From DPReview: What happened to Fujifilm’s Kaizen updates?
Fujifilm built a reputation for continuous improvement to its products, a process frequently referred to as ‘Kaizen’. But in 2019, we saw major firmware improvements from just about every camera company except Fujifilm. Chris and Jordan ask, “What happened to Kaizen?”
A recap of all the photo/video CES 2020 announcements can be found here and here (the new gear that was announced can be found here):
The Laowa 4mm f/2.8 Fisheye lens from Venus Optics is coming also for Sony E-mount, Fuji X-mount, and Canon EF-M mount (the lens is already available for MFT, more information can be found here). Here are the basic specifications:
Fujifilm now has 3 new upcoming cameras registered with China’s MIIT and the US FCC:
According to FujiAddict, the three new cameras from Fuji could be: X-T4, X100V, and XT200.
Here are the screenshots from the registrations:
The Leica M10 Monochrom has been rumored for a while and here is the first leaked picture:
For comparison, here is the current Leica M Monochrom Typ 246 model:
The new model is expected to have a 41MP sensor (7864 x 5200 or 40.89MP exactly):
The previously rumored Insta360 ONE R action camera is now officially announced (Adorama | B&H). The interesting part is that the new action camera was “co-engineered with Leica”. Both companies also announced a strategic partnership “to reinvent the action cam“. The different available configurations can be found here:
Nikon announced two new cameras and two new lenses:
The previously rumored Canon EOS-1D X Mark III DSLR camera is now officially announced:
