Fujifilm – FUJIFILM X-M1 New Release Campaign – Win an original camera bag collaborated with the popular Japanese apparel brand JOURNAL STANDARD or original thumb rest

Fujifilm  - FUJIFILM X-M1 New Release Campaign - Win an original camera bag collaborated with the popular Japanese apparel brand JOURNAL STANDARD or original thumb rest

To mark the release of Fujifilm’s new camera “X-M1″, Fujifilm will launch a special campaign, where people can win a special camera bag collaborated with JOURNAL STANDARD that is a popular Japanese apparel brand or win a thumb rest made only for “X-M1″.

A set of the X-M1 camera and its interchangeable lens can fit in this stylish camera bag. You can also use it as a big pouch by taking the shoulder strap off. 2 colors (navy and camel) are available so that you can choose one with a color of your choose.

Regarding the thumb rest, you can choose from 2 colors (black and silver) as well.

After purchasing the X-M1 camera or its lens kit and registering as a member of MY FUJIFILM online from July 27 through September 30, you will be qualified to apply for the campaign.

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The New X-M1 Is Fujifilm’s Cheapest Mirrorless Camera Yet

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Leaked: Fujifilm X-M1, a Cheaper Mirrorless Camera With Wi-Fi

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Source: Digicame Info (translated)