More Fujifilm X-H1 abuse, this time in the rain with a Godox XPro andV860II shooting bikes for about an hour. When the Fujifilm X-T2 first came out many were reluctant to get Fujifilm cameras wet and owners were doing some pretty extreme things to prove the durability of their X-T2. Of course, some photographers had problems, […]
There has been some speculation that the EU import duty, which was imposed on cameras in 2007 is the reason that the Fujifilm X-H1 has a limited record time, but this is highly unlikely. Many things in the EU are taxed and regulated in ways that we aren’t used to in the United States, but […]
The Fujifilm X-H1 is out in the wild and we have X-H1 owners group members that picked theirs up already and they are impressed. Some people are rushing to make content and but it will still likely be a few days before we see some quality comparisons from vlogers like Maxs Yuryev, until then a lot […]
Fuji Guy Billy showed up at Big Head Taco’s for an interview to continue promoting the Fujifilm X-H1. Most of the details are rehashed, but there are a few new ones like, relay recording, that make we wonder why the X-H1 wasn’t designed with an unlimited record time. If the recording limitations are hardware related […]
Fujifilm released LUT 1.1 with 3D LUT to create Film Simulation “ETERNA”, a neutral image where the black level is 0 by 10 bit and where the gamut complies with ITU-R BT.709 and a neutral image where the black level has an offset as its tone is the same as the F-log data that also […]
Fujifilm released their seventh Development Story covering IBIS, but it strictly covers the hardware side of IBIS and not the software side mentioned by Jun Watanabe in his interview with DPReview. We were already quite aware of the tight tolerances needed for Fujifilm IBIS to perform optimally, which they relayed by discussing laser measurement, but in their […]
