Fujifilm has just announced a 0.8x wide-angle conversion lens for the X100 today – an adapter promising to extend the X100′s 35mm equivalent focal length to a wider 28mm without jeopardizing the overall image quality the retro-inspired point and shoot is known for.
Just last week, FUJIFILM announced plans to increase the price of all color negative, color reversal, black and white, and quick snap photographic films – a price-hike that would affect customers worldwide. Today, FUJIFILM North America was first to confirm region-specific details regarding the revelations, stating:
Fuji has just released the first firmware update for their flagship mirrorless offering the X-Pro1, aiming for version 1.01 to correct the rather annoying occurrence now dubbed “chattering” – a noise that can be heard when the aperture blades automatically adjust to light when the camera is moved, an occurrence audible in the video below:
Japan’s Rayqual, the latest company to dip into the promising waters of Fuji X-Pro 1 lens adapters, has just revealed nine new models for Fuji’s mirrorless interchangeable lens beauty, bringing a Leica M, Nikon F, Contax/Yashica, Canon FD, Pentax K, Olympus OM, M42, Leica R, and Kodak offering to the market as of today, April 12th, 2012.
In celebration of the opening of their new 22,000 square foot technology department in London, the upscale U.K. department store Harrods, in association with Fujifilm and British luggage manufacturer Globe-Trotter, have decided to create the most exclusive compliment for the trendsetting Fuji X-Pro1 owner – a limited-edition Vulcanized Fiberboard and leather suitcase.
When Fuji released last month’s firmware version 1.03 for the X10, many believed it would function as intended and cure the mysterious “white disc” or “blooming” issue, a phenomenon where the highlights of an image appear as white rounded, delineated shapes.
Although Fuji themselves revealed their own Leica M-mount lens adapter for the X-Pro 1 back at the 2012 CES show held this past January in Las Vegas, it was only a matter of time before third party manufacturers announced their own, and for all intents and purposes, cheaper version for Fuji’s new mirrorless offering.
Adorama is one of the first major online retailers to list display availability of the very sleek-looking, all black, Fuji X100, listing the Limited Edition Premium Set for $1,699.95.
The kit includes many of the X100 essentials that were previously sold separately with the original X100, Including the all black lens hood, filter adapter, and genuine black leather case, a sign that Fuji didn’t skimp of the limits of their “Limited Edition.”
Although it was mentioned to be in development back at CES, it wasn’t until today, the first day of the CP+ show, that we would get our first glimpse of the Fuji X-Pro-1′s Leica M-mount adapter – a welcoming sight for potential owners of Fuji’s mirrorless interchangeable lens beast.
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The Week in Reader Photos: January 1, 2012.
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