While the focus of todays Fujifilm event was clearly its APS-C X-mount system, the company hasnt forgotten about its medium format GFX System. Today, Fujifilm unveiled its latest medium format zoom lens, the GF 2035mm F4 R WR, a compact ultra-wide zoom for GFX System cameras.
The lens offers a roughly 1628mm (full-frame equiv.) focal length range and is constructed of 14... more
There's a new king of APS-C resolution, and it's the 40 megapixel X-H2! We've had the opportunity to spend some time with a pre-production camera, and you can take a look at some full size images we've captured. Let us know how you like the results in the comments!
The not-so-secret Fujifilm X-H2 has finally arrived, built around a 40MP APS-C sensor. We've been testing a pre-production unit for a few weeks and share our first impressions of this highly anticipated camera.
Fujifilm has announced a new lens for the GFX medium format camera system, the Fujinon GF20-35mm f/4 R WR lens, which is billed as a compact and lightweight ultra-wide lens option.
There is a constant push for faster and lighter technology across different industries, including laptops, smartphones, drones, cameras, and more. In the photography world specifically, mirrorless cameras have appeared on top of the race to overtake DSLR cameras as the industry standard camera for still photography.
Fujifilm has used is X-Summit event in New York to announce the X-H2, the XF 56mm F1.2 R WR, the GF 20-35mm F4 R WR and tease that it's developing two tilt-shift lenses for its GF medium format system.
Fujifilm starts by sharing comments from photographers who've shot with the X-H2S over the past few months and apologizing for the delay in shipments... more
Queen Elizabeth II has died today at the age of 96. She was born in 1926, the same year the very first SLR film camera, the Ermanox Reflect, was introduced to the market and found herself in front of one type of camera or another for most of her life.
The United States National Science Foundation (NSF) is celebrating the successful inauguration of the world's most powerful solar telescope, the Inouye Solar Telescope, through a pair of extremely detailed photos of the Sun's chromosphere.
Canon has said the quiet part out loud: it doesn't want you to spend any of your money on anything other than Canon products. This is a huge mistake, and I'm pleading that the company rethink this strategy.
