Officially announced: New Fujifilm X-E5 and XF23mm f/2.8 pancake
FujiFilm X-E5 preorder at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotoerhardt, WexUK.
FujiFilm 28mm preorder at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotoerhardt, WexUK.
FujiFilm X-E5 preorder at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotoerhardt, WexUK.
FujiFilm 28mm preorder at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotoerhardt, WexUK.
The FujiFilm X-E5 is about to be announced, and here you can find all the images and technical specifications. The X-E5 will cost $1,699, twice as much as the previous model, the X-E4. Now, this camera offers much more, but for US citizens, the 30% tariff rate will make it even more expensive.
Here are the first images of the new Sigma 12mm f/1.4 APS-C E/L/X/RF lens. It comes along a “bad” news. In very last minute Sigma postponed the announcement of this lens for unknown reasons. It should have been launched next week on June 17 along the new 17-40mm f/1.8 APS-C lens (which I leaked on this post).
I also have some pricing info about both lenses:
Again, 17-40mm lens is coming on June 17 while at this point I don’t know if and when the 12mm lens will be announced…
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AUSD info via How2fly
Global shipments of cameras by Japanese manufacturers increased by 23% in April. A surprising spike that accelerated after the good sales in Q1. Don’t really know what is driving this. There are reports about the Nikon Z5II selling hot in Japan but this can’t be the only reason. Let’s see if this trend continues in the coming months. But I would definitely say that all manufacturers can look forward to a brighter future.
Fujirumors (Click here) leaked the full X-E5 images and specs. There will be also a new 23mm f/2.8 pancake lens. This camera has everything in it: 40MP sensor, IBIS, Film simulation dial, integrated EVF…it could become the most cost effective entry camera for photographers!
The Fisheye lens is now available for preorder at BHphoto (Click here) and Venus Optics (Click here). it comes for Sony E, Leica L, Nikon Z and Canon RF mount
The official product video:
Here is a review from Albert Dros: