This has been a busy week in photography with the unveiling several new digital cameras. Earlier this morning we mentioned that Nikon had unveiled a new D5300 DSLR. Panasonic also went official with its DMC-GM1 mirrorless digital camera. Something else has surfaced on the camera front this morning in the form of a leaked image […]
Photographers, if you’re looking to pick up a brand new camera, Fujifilm has a new camera in the works called the Fuji X-E2 which you might want to take note of. Thanks to a recently leaked photo, we now know what the camera could look like. While Fujifilm has yet to make the camera official, here are some of its leaked specs which hopefully are not too far from the truth. According to the rumors, the Fuji X-E2 will sport a 16MP sensor with a 3” LCD display.
It will come with a lens modulation optimizer, 0.08 second AF speed, a faster EXR II processor, face detection similar to the Fuji X-M1, improved video mode with manual control, improved WiFi, and a second generation X-Trans sensor with phase detection AF. No word on pricing or availability just yet, but the rumors are suggesting that Fujifilm could be announcing the camera in the next couple of days, so be sure to check back with us then for the official announcement!
Fuji X-E2 Camera Leaked original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Fujifilm is swelling its retro-tastic line of X-Series cameras with the X-A1, an entry level model for wannabe photojournalists worldwide. The shooter comes with a 16.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS, although be warned that this isn’t the X-Trans sensor that made the X-Pro 1 and X-M1 so alluring — that’s been reserved for the high-end. Instead, you’ll get wireless image transfer, a 3-inch 920k-dot tilting LCD and five film simulation modes. Video-wise, the unit will shoot 1080p clips at 30fps, capturing sound with its built-in stereo microphone. The retail package will come with a f/3.5-5.6 24-76mm equivalent kit lens with optical image stabilization, and will set you back $600 when it lands later this month.
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Fujifilm has just announced its latest interchangeable-lens camera, the Fujifilm X-A1. Building on the company’s X series of cameras, the X-A1 is an entry-level device that not only offers a bevy of powerful features such as an APS-C CMOS sensor and an EXR Processor II, but also comes in a lightweight, easy-to-use, and aesthetic package. […]
Today Fujifilm is formally announcing the X-A1, the small and cheap mirrorless camera that had leaked almost in full
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For those of you who have a great love for all things retro, you would most probably be interested in picking up the Fujifilm X-A1 when it arrives, but before that happens, here is an alleged leaked photo of the upcoming Fujifilm X-A1. This particular shooter first appeared on Czech camera retailer Fotoskoda, but it was not too long before it was taken down in a jiffy. Apart from that, it does seem as though it is on track to be the fourth model in Fujifilm’s interchangeable lens X-series, where it will carry along a 16-megapixel APS-C EXR CMOS sensor.
Similar in nature to the Fujifilm X-M1 that costs $700 a pop, the Fujifilm Fujifilm X-A1 digital camera is said to feature a 3” tilting LCD display, integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, as well as a startup response time which would rival the very best of them. There will be no Fujifilm X-TRANS sensor in the Fujifilm X-A1 however, so that would definitely play a role in the final sticker price tag of this particular shooter. So far, it remains to be seen just when will the Fujifilm X-A1 arrive on the market and for how much, but we can look forward to bold red and blue shades to keep company the standard issue color of cameras – black.
Fujifilm X-A1 Allegedly Leaked original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Alongside their efforts to court enthusiast photographers, Fujifilm wants you to know that they have options for those with shallow pockets. This leaked image of the upcoming X-A1 hints at a mirrorless camera for just that sort of photographer.
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Fujifilm looks set to extend its range of retro-styled mirrorless cameras, if we’re to believe a leaked press release and publicity shots for an unannounced model, the X-A1. The camera, which first appeared on Czech camera retailer Fotoskoda (before it was quickly taken down), looks to become the fourth model in Fujifilm’s interchangeable lens X-series, with a 16-megapixel APS-C EXR CMOS sensor. Like the $700 X-M1, Fujifilm’s latest shooter is said to include a 3-inch tilting LCD, on-board Wi-Fi, and a “very fast” startup response time to get you snapping in less than 0.5 seconds. The absence of Fujifilm’s magical X-TRANS sensor, which has been a big feature on the higher-end models, makes us think this may be a significantly cheaper model, possibly aimed at those looking for their first foray into the world of interchangeable lens compacts. There’s no word on when the X-A1 might become available, but expect bold red and blue variants when it does, alongside the more traditional Fuji-ish black.
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Via: Photorumors
Source: Fotoskoda
Fuji knows that a lens ecosystem is one of the most important things when choosing a camera to invest in. That’s why it’s full speed ahead in developing options for its stylish X series of mirrorless cameras. The new 23mm f/1.4 prime lens is yet another piece of quality glass for the stable.
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If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a Van Gogh but don’t quite have tens of millions of dollars to spend on your obsession, Fujifilm has a more affordable alternative—kind of. Working with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the company has developed a 3D scanning and printing process that accurately reproduces the artist’s most famous pieces. Including the frames, the canvases, and right down to the individual brush strokes. All for a slightly cheaper $34,000 price tag.
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