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Fujifilm is breaking records – but the memory crisis is hitting so hard, even Instax is affected. Is a price change coming?
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6 years on, these high-end full-frame DSLR cameras are getting a fresh firmware update
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Halfway through 2026, camera sales are beginning to slow – in every category except these two
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The SG-image AF 35mm f/2.2 lens is now available for L-mount cameras
Inside the sleek all‑metal barrel sits a 7‑element, 5‑group optical stack that SG-image says has been engineered for image clarity and contrast.
Viltrox’s ‘silver trio’ gives Fujifilm shooters lenses that actually match their cameras
Apart from the different coloring, the lenses are the same as the black versions that the company released throughout last year.
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