some of my other gear to ease some of my guilt, but man did Fujifilm produce some compelling cameras this generation. I know many are waiting for the Fujifilm X-E3, but there are a lot of great cameras out there already and once again Fujifilm is producing consistently high image quality across their entire range of cameras.

Macleancomms – REVIEW: From T to F for the Fujifilm X100

Markbellringer – Fujifilm X100F – what is it teaching me?

Markbellringer – Fujifilm X100F with the Manfrotto Pocket

Henrysmithscottage – THE GEAR THAT I USE: THE FUJIFILM X100F REVIEW

Fujilove – My thoughts on the X100F

Ianmacdonaldphotography – 20 NEW FUJI X100F STREET IMAGES (AND A QUICK WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT)

Fujifilm X100F: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Impressive Fujinon GF 110mm F 2 R LM WR Samples, GFX 50S vs Sony a7RII Moire Test and GFX Focus Problem Wrap-up

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 21, 2017

image courtesy of Williamchue

While other Fujifilm sites are trying to sell you competing cameras we are are still focused on Fujifilm and man did some jaw dropping images get released by Williamchua using the Fujinon GF 110mm F 2 R LM WR today. The above crop of a crop is pretty crazy and shows the resolving power of the Fujifilm GFX 50S and Fujinon GF 110mm F 2 R LM WR. I can’t wait to try this lens.

The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX & Sony a7RII moire

The Last Word GFX Focus Problem Wrap-up
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX 50S focusing — summary to date
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 120/4 wide-open MF
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 120/4 MF accuracy
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 120/4 AF accuracy
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX/63 focus instability
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 63/2.8 wide-open MF
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 63/2.8 MF accuracy
The Last Word – Fujifilm GFX with 63/2.8 AF accuracy

You can find our Fujinon GF 23mm and GF 110mm launch coverage here and our wrap-up here.

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Fujinon GF 110mm F 2 R LM WR: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujinon GF 23mm F 4 R LM WR: B&H Photo  / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm GFX 50S: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm X-T2: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Fujifilm Instax Square: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Fujifilm X-T2 Who Needs Canon/Nikon and X-T2 vs Nikon D810

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 20, 2017

Lots of Nikon users are jumping ship form Fujifilm cameras and many are not disappointed. Finding Middle Earth is a channel run by one such user and he produces some really useful content that is worth a look sometimes. You can download his sample images here if you’re interested.

On a side note our GFX Facebook presence has been growing pretty exponentially and I received an interesting tip from a reader that lead to me including a late Easter Egg in this post. Some people are super negative trolls, but I have to say the community we have built is the best out there. If you can find it drop a comment on the FujiAddict or Facebook.

Adamwoodhousephotography – PENTAX-ASAHI 55MM F1.8 on XT2

Amateurphotographer – Panasonic GH5 vs Fuji X-T2

Michael Schaake – ARCTIC HORIZON PART 1/2

Michael Schaake – ARCTIC HORIZON PART 2/2

Michael Schaake – Iridient X-Transformer review (originally in German)

MIRRORLESS CAMERA REVIEWS – Fujifilm X-T2 Review

Blythestorm – Fuji XT-2 in camera Jpegs

Hendriximages – Three Intuitive Features that will make your Fuji X-T2 “Disappear” !

810photo – Tethering the Fujifilm X-T2

Fujifilm – BBC & NatGeo wildlife photographer Ben Osborne switches to Fujifilm

Apparently people are now trying to vlog with their Fujifilm X-T2’s, which I wouldn’t advise without a gimbal, but it’s interesting to see someone execute it well without.

Lots of Beautiful X-T2 wedding photos

Who needs Canon? I came across this before the Fujifilm launch event, but now it’s back to business as usual.

Fujifilm X-T2: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Markus Klinko’s Fujifilm GFX 50S Rig and Bowie Unseen Australian Gallery Opening

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 20, 2017


Fellow Fujifilm GFX 50S shooter Markus Klinko sent me some photos of his new GFX rig along with his Bowie Unseen announcement, which is opening in Australia. FujiAddict covered the Miami opening and it was a great exhibit that is not to be missed. The event is sponsored by Fujifilm and the prints are spectacularly sharp. I hope he does a similar shows in the future utilizing some of his GFX work.

I am sure Markus is producing some interesting work with the Elinchrom ELB 400. He says the Quadra Action head that he’s utilizing only weighs 10oz and is extremely powerful, while being lighter than most basic on camera flashes. He is also utilizing a variety of accessories from hard + spotted with grid to super soft with the Portalite 56.

If you’re into GFX gear then join our Fujifilm GFX Owners Group which is growing rapidly. We also have a Fujifilm GFX Page for GFX news on Facebook in addition to Fujiaddict on Facebook and Twitter.

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RoboSHOOTplus version 2.1 Released!

By Louis Ferreira | Published: April 20, 2017



RoboSHOOTplus version 2.1 Released!
We are pleased announce version 2.1 of RoboSHOOTplus. It is available NOW for MX-20 and MX-15 upgrades! This version adds Studio Strobe and additional flash support, High performance with CH/CL manual mode, In-Camera Control improvements, and more. Also, by virtue of expanded Nikon speedlight compatibility, this release enables Nikon support even on the lower cost ‘X-15 units. As a result, the MX-20 and MX-15 make great companions, since, with that combination you can upgrade both over-the-air!

The most important new features include:

  • Studio Strobe Support with AutoFP/HSS
    • Profoto AirTTL-N – AutoFP/HSS with both TTL and Manual control depending on head unit.
    • Godox X1N – AutoFP/HSS with both TTL and Manual control.
    • Flashpoint R2N – AutoFP/HSS with both TTL and Manual control
    • Phottix Odin II – AutoFP/HSS with Manual control
    • Quantum CoPilot – TTL and Manual
    • Studio Strobes controllers are supported on the MX unit (On-Camera) only.
      • The Strobe Controller defaults to group D (configurable). Power can be adjusted on the controller or to adjust power in-camera it can be set to Group A, B, or C.
      • When using Manual Control setting power in the Strobe Controller is recommended for best results and highest FPS performance.
      • Strobe Controller Groups can be used to adjust multiple strobes at the camera, independently.
      • Supports In-Camera Flash Exposure Compensation and other functions.
      • RX units may be used for speedlights in combination with Studio Strobes.
      • Please be sure to use the latest firmware for your strobes and controllers.
  • Expanded Speedlight Support
    • Nikon SB-800, SB-5000
    • Godox V860ii-N, AD360ii-N
    • See compatibility tables for more – many additional speedlights will function beyond what is listed in these tables.
  • Nikon Support on all unit types.
    • ‘X-15 units manufactured after March 2016 supported (and some earlier).
  • High Performance CH/CL in excess of 8FPS
    • Higher performance requires Manual Exposure to suppress preflashes
    • Results depend on flash power / recycle times, flash may weaken or not fire if insufficient charge to keep up.
  • In-Camera Control Improvements
    • Improved Manual Power Control
    • Improved Shutter Mash support
  • Enhancements
    • Improved EF-X500 detection
    • On-Camera flash manual power setting issue fixed
    • RX Group indication even with flash not present

Like all updates version 2.1 is available at no cost for self-installation. We also offer an upgrade service for an upgrade service fee of $20 plus shipping.

To get the upgrade follow the usual Upgrade Procedure. If upgrading from 1.x (RoboSHOOT, not RoboSHOOTplus) first obtain the new App.

B&H Photo
RoboSHOOT MX-20/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-15 bundle
RoboShoot RX-20
RoboShoot RX-15

Amazon
RoboSHOOT MX-20/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-15 bundle
RoboShoot RX-20
RoboShoot RX-15

Adorama
RoboSHOOT MX-20/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-20 bundle
RoboSHOOT MX-15/RX-15 bundle
RoboShoot RX-20
RoboShoot RX-15

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