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Buy a Fujifilm Camera, Get a Year of Flickr Pro for Free!

Chris Gampat
·1 min read

For a very limited time, if you purchase a Fujifilm X series or GFX series product, you’ll get a year of Flickr Pro for free. And according to Fujifilm’s website, you can register for that benefit until the end of the year. This goes for Fujifilm’s lenses and cameras both. Not sure about what to get? Well, we’ve reviewed pretty much every X series lens in our Fujifilm X Series Lens Guide. Or you can check out our Fujifilm GF Lens series guide. As you probably know, the Phoblographer has reviewed the most lenses in a real-world setting of any publication on the web. And if you’re curious about the cameras, then a lot of good ones have come out this year. Browse our Reviews Index to find what’s right for you.

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