Full-Time
Updated on 9/4/2026
Global precision manufacturer for healthcare
$95k - $125k/yr
Bothell, WA, USA
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Fujifilm Corporation is the main operating and manufacturing arm of the Fujifilm group, applying its precision chemistry, nanotechnology, and optical engineering to deep-tech and life sciences. It runs Bio CDMO facilities that manufacture biopharmaceuticals and vaccines, makes advanced materials like photoresists and chemical slurries for semiconductors, and develops AI-powered diagnostic imaging devices, endoscopes, and ultrasound systems, while also selling INSTAX cameras and X-Series products. It differentiates itself by applying a long history of precision manufacturing at scale across life sciences, materials, and medical devices rather than focusing on a single niche. Its goal is to turn strategic capabilities into tangible products that advance healthcare, electronics manufacturing, and imaging, maintaining leadership in precision manufacturing and applied science worldwide.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Founded
1934
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Fujifilm has launched ETERNA ProRemote, a remote control app for its GFX ETERNA 55 digital filmmaking camera. The app, available from 10 September, connects to iOS and iPadOS devices via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or wired LAN. ETERNA ProRemote offers three connection modes to suit different production needs. Simple mode connects via Bluetooth for basic operations. Advanced-Single mode uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for fuller control whilst monitoring live feeds. Advanced-Multiple mode supports up to four cameras simultaneously through an external access point. The app enables users to adjust camera settings, focus, iris, and zoom whilst viewing live footage. It also displays exposure and colour evaluation tools including waveform, vectorscope, and histogram. Users can transfer recorded files directly to their connected device and save or copy camera settings across multiple units.
Fujifilm launches 400mm lens designed for sports and birding. Need a telephoto lens for your Fujifilm camera? Recombu has been hands-on with the new Fujinon 400mm f/4.5 to see if it's any good. 04th Sep 2026 Today, Fujfilm launches a new telephoto lens designed to appease the needs of sports photographers and birding enthusiasts. The new 400mm f/4.5 lens - the Fujinon XF400mm f4.5 R LM OIS WR lens, to use its full name - adds to a relatively slim selection of in-house, long-reach glass from the brand. That long name gives away a great deal about the spec sheet on offer, too. Users will find an aperture ring on the barrel, while optical image stabilisation and snappy, linear motor focusing work their magic internally. The lens is also weather sealed, which came in handy during my testing on a rainy day in the English countryside. Elsewhere on the lens, you'll find a raft of customisable buttons, as well as a comprehensive selection of switches on the left-hand side. That allows the user to switch the range of focus between the full range or only subjects more than 5m away, activate or deactivate the optical image stabilisation system, and make selections about the focusing. A three-way rocker switch allows you to select between standard autofocus, autofocus-lock and a preset focus setting. To use that, hit the set button located beneath the selector switch to set the focus point. Then, when you return to the preset setting, the focus will automatically jump back to the preset location. That could be handy for things like motorsport photography, where you'll track a car, but want to pick up the next one in the same starting location. To get a feel for just how well the lens works, I took it out on an organized birding trip in the English countryside. And before I'd even managed to switch the camera on, I noticed just how lightweight the lens is. At just 1,245g (around 2.75 pounds), you really wont notice this on longer stints - I was out with it for a couple of hours and had no complaints. It's a far cry from some other lenses in this space. Handling is also aided by the weight distribution. Fujifilm has engineered the lens so that the bulk of the weight sits near the camera body, reducing front-end heaviness which can make things unbalanced. Being lightweight also makes it remarkably nimble. You'll have no problems using this handheld and quickly snapping between different compositions or tracking movement with the OIS system. In fact, it's such a far cry from other lenses of this focal length - a full frame equivalent of 609mm - that it took some time to get used to. Paired up with a Fujifilm X-H2s body, I went about shooting some birds. Early on, I found that the lens was struggling to keep pace with the birds in flight. That was, undoubtedly, a skill issue on my part as much as a slightly sluggish autofocus. However, I also think that the lens was in the preset mode for focusing, which was probably not helping. A quick switch of some settings and things were looking much better. Crucially, it was quickly apparent that this lens is incredibly sharp, with a level of detail across the frame which renders fine details impeccably. Individual strands in the feathers could be seen clearly, offering impressive results with relative ease. When the birds stopped thanks to the inevitable inclement weather, the 400mm f/4.5 also proved itself to be a capable - if slightly tight - portrait lens. A minimum focus distance of 2.75m means you can get nice and tight, giving this a dual purpose in your bag. If you're looking to get your hands on this lens, you'll need pretty deep pockets. In the USA, you'll pay $3,200, with Canadians and Brits paying CA$3,900 and £2,499 respectively. That's not cheap by any means, and also faces stiff competition from within its own wheelhouse. The brand's own 100-400mm zoom lens, for example, is significantly cheaper, with more scope thanks to the range of zoom on offer. And while the 400mm end is slightly darker there, it's not a significant enough jump to make it a no-brainer for anyone. It's always nice to see Fujifilm putting out lenses which push the envelope for its users. A good proportion of the brand's user base is associated with street photography, and much of its line-up excels in that arena. But that doesn't mean it's all they'll want or need, and longer lenses like this are a great addition. For me, this one still feels a little confusing. It's not quick enough to be leaps and bounds more useful than zooms in the brand's catalog - it would have made more sense to me to see something in the f/2 or f/2.8 realm - and costs a darn sight more to boot. Still, if you're passionate about primes and need a proper telephoto with killer image quality, this should definitely be on your list.
Fujifilm Launches "FUJINON Lens XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" A compact and lightweight super-telephoto prime lens delivering outstanding mobility Featuring the highest optical performance of XF lenses, making dynamic long-distance photography more accessible TOKYO, September 4, 2026 - FUJIFILM Corporation announces the launch of "FUJINON Lens XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" ("XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR")[*1]. The lens is a new lineup of the "XF Lens" interchangeable lens lineup for the mirrorless digital camera "X Series" that offers outstanding image quality and compact size and weight thanks to its unique color reproduction technology. "XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" is a super-telephoto prime lens featuring a focal length of 400mm (equivalent to 609mm in the 35mm format) and a bright maximum aperture of F4.5. Delivering the highest optical performance in the "XF Lens" lineup, the lens weighs only approximately 1,245g[*2] despite its super-telephoto specifications. In addition, enhanced camera shake detection accuracy and an optimized mechanical design provide up to 5.5-stop[*3] optical image stabilization. This enables stable shooting of subjects and scenes that require fast shutter speeds, including birds, motorsports, and aircraft. By pairing the lens with teleconverters, its focal length can be extended even further. "FUJINON Teleconverter XF1.4X TC WR" provides a focal length equivalent to 560mm (853mm in the 35mm format), while "FUJINON Teleconverter XF2X TC WR" extends it to 800mm (1,219mm in the 35mm format). With the addition of "XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" to the lineup, "XF Lens" now offers a range of large-aperture super-telephoto prime lenses covering focal lengths equivalent to approximately 300mm to 762mm in 35mm format. The lineup enables users to choose the optimal lens according to shooting applications, scenes, and subject distance, providing professional photographers, photography enthusiasts, and users seeking to take their photography to the next level with a highly reliable shooting system. *1 For local availability information, please contact your nearest Fujifilm office or authorized distributor. *2 Lens cap and hood are not included. *3 Pitch/yaw direction based on CIPA standard. Main features of "XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" (1) Optical performance embodying the technologies of "XF Lens" * "XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" features a super-telephoto focal length of 400mm (equivalent to 609mm in the 35mm format) and a bright maximum aperture of F4.5, making it ideal for photographing distant and fast-moving subjects such as birds, motorsports, and aircraft. * Combined with teleconverters, the focal length of the lens can be further extended. "FUJINON Teleconverter XF1.4X TC WR" provides a maximum focal length equivalent to 560mm (equivalent to 853mm in the 35mm format), while "FUJINON Teleconverter XF2X TC WR" provides a maximum focal length equivalent to 800mm (equivalent to 1,219mm in the 35mm format). * The lens consists of 21 lens elements in 14 groups, including 2 Super ED lenses and 4 ED lenses. By thoroughly suppressing chromatic aberration - a characteristic issue with super-telephoto lenses - the lens achieves exceptional resolution. This enables high-definition capture of even the finest details in distant subjects, allowing for the powerful visual expression unique to super-telephoto lenses. C Giacomo De Franchis Achieve creative photographic expressions that take full advantage of super-telephoto lenses and high-resolution performance, such as in wildlife photography (2) Outstanding mobility enabled by a compact and lightweight design. * Through extensive weight-saving measures, including a reduced lens diameter, shortened overall length, and thinner lens barrel construction, as well as by leveraging the 1.5x crop factor of the APS-C format, "XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR" achieves super-telephoto performance equivalent to 609mm, in the 35mm format while weighing only approximately 1,245g. This compact and lightweight design offers outstanding mobility for prolonged shooting sessions and transportation. * Although super-telephoto lenses tend to have a heavy front lens element, the optimum lens arrangement improves weight balance and delivers excellent handling characteristics. This reduces fatigue during extended hand-held shooting sessions. * The lens barrel is sealed in 20 places to provide dust-resistant, weather-resistant, and low-temperature operation down to -10°C. In addition, the front lens element is coated with fluorine to repel water and dirt, allowing users to shoot with confidence even during extended sessions in adverse weather conditions. (3) Powerful optical image stabilization performance of 5.5 stops. * By improving the accuracy of camera shake detection and optimizing the mechanical design, Fujifilm has achieved up to 5.5-stop optical image stabilization system. This enables comfortable hand-held shooting even in the super-telephoto range, where camera shake can have a significant impact on image quality. (4) Comfortable operability and fast, quiet, and highly accurate autofocus. * The adoption of an inner-focus system reduces the size and weight of the focus lens group. Furthermore, the focus group is driven by a high-speed linear motor, delivering fast, quiet, and highly accurate autofocus performance. Even in super-telephoto photography, where precise focusing is essential, subjects can be acquired quickly and accurately to capture decisive moments. * The Focus Preset function allows the focus position to be instantly shifted to a pre-set location using the SET button. Since there is no need to refocus on the targeted subject, users can achieve rapid focus acquisition. * The Focus Control Button is positioned near the front of the lens barrel. Functions assigned through the Focus Selector Switch, including AF-L, PRESET, and AF, can be instantly recalled enabling smooth autofocus operation. * The lens is equipped with a Focus Limiter function[*3] that restricts the lens drive range during focusing. By reducing lens drive time when photographing subjects located five meters or farther away, the function enables faster autofocus performance. * *3 The focus limiter function can be activated by the "Focus range selector. Product images. ZIP: 7.9MB Contact. Media contact. FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation Corporate Communications Division, Public Relations Group Customer contact. Please contact your nearest Fujifilm office. For information on Fujifilm subsidiaries and distributors, please access the following website. * * Please note that the contents including the product availability, specification, prices and contacts in this website are current as of the date of the press announcement and may be subject to change without prior notice.
Horizon Health brings the region's most advanced endoscopy imaging technology to patients. Sep 3, 2026 | 5:20 PM General Surgeon Fouad Hachem uses Fujifilm's newest video imaging system during a colonoscopy procedure at Horizon Health. The technology combines advanced LED lighting with 4K imaging to provide brighter, sharper, and more detailed images during procedures. Photo submitted by Horizon Health For Immediate Release - September 2, 2026 (Paris, IL) - When it comes to endoscopy, what your physician can see matters. Horizon Health is the only hospital in central and southern Illinois using Fujifilm's most advanced video imaging system, giving physicians a new level of visualization during endoscopy procedures and helping them make informed decisions about patient care. "For an endoscopist, our eyes are one of our most important tools," said Dr. Yaniv Cozacov, chief of surgery at Horizon Health. "Some of the abnormalities we look for can be remarkably subtle. The better we can see, the better we can identify an area that needs to be biopsied, removed or treated." Fujifilm's next-generation ELUXEO EP-8000 Endoscopic Imaging System combines advanced LED lighting with 4K imaging technology to provide brighter, sharper, and more detailed images during procedures. Specialized imaging modes can accentuate subtle differences, which further enhances the appearance of polyps and other abnormal areas, helping physicians evaluate lesions and see blood vessels more clearly. For patients, that means physicians have the best view possible when evaluating your health concerns. "This system was just released in the US last year and is the latest and greatest technology in the industry," said Phillip Clem, Fujifilm account executive. "The images are incredible - crisp, clear and bright." The technology is used during both upper endoscopy and colonoscopy procedures. These procedures use long, flexible tubes called endoscopes that feature a tiny light and camera at the tip. An upper endoscopy examines the throat, stomach and upper small intestine through the mouth to help identify causes of symptoms, such as heartburn, pain or bleeding. A colonoscopy examines the rectum and large intestine to screen for colon cancer and evaluate bowel problems. Open Access Colonoscopies Colonoscopy is the gold standard for colon cancer screening. At Horizon Health, eligible patients can schedule a screening colonoscopy without a preliminary office visit through a new service called Open Access Colonoscopy. To determine if you qualify for an Open Access Colonoscopy and to request an appointment, visit MyHorizonHealth.org/OpenAccess or call 217-465-4724.
The inevitable Fujifilm X-T6 delay - what happens to xf400mm and xf50-140mmii - Fujifilm dethrones nikon & more - top 10 August. I guess by now Fujirumors has all swallowed and digested the bad news about the Fujifilm X-T6 delay. The camera was originally expected to be announced on September 4, but I'd say the launch was inevitably pushed back, most likely due to component shortages and rising costs - something Fujifilm has officially acknowledged it is struggling with. And it's not only Fujifilm... many other brands are delaying all their announcements too. Related to that, the rumored price increase now came into full effect. And also in this case, other brands have started raising their price on cameras as well. With that said, the question now is what happens with the two lenses that should have been announced along with the Fujifilm X-T6, the Fujinon XF 400mm f/4.5 R LM OIS WR and the Fujinon XF50-140mm MKII. I don't have the answer to that, but Fujifilm basically has two options, which I elaborated here. So, lots of things happened in August, and here are the top 10 most read ones. Top on YouTube + best Dolomites hike - with few people even in high season. Below are the top YouTube 3 videos of August. Especially the third video is worth to be seen beyond the rumor, as it comes from my favorite Dolomites hike, which is rather quiet and peaceful to make even in the highest season. **This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking through my links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases