Fuji released the X100V micro-single camera in 2020, using 26.1 megapixel CMOS, but also replaced the new 23mm F2.0 lens, the original price of $ 9790. In recent years, Fuji opened “out of stock mode”, including the X100V, including a variety of cameras difficult to buy at the original price.

In July this year, Fuji launched in Hong Kong, China, X100V camera Disney Limited Edition, the world’s limited to 100, priced at 14,999 Hong Kong dollars (currently about RMB 13,724).

X100V camera official description.

The X100V’s top and bottom aluminium plates are made from a single piece of polished aluminum, and there are some enhancements to the camera grip, ISO dials, and lens barrels for a better sense of holding. The X100V is dust and drip-proof. The new bi-directional folding LCD touchscreen provides intuitive touch control. X100V features an X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 processor, with a 26.1-megapixel sensor in a back-illuminated design that improves image quality and dynamic range, and a unique Color Filter Array that controls moiré and stray colors without the need for an optical low-pass filter. X100V Hybrid Viewfinder

The X100V hybrid viewfinder has been significantly improved to allow shooters to quickly and easily switch between the 0.52x magnification optical viewfinder (OVF) and the 3.69-megapixel OLED electronic viewfinder. The X100V supports recording 4K video at up to 30 frames per second or capturing images at 1080p resolution at 120p per second. Videographers requiring extremely high colour fidelity can record 10-bit, 4:2:2 colour via an external HDMI port and utilize Fujifilm’s advanced colour reproduction technology by applying film simulation techniques, such as Eterna, to their video footage. In addition, filmmakers can integrate a variety of shooting functions, such as Monochrome Adjustment and Color Positive, to extend their creative vision directly into the footage being recorded.

The X100V utilizes a new 23mmF2.0 lens to ensure that every detail of its X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor is captured. The lens has been significantly upgraded to increase resolution, reduce distortion and optimize macro shooting performance, yet it maintains the same overall size and compatibility as the optional WCL / TCL conversion lens while retaining its internal 4-stop ND filter.

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FujiRumors also revealed that the new camera will be priced at $7,499 (currently about RMB 54,743). Despite inflation and parts shortages around the world, the new camera is still less than the $9,999 price tag of the original Fuji GFX100.

Additionally, FujiRumors has confirmed that the first spy shots of the suspected Fujifilm GFX100II medium format camera exposed by @FederationofIndependentPhotographers are real.

According to previous leaks, the camera is Fujifilm’s most powerful medium format camera ever in terms of focus performance and is expected to feature a new 100-megapixel sensor as well as a 5th generation processor, a new generation of focus tracking features that can detect and recognize, among other things, animals, vehicles, birds, and more.

This camera may be used based on a similar to the Sony A6700 camera sensor architecture for faster sensor readout speed or will bring a lower jelly effect, with faster file processing speed, faster autofocus performance, support for recording video specifications 8K, 4K60p, 10 bit 4:2:2, internal recording ProRes.

Summarizes the Fujifilm GFX100II exposure parameters:

• New 100-megapixel BSI back-illuminated sensor.
• 5th generation processor.
• 8fps mechanical shutter.
• New generation focus tracking function.
• Removable EVF.
• Removable Battery Grip
• 8K Video Recording
• 4K60p Video Recording.
• 10 bit 422.
• Internal ProRes format.
• Waveform support.
• Supports movie widescreen mode.
• Full-size HDMI port.
• Ethernet port.
• External cooling fan compatible.

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 The successor to the GFX 100 medium format camera;

 GF 55mm F1.7 lens;

 GF 30mm F5.6 shift lens;

 GF 110mm F5.6 shift lens.

Fuji “GFX” series cameras are equipped with a medium-format sensor that is 1.7 times larger than the 35mm full-frame sensor and use a G-mount lens. Currently, the main models on sale include the 39,800 CNY Fuji GFX 100S, 25,900 CNY Fuji GFX 50SII, etc. wait.

It is still unclear the specific parameters of this new GFX machine and will bring you more reports on September 12.

It is worth mentioning that Fuji has registered a number of new models, which may be released within this year:

 X-S20: Registration date May 26 / Real date May 24

 GFX100S: Registration Date January 29th / Actual Date January 27th

 X-T200: Registration Date January 24th / Actual Date January 23rd

In addition, Fuji recently announced three new patents for GF lenses:

 Fujinon GF 17-30mm f/4

 Fujinon GF 17-35mm f/4

 Fujinon GF 17-35mm f/4-5.6

Example 1

 Focal length: 17.48-30.06

 F-value: 4.09-4.10

 Angle of view: 110.6-72.2

 Back focal length: 13.07-24.81

Example 2

 Focal length: 16.48-34.36

 F value: 4.11-4.10

 Angle of view: 112.8-63.6

 Back focal length: 16.92-32.71

Example 11

 Focal length: 17.18-33.50

 F value: 4.12-5.21

 Angle of view: 106.6-64.4

 Back focal length: 18.77-37.23

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The press release reveals that the Fuji INSTAX SQUARE SQ40 Polaroid camera has a suggested retail price of $149.95 (currently about 1074 yuan) and is expected to be available at the end of June 2023.

In addition, the Fujifilm INSTAX MINI EVO will also be available in a new brown color scheme.

The main features of the SQ40 are described below:

Automatic exposure function

SQ40 automatic exposure function can automatically sense the level of ambient light when the shutter button is pressed, according to the scene to optimize the shutter speed and flash output, allowing novice INSTAX instant camera users to take high-quality photos.

Self-timer mode makes taking selfies faster and easier

Users can activate self-timer mode simply by rotating the lens after the SQ40 is powered on, perfect for selfies and close-ups.

New Photo Paper

The SQ40 is accompanied by Fujifilm’s new INSTAX SQUARE “Sunset” photo paper. This new square format paper is inspired by the soft gradation of colors in the sky at sunset.

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Fuji X-S20 camera specifications:

The Fujifilm X-S20 camera uses the same latest high-speed image processing engine “X-Processor 5” as the X-H2 and X-T5, but the sensor is still the same 26.1-megapixel “X-Trans CMOS 4” as the X-S10 “. The X-S20 supports the use of built-in memory cards to shoot 6.2K / 30P 4:2:2 10-bit video and also supports many video specifications such as 4K / 60P and 1080/240P. This model has an F-Log2 function and supports more than 13 stops of video recording dynamic range, which not only has richer tones but also is more conducive to stimulating creativity in post-production.

Additionally, the camera features 7-stop in-body image stabilization, a new subject-tracking AF system (including a dedicated mode for objects), 4K webcam capability, more than double the battery life, and more grip and buttons. Larger and more comfortable features. The camera also has a Vlog mode that allows for quick adjustments to parameters such as background blur and exposure compensation via the touchscreen.

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FujiRumors has now confirmed that Fuji’s new Fujinon XF 8mmF3.5 R WR ultra wide-angle fixed focal length lens will also be released on May 24 at the same time as the XS20, which has a full-frame equivalent angle of view of about 12mm.

According to reports, the focal length optional automatic lens has Fuji original XF 10-24mm F4 OIS WR lens; the Tenglong new Fuji X-mount 11-20mm F / 2.8 Di III-A RXD (B060) lens, will hit the listing on May 30, is expected to be in the 5799 yuan or so.

The X-S20 will feature the same 26-megapixel CMOS as the X-S10, a new NP-W235 battery, a new image processing engine for more intelligent scene recognition, and improved AF performance with focus recognition on par with the X-T5, X-H2 and X-H2S. In addition, the new camera is more convenient than its predecessor’s high-end counterparts by linking the two in the mode dial AUTO gear.

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According to Fujirumors, the lens will be available on May 30.

Tamron has announced that the 11-20mm F/2.8 Di III-A RXD will be available this spring.

Tamron said that the B060 achieves a small size, lightweight and high image quality with a large aperture of F2.8. It can also match the compact APS-C format mirrorless camera and is suitable for daily use. The shortest shooting distance at 11mm at the wide-angle end of the lens is 0.15m, and the maximum magnification is 1:4, which can shoot wide-angle macro works with a perspective distortion effect. The B060 autofocus drive is equipped with a stepping motor unit RXD with good quietness, which is very suitable for shooting videos in addition to photos. In addition, it has outdoor protection functions such as a simple anti-drip structure and anti-fouling coating.

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Samyang’s X-mount 75mm F1.8 AF lens reportedly has an equivalent focal length of about 112.5mm, a 62mm filter interface and a closest focusing distance of 0.69m. Currently, Samyang is selling the E-mount 75mm F1.8 AF lens for $2,149.

Previously, Moringa introduced the Fujifilm X-mount AF lens 12mm F2 for $499 (currently about RMB 3423).

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“The X-H2S is the flagship model of the X series, equipped with a back-illuminated 26.16 megapixel “X-TransTM CMOS 5 HS” sensor that can quickly read signals and a high-speed “X-Processor 5″ image processor. Processor 5” image processor. Since its release in July, the X-H2S has been well-received by users for its autofocus performance. This firmware update will further improve autofocus performance.

Object detection function improvement

1) Expansion of the existing object detection function for scenarios

The object detection performance has been greatly improved by improving some scenarios that are difficult to detect (e.g., backlight, subject side to the lens, and small subject).

2) Add new object types

In addition to the current types of subjects (faces and eyes, animals, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes and trains), insects and drones are now recognized. Set the “Object Detection Settings” to “Birds” when you want to shoot insects, and set it to “Aircraft” when you want to shoot drones.

Improved autofocus algorithm for tracking moving objects

Improved motion prediction algorithm for stable tracking of high-speed moving objects in the frame. Suitable for scenes requiring high subject tracking performance (such as sporting events and bird photography).

・If the camera is out of focus, you can start continuous shooting by pressing the AF-ON (autofocus on) button and shutter release button at the same time to improve the autofocus speed, which is faster than before.

Other improvements

Improved the display delay before and after autofocus when EVF is set to “Electronic Viewfinder Frame Rate Priority”.

Compatible with the multifunctional tripod grip “TG-BT1” and can be paired with compatible cameras via Bluetooth for the remote shooting of still images and video. A motorized zoom lens is mounted and the T/W button allows zoom operation.

As Fujifilm’s inherited professional flagship of the new decade, the Fujifilm X-H2S was officially launched last July. This new flagship mirrorless camera offers significant improvements in focus, speed, image quality, and video, and it uses a 26.16-megapixel back-illuminated stacked sensor for the first time in APS-C format and adapts to the latest fifth-generation X-Processor5 processor.

In terms of video enhancement, the Fujifilm X-H2S supports 6.2K30P4:2:210Bit internal recording, 4K120P upscaled high-speed video recording, as well as 1080P240P 10x slow motion upscaled video recording. Fuji has also developed the latest F-Log2 video recording curve with up to 14 stops of latitude, and up to 7 levels of 5-axis image stabilization, which is essential for video shooting.

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According to the report, the reason for the Fujifilm X-Pro 3 could be that the X-Pro 4 is coming, or it could be that the X-Pro 3 is not selling well enough, and with the parts shortage continuing, Fuji is being forced to stop producing the lower-selling model.

The Fujifilm X-Pro 3 was launched in 2019 with a classic paraxial design and a debut price of RMB 12,790.

In terms of configuration, the camera is equipped with X-Tran 4 CMOS sensor, 26.1 megapixels; equipped with X Processor 4 processor, 30 frames per second high-speed continuous shooting; using a new photoelectric hybrid viewfinder, larger, brighter, higher resolution, wider color gamut, higher refresh rate; join the 10th film simulation mode Classic Neg. classic negative mode; unique dual-screen display mechanism, fully upgraded photoelectric hybrid viewfinder.

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