The Fujiguys demo what Fujifilm has to offer for videographers using the Fujifilm X-H1 with MK lenses to show off the high end and the Fujifilm X-T20 to show off the low end. Fujifilm offers pretty consistent quality throughout their range, but the X-T20 will need a gimbal for serious video work and it’s unable to […]
If you’re trying to choose between the Fuji X-T20 or Fuji X-E3 and are new to Fujifilm cameras this could be a very confusing decision to make. Photographers coming from other system are used to more segmentation, while people that are new to photography might not fully understand the differences in the utility of the design. […]
New firmware update for FUJIFILM X-T20 (Ver. 2.00) coming soon Complimentary upgrades will provide support for “FUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO”, improve studio flash controller compatibility, introduce new AF tracking algorithm and include other functional and operational updates for the ever evolving X Series mirrorless camera range. Check out the Live Blog February 15, 2018 FUJIFILM […]
Fujifilm X-T2 is Amateur Photographer’s Product of The Year among other Fujifilm products that received their love. Their loves page is interesting because it isn’t confined to one year or production, but their list is very solid including the: Fujifilm X-T2 Fujifilm X-T20 Fujifilm X100F Fujinon XF 50 f/2 Fujinon XF 23 f/2 You […]
Fujifilm GFX 50S Firmware 2.00 Users Guide Download Here GFX 50S Camera Body Firmware Update Ver.2.00 Download Here Fujifilm X-T2 Firmware 3.00 Users Guide Download Here X-T2 Camera Body Firmware Update Ver.3.00 Download Here Fujifilm X-T20 Firmware 1.10 Users Guide Download Here X-T20 Camera Body Firmware Update Ver.1.10 Download Here FUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO Ver.1.0 Users Guide View […]
X-T2 Camera Body Firmware Update Ver.3.00 Download Here 1.New AF tracking algorithm for moving subject Thanks to the newly developed image recognition algorithm, the update enhances AF-C to track moving subjects twice as fast as previous firmware. In addition, the update also enhances tracking to be able to capture up to 50% smaller moving subjects […]
