The third lens Fujifilm is currently developing is a tilt lens designed to meet the expectations of professional photographers. “When mounted on a large format GFX System camera, the wide-angle zoom lens can capture every subject detail from wide-angle to ultra-wide-angle with its incredible image-resolving power, inspiring new photographic creativity,” said Victor Ha, senior director of marketing and product development for FUJIFILM North America Corporation’s Electronic Imaging Division. The second FUJINON lens to be added is the first G Mount ultra-wide-angle zoom lens “GF 20- 35mm” (equivalent to 16mm-28mm in the 35mm film format). This lens joins the FUJINON GF80mmF1.7 R WR to expand the lineup of F1.7 lenses. The fast F1.7 lens can be combined with a shallow depth-of-field, produced by the large format sensor, to render the background out-of- focus for a maximum level of creamy bokeh. The first lens added to the GFX System roadmap is the large-aperture prime standard lens “GF 55mm F1.7” (equivalent to 44mm in the 35mm film format). Valhalla, N.Y., Septem– FUJIFILM North America Corporation has unveiled the latest development roadmap for interchangeable FUJINON lenses designed for its GFX System and X Series mirrorless digital cameras.Ī total of 17 lenses are on the development roadmap for the GFX System, catering to a variety of photographers with a wide range of needs who want their pictures delivered in ultra-high image quality, only made possible by using a large format sensor. That's all we know for now, but we'll publish updates as we receive more information.įujifilm Unveils Latest Development Roadmap For Interchangeable FUJINON Lenses For FUJIFILM GFX System And X Series Mirrorless Digital Cameras Fujifilm isn't giving much away at this stage, but promises the new zoom will provide 'a function to facilitate one-person shooting of full-scale video.' This zoom is joined by another, the XF 150-600mm (equivalent to 229-914mm) which is designed for portability and hand-held use. Meanwhile, the APS-C lineup isn't neglected, with several new lenses on the way including the XF 18-120mm (equivalent to 27-183mm in full-frame terms) designed for video creators. Fujifilm has also teased the development of an upcoming tilt-shift lens in the GF line, but we're still waiting for details of focal length and aperture. A total of 17 lenses are on the roadmap, now including a GF 55mm F1.7 – a standard prime equivalent to 44mm in full-frame terms – and a wide-angle zoom, the GF 20-35mm (equivalent to 16-28mm). Fujifilm has unveiled its latest development roadmap for X and GF-series lenses, for the company's APS-C and medium-format mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, respectively.
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