
Fuji just released their official notice that Firmware 1.01 (not 1.1) is available, which we reported when it went live earlier today. It installed issue free for me, but was a little slow, so be patient. Good luck and happy shooting.

Fuji just released their official notice that Firmware 1.01 (not 1.1) is available, which we reported when it went live earlier today. It installed issue free for me, but was a little slow, so be patient. Good luck and happy shooting.

Today an administrator on the original fuji-forum updated their report on the upcoming Fujifilm X-Pro 2 Firmware. Firmware version 1.01 is now available here.
The Update Addresses
The reset issues
Long exposure image quality
Other minor bugs
Update Status
Just updated my camera and it went smoothly
Via Fujix-Forums
Last night I was filming with the Fujifilm X-Pro 2 again to test manual video recording and I decided it would be interesting to do a comparison. I wanted to try something extreme, the FujiFilm XF 56mm f/1.2 R vs Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux M Aspherical. I moved the camera to try to match the field of view and I focused on the most stationary person before beginning recording. Read More

I came across an interesting article today about street shooting techniques that some might find informative, but it made me think about my particular style and success rate. I have always felt that I have a high hit rate for photos that I find pleasing, to the point that I largely need others to give feed back to help me reduce what I share publicly.
Yet, stylistically, how I go about capturing them changes pretty drastically depending on what camera I am using. For instance, I have always enjoyed great success shooting my Leica M completely manually with a thin depth of field but, on my Leica Q, I tend to select the aperture/shutter speed, then utilize autofocus/auto ISO. I further deviate with my Fuji cameras by utilizing zone focusing on them because sometimes the auto focusing fails when street shooting. The new X-Pro 2 is much better at achieving proper focus when on the move in a low light street shooting situation than past Fujifilm cameras, but it still isn’t as effective as a rangefinder with LED illumination at night. Read More

The Nissin i60a is now available for preorder on B&H Photo and Adorama. We covered its announcement previously and there was debate about whether the wireless capabilities would work on Fuji bodies. It seems from the B&H preorder page that Fuji models will have full Nissin Air 2.4Ghz support. Now I am curious to see how well high speed flash sync will work out of the box with this flash, if at all. I have heard the i40a works on the X-Pro 2 up to 1/8000th.

image courtesy of iFixit
iFixit has some detailed teardowns of past and current Fujifilm cameras. At this time they have directions for disassembling the Fujifilm X100T, Fujifilm X-M1, and Fujifilm X30. Surprisingly Fuji cameras can largely be disassembled with tools, most people already have in their tool kit at home. The two teardowns I would like to see most that haven’t been done yet are a X-Pro teardown and a complete disassembly of the hybrid viewfinder. What would you like to see?