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I received some additional information on the upcoming Fuji X-M1 camera: it will have focus peaking function but it will not have digital split image focusing.
Additionally, digicame-info published the full specifications of the soon to be announced Fujifilm products:
Fuji X-M1 specifications
Fujifilm XF 27mm f/2.8 lens specifications:
There will be two major announcements next week: Sony on June 27 and Fuji on June 25th.
Some new information on the Fuji X-M1 mirrorless camera surfaced online on digicame-info:
How big is the upcoming Fuji X-M1 camera? See the above images comparing the X-M1 with other Fuji cameras. It seems that Fujifilm again got everything right with this release and their X product line will look really sweet next week.
This is the Fujifilm X-M1 camera that will be announced next week – the first picture shows the new 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS lens: 
And finally, a picture of the Fuji XF 27mm f/2.8 lens that will also be announced next week:
You can save $30 on the new Adobe Lightroom 5 if you purchase it together with a new camera or lens from Adorama. Look for the “Buy Together and Save” link on most camera and lens listings.
Today Samsung officially announced the previously leaked Galaxy NX interchangeable lens mirrorless camera that comes with 3G/4G LTE & Wi-Fi connectivity. The US pricing has not been announced yet – check this link for updates. Additional information:
A follow up to my post from few days ago: during the Adobe’s earnings call yesterday, the company’s President and CEO Shantanu Narayen had this to say on their decision to move Photoshop to a cloud based subscription:
Several videos surfaced online demonstrating the improved autofocus of the upcoming Canon EOS M firmware update. For comparison, the first video shows the AF speed with the current 1.0.6 firmware, while the second video shows the improved AF with the yet to be released 2.0.2 firmware update (both videos shot with the Canon EF-M 22mm lens):
A new entry level interchangeable mirrorless camera (X-M1?) will be announced on June 25th. The new X camera will be smaller and cheaper than the X-E1 model and it will have a tiltable LCD screen and no viewfinder. Fujifilm is also expected to announce new lenses: the XF 27mm f/2.8 pancake lens and maybe even a new, cheaper XF 16-50 zoom lens to go with the new X camera. A new firmware updated for the X-Pro1 and X-E1 will also be released, probably with updates for the new lenses.
