Fujifilm X series

Yeah.

So can I toss it back to you? Yeah, yeah, sure.

So if you got it, as you may know, the last few months I've had this Fujifilm XC three with a simulation and I'm getting nowhere.

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What do you mean by you're getting

Let me ask you this.

From my understanding, it's not a trade show and it's not an X summit, obviously.

So what is it for someone that has never heard of it before? In your words, what is it?

It's just a photography festival, if I wanted to put it plainly.

50 years or something.

I want to say it ran for like 50 years before ending around like 2018.

It was kind of like the photography place like that's where the original X100 was announced.

I have it tattooed right here on my wrist.

As a side note, I remember seeing some rumors on some patents online over the last few years about a hybrid camera with an OVF and an EVF in the same body, something like Fujifilm does.

you know, with their X-series cameras.

You know, that would be something that might be interesting as well to kill two birds with one stone, to have a camera that's F-mount that has an OVF and an EVF, you know, in the camera could flip out of the way, you know, some way to do it.

That would be very interesting as well.

it's no stock.

It's like the Fuji X...

How do you spell it? R-I-C-O-H.

Ricoh what? GR4.

The Fujifilm X-T6.

When can we expect this camera? I have some thoughts.

Hey everybody, Mark Sinoski here with Filmish.

Thank you for joining us.

Just last month, I released a video talking about the rumored delay of the Fujifilm X-T6.

All the rumors that I'm listening to and reading are all coming from Fujirumors.com. Patrick, who runs the site, does an amazing job.

Get all the latest and greatest from him because he has been probably, in my eyes, the most accurate.

So thank you, Patrick, for doing an awesome job.

So I brought my Ricoh GR2 black and white profile to shoot in the rain and on grey days so that I could continue a project on a grey, rainy day.

And then I had my Fuji X100V for sunny days.

And that was, I guess there were those two ideas, which was colour, sunny days, and then black and white, grainy, you know, more...

Japanese street style for the rainy and dark days.

Actual courses from beginner to intermediate taught in-house.

There are walks led by real Fujifilm X photographers, and there are also master classes on specific skills like lighting and micro photography.

What would I join if I were into photography? The community photo walks.

Think about it.

So it's fascinating to me that Olympus almost – with a touch of arrogance about them saying, no, micro four thirds is our thing, when it feels like the rest of the world is jumping off it.

Now, to your point of, they wanna go up against the X series from Fuji X 100, et cetera.

Well, then why not make it a fixed lens setup? Why make it interchangeable at all? Make it a fixed lens setup, put a full-frame sensor in it.

I mean, now that would be something I could get around.

I take it back.

Occasionally, when I'm on vacation with the Fuji X Pro on my shoulder and I'm taking vacation-y pictures, I don't pull out the tripod.

I will shoot it handheld.

That's about it.