Category Archives: Fuji

A black Fujifilm X100 will be even better

By PR admin | Published: November 28, 2010

The Fujifilm X100 was clearly the star of the Photokina 2010 show. I wonder if Fuji will consider a black version of the camera (not a rumor, just a PS job):

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Catching up

By PR admin | Published: October 21, 2010

It seems that all issues with the new server have been resolved. This is what you may have missed in the last few days: Not sure how legit this information is: Fuji is working on a full frame DSLR New Zeiss lenses in 2011: 35/1.4, new 25/2.8, new wide angle lens (probably a 15mm f/4) and two […]

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You can get your Fuji X100 for $1000 in March 2011

By PR admin | Published: September 21, 2010

Engadget reports that the Fujifilm FinePix X100 will cost $1000 and it will start shipping in March 2011. AP says the price in Europe will be €1000. Three X100 videos:

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Photokina day 0 updates

By PR admin | Published: September 20, 2010

First, my favorite: Fuji X100 – some quotes from Falk Lumo who had the chance to talk to the Fuji folks: “I asked why not with a lens mount? Answer: We want see how this one sells first. I asked: but you know that if this version does not sell it may be because it has […]

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The Photokina 2010 winner so far: Fujifilm Finepix-x100

By PR admin | Published: September 20, 2010

Fuji did surprise everyone with the new Finepix-x100 camera. Previous rumors indicated a new Fuji m4/3 camera, but nothing was even close to the real x100. The initial feedback from the online community is very positive. Was it so difficult to figure out what consumers really want? How comes that Fuji got it right from […]

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The new Fujifilm Finepix-x100 is very interesting

By PR admin | Published: September 19, 2010

Some of the basic specs of the new Fujifilm Finepix-x100: Model Name FinePix X100 Number of effective pixels 12.3 million pixels CCD Sensor APS-C CMOS Sensor Storage Media SD / SDHC / SDXC memory card Lens High-performance FUJINON lens with Super EBC Coating Focal Length 23mm, equivalent to 35mm Aperture Range F2 to F16 Exposure […]

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Is this a new Fuji camera? Fuji Micro-S10EXR? *busted*

By PR admin | Published: September 1, 2010

Update: it seems that the camera shown on the picture is a Fujifilm FinePix HS10 with a removed lens: Is this the rumored m4/3 EVIL camera from Fuji? Picture taken from DChome forum – the Google translation is not very clear, if someone has a better one, please post in the comments. There is also a […]

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Interesting links from the past week

By PR admin | Published: July 25, 2010

What you may have missed  this week: Digital Holga prototype. Why not? Did you notice this? The uneventful announcement of the Fujifilm FinePix F300EXR point and shoot camera brought us a new Hybrid Auto Focus System – first in the world: “Enhanced with built-in phase detection pixels, Super CCD EXR is the first sensor in the […]

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Bad timing for Samsung and Fuji

By PR admin | Published: July 21, 2010

Few hours after Panasonic, Samsung announced two new dual view point and shoot cameras – the ST100 and the ST600. In case you are interested: Full press release Fuji did the same thing – two new p&s models: Fujifilm Z800EXR Fujifilm F300EXR Pre-orders: Z800 | F300

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New Fuji point and shoot cameras incoming

By PR admin | Published: July 13, 2010

Some Fuji rumors: Fuji will be announcing new point and shoot cameras on July 21st. Expected is a replacement to their current W1 3D camera, which will be known as the W3. The new version will be more compact and will have a better LCD screen. There will also be a new F300 camera announced, and […]

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