Today Fujifilm announced a new Instax Mini 70 camera ($139.95). Why? Because the Fuji Instax cameras are one of the best sellers on Amazon and the company reported a strong growth for that product line in their latest (2015) annual report: What’s new in the Instax Mini 70 camera:
As previously reported, Fujifilm released firmware update ver.1.01 for the X-A2 camera with support for Windows 10. All remaining cameras in Fuji’s lineup will be updated by the end of December. The latest Fuji deals: X-T1o is now $100 | X-E2 kit is now $348 off | X-A2 kit is now $50 off | X-M1 is now $100 off
The Rokinon XEEN cine lenses currently have an early adopters discount: $1500 instant rebate on the 24mm/50mm/85mm Canon, Micro 4/3, Nikon, PL, or Sony E mount lens set or a $300 instant rebate on any XEEN cine lens: see the details at B&H, Adorama and Amazon. Check out the latest Sony cameras and lens instant rebates. […]
Canon has a new patent application for a EF 35mm f/2 IS II USM lens. More information is available at Photographybay. The next patent is interesting – it’s a combined application between Fujifilm and Zeiss for a 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens designed for APS-C cameras.
Fujifilm released firmware update that adds support for Windows 10 for the following cameras: X-E2, X-Pro1, X100T, X100S, X30, X20 and XQ2. The updated for the X-A2 will come next month (September) while all other cameras in Fuji’s lineup will be updated by the end of December.
Gariz released a new leather case for the Fuji X-T10 mirrorless camera. The XS-CHXT10 model is available in three different colors:
The Fuji X-Pro1 camera with two XF lenses (27mm and 35mm) is currently on sale for $949.85 – that’s $900 off (Adorama has a similar deal). There is also a new X-Pro1 kit with the 27mm lens on sale for $799,90. All X-Pro1 deals are valid till August 15th.
Fuji released firmware update 1.01 for the X-T10 mirrorless camera (currently in stock) that includes a compatibility update for Windows 10. Fuji will release Windows 10 updates for other camera models by the end of the year. Here is the list of fixed issues in this firmware update:
Rocky Nook will soon released the second edition of their The Fujifilm X-T1 book. The e-book will be available on August 20th, while the print version will be ready later this fall. If you signup on this page now, you can download the e-book for $4 once it becomes available.
Today Fuji announced a new infrared version of their X-T1 mirrorless camera for the need of law enforcement, medical research and scientific communities. The price of the IR version is $1,699. Additional details:
