You can now get $300 off when you purchase a Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera and one XF lens. The upcoming X-E1 mirrorless camera will be priced under $1000 and Fuji is trying to make the X-Pro1 more attractive nine months after the camera was announced. Here are few more X-Pro1 vs X-E1 size comparisons sent in by […]
According to this Facebook post by Tony Bridge, Fujifilm will release a new firmware update for the X-Pro 1 camera on September 5th, 2012. The key updates are: 1. In low-light condition, the X-Pro1 will be much faster in Auto Focus mode. 2. The speed of the image coming into focus when turning the focus […]
Few more images of the Fujifilm X-E1 mirrorless camera courtesy of digicame-info:
Here are the first set of specs for the upcoming Fuji X-E1 mirrorless camera: Same 16MP sensor as in the X-Pro1 (with max ISO of 25,600) 6 fps Light magnesium body Improved AF speed Price: bellow $1000 To be released before Christmas Same video recording capabilities as the X-Pro1 Mic input EVF only (not hybrid as the X-Pro1) […]
In addition to the X-E1 mirrorless camera with EVF, Fujifilm will announce also a new compact camera called XP1 or XF1. The camera has a very clean design that for some reason reminds me of a Leica product:
Update: the Fuji X-E1 will have an electronic viewfinder. One of the new products Fujifilm will introduce at Photokina will be the X-E1 – a new mirrorless camera similar to the X-Pro1 but without the hybrid viewfinder and with a built-in flash. The Fuji X-E1 will be available aslo in silver:
The Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 R ultra wide-angle and XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 OIS zoom lenses appeared briefly on B&H website. The entries are now removed, here are the detailed specifications and description one more time: Focal Length 21 mm Comparable APS-C Focal Length: 14 mm Aperture Maximum: f/2.8 Minimum: f/22 Camera Mount Type Fujifilm X […]
Fujifilm issued a press release that they will discontinue the production of the Natura Classica ($299), Klasse W ($559) and Clear Shot M compact film cameras. I think is about time for Fujifilm to drop the “film” part from their name. Via Tokyocamerastyle
Fujifilm released a free X-Pro1 iPad app that can be downloaded now at iTunes:
Fujifilm started selling a new ergonomic extension kit for the compact X10 camera priced at $129.99. The kit includes a ThumbsUp grip and a mini soft release button:
