Yuji Igarashi, Divisional Manager of Fujifilm's Professional Imaging Group, holding the GFX100RF on stage.
Photo: Mitchell Clark
Fujifilm has announced the GFX100RF, a fixed-lens medium format camera, at its X Summit event in Prague. It uses a 102MP sensor, paired with the X-Processor 5 chip found in the rest of the company's lineup and a 35mm (28mm... more
Today seems to be the day for teasers, with March 26 shaping up as the day for announcements. Canon just shared a teaser suggesting two new cameras coming on March 26, and now Sony has shared a mysterious YouTube video teasing a new camera also coming on the same date.
The video is short and has very little information. Typical of teaser content, the camera is... more
Canon posted a teaser across its social media channels, promising that something is coming soon. The post features two cameras shrouded in shadow, with a large "V" between them and the date March 26. "In one week, a new chapter begins! We promise it's worth... more
French photographer and YouTube creator Mathieu Stern's latest video discusses the wonderful world of close-up lens filters. Unlike some of Stern's stranger topics, like working with the world's blackest material and capturing travel photos with an infrared digital camera, close-up filters are something nearly every photographer might want to add to their... more
2012's XF1 was just one of a range of high-end compacts Fujifilm produced in the past.
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In our interview with Yuji Igarashi, Fujifilm's Divisional Manager, Professional Imaging Group, he seems to hint at more affordable models, aimed at first-time photographers.
"I think now that cameras have become quite expensive,... more
Fujifilm's Makoto Oishi and Yuji Igarashi at the company's booth at CP+ 2025.
Photo: Dale Baskin
Fujifilm is still committed to both the X-Pro and X-E lines, says Yuji Igarashi, Divisional Manager of its Professional Imaging Group, as we discussed the future of those cameras, the challenges of autofocus and addressing the X100VI backlog... more
Hidden cameras secreted by researchers at watering holes in Africa have found that wild animals change their behavior according to when people are around.
