Fujifilm are back with another great Cashback on a load of lenses! 

Most notably their GF medium format lenses! Never has there been a better time to step into a new level of image quality.

FAQ

What products are eligible?

GF Mount Lenses

• GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Lens - $700 Cashback
• GF 32-64mm F4 R LM WR Lens - $700 Cashback
• GF 120mm f/4 Macro R LM OIS WR Lens - $700 Cashback
• GF 80mm F1.7 R WR Lens - $500 Cashback
• GF 45mm f/2.8 R WR Lens - $400 Cashback
• GF 63mm F2.8 R WR Lens - $400 Cashback
• GF 50mm f/3.5 R LM WR GFX Lens - $250 Cashback

X Mount Lenses

• XF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR Lens - $250 Cashback
• XF 50-140mm F2.8 R LM OIS WR Lens - $250 Cashback
• XF 10-24mm F4 R OIS WR Lens - $150 Cashback
• XF 56mm F1.2 R Lens - $150 Cashback
• XF 16mm F1.4 R WR Lens - $150 Cashback

In addition to these, we also have our lens bundles which if they include an eligible lens as above, you can claim your cashback!

Bundles

• Fujifilm GFX50S Mark II • 110mm f/2 R LM WR Lens Bundle 

Sony A7 IV Price and Release Date

UPDATE: 23 October 2021

Australian Pricing is now firm on the Sony A7 Mark IV and we're now taking pre-orders. 

We're selling the A7M4 for $3980 plus we're giving away a BONUS $100 Camera Warehouse Gift Card (only for a limited time)

So what are you waiting for?!  You can pre-order Sony A7 IV through our website, via Phone or email. All you need to pay is a 10% deposit to secure your order. 

The first shipment is expected to arrive by end of November 2021 and stock will be tight for a months due to demand. 

There's been some big announcements in the camera industry this year but we reckon this one really tops it off.  We don't know the full details and specs on the A7M4 yet but from what we know so far, the A7 IV full frame mirrorless camera really packs a punch above the rest without too much damage to your pockets. We're not 100% certain but based on the leaked information it's expetced to have a 33-megapixel sensor, 4K 60p video 10-bit All-I XAVC

Shoot at the Speed of Life!

What can we expect from the latest sports and action camera?

• 30FPS Electrical shutter continuous drive
• A brand new 24.1MP Full-Frame back-illuminated stacked CMOS sensor for high-speed readout
• Up to 8 Stops In-Body Image stabilisation
• Lightning-fast autofocus with accurate and intelligent tracking on people, animals, bikes and cars
• Eye Controlled Autofocus system
• 4K video at up to 120p

When is it shipping?

Australian shipping date for the EOS R3 will be towards the end of November 2021. 

Just 2 months away! However, with a camera like this, it is going to be hard to secure a spot unless you get in early!

Due to demand and looking at Canon's R5 release which took almost 6 months to clear the waiting list, I would say if you are interested in getting in on this camera, you'll need to secure your position early.

We have this live on our site where you can jump in with just a 10% deposit securing your position and securing

Most new cameras that come along create some excitement amongst us staff, but this would have to be the most buzzed we have felt for the release of a new camera that I can remember. 

What's being released?

It's a pretty big day for Fujifilm! We have 2 new cameras and 3 new lenses. 

The GFX 50S II camera is the real show stopper! It is a large format compact camera that has the most affordable price tag than anything before it and is more capable than most that will come after.

• 51.4MP Large Format sensor 1.7x the size of Full Frame
• Five-axis IBIS/OIS synchronized stabilization up to 6.5-stops
• Improved autofocus in as little as 0.184 seconds for fast operation
• 19 film simulations for colour to suit any occasion
• NEW customisable colour functions for stunning images straight out of camera 
• Weighs only 900g
• If 50MP isn't enough, get to 200MP reproduction using pixel shift for super high-resolution work
• Dust and Weather Resistant structure, able to operate at -10°C for operation even

We have found that it can be easy to find out the difference in cameras regarding their photo and video capability to make sure it’s right for your needs, however, even our own staff get a little stuck when it comes to choosing the right storage card to match your camera. We also frequently see people with cards that don’t match the camera, not adequate for what the camera is capable of or even spending too much to buy a card that is not required for a particular camera.

We’ll start with the most common conversation we have:

SD and MicroSD

The MicroSD (right) standard was first introduced back in 2005. They had a much smaller physical size than their SD card counterparts, which is a natural advantage when fitting inside smaller devices. While most MicroSD cards do come with an adapter to convert them into standard sized SD cards, it is more designed so they will go into a more common SD card reader, rather than be constantly used in a device. Since MicroSD cards don't lock inside

Tripod Designs

Every photographer from the cell phone snapper to the elite nature documentary knows that a wavering hand or heavy gust of wind can ruin an otherwise perfect shot. To accommodate these unforeseen forces, photographers began to adapt the artist's easel to hold a camera in place rather than a painting canvas. However, it goes further than simply being a stick to hold your camera though. Much like the majority of camera accessories, there are general and niche options available on the market today. So how do you decide which style tripod to get?
The Different Tripod Options
The world of photography has never been more accessible than it is today, with phone cameras capturing pictures with quality never imaginable for such a small device or extremely affordable high-quality mirrorless or DSLR's. This has led to more and more new photographers hitting the scene and sharing their favourite moments with the world. No one wants those moments to be blurry or fuzzy, ruining the shot

Give Your Camera the Support It Needs

Even the highest quality camera using the newest technology can't digitally compensate for every movement made by a swaying arm or natural handshake. This is where tripods and tripod heads come into play. What was once just a stable appendage for your equipment to sit on has now evolved to give many options to your exact style of movement and orientation needed to get the shot.

Types of Tripod Heads

With the improvements in camera quality, the possibilities of what could be captured facilitated the need to stabilize shots in all environments. Depending on your needs, each tripod head has something to offer. To find the best one though, we'll need to dive into each option and how they operate.

Ball Heads

Definitely sitting at the throne of "most popular" tripod heads, ball heads utilize a machined bearing with a camera mount attached to them. This allows for full rotation as it does away with extra arms and axis-based construction that can hinder

New from Panasonic Lumix

We have woken up to a new day of hope in the Micro Four Thirds community. Panasonic has made three big announcements that can finally put an end to years-long debates about where they are heading, is Micro Four Thirds dead and do I upgrade to full-frame.

Let's start with the most exciting one.

The GH6!

This is the most ominous camera we have here.
There is certainly more to come on this, so please stay tuned.

But more than anything, this camera puts an entire blanket of relief over any Micro Four Thirds user who hasn't seen a significant upgrade in years. There is a tendency to have a camera for a limited number of years while building up your skills with that equipment. You can buy new lenses to satisfy your urge to buy another camera, but there will get to a point where everyone wants something new from their camera body. Panasonic most likely lost a lot of people who grew impatient and moved to full-frame, but those who have stuck it out this long, well

Bonus Sigma 45mm Lens with your new Panasonic Lumix S5!

Bonus items are always great, but many will be envious of this one.

For an entire 2 month, from April 30 through to June 30, you are able to claim the super sharp, full frame, Sigma 45mm 2.8 lens Sigma 45mm f/2.8 DG DN Contemporary Lens, which is valued at over $800. 

This lens has excellent reviews and would be one we'd recommend for any filmmaker or photographer's S5 kit anyway.
It's super compact and lightweight to match the, "tiny tech, mighty spec" Lumix S5.

This lens is redeemable through Panasonic Australia once you have your camera in hand. Don't worry about not getting your claim in on time, you have 2 weeks after the promotion finishes to get your claim in.

If you have any questions for more detailed information, you can contact us via Phone: 02 9558 3116, Email: sales@camera-warehouse.com.au or Visit us in-store at 395 Princes Highway, Rockdale 2216