Fuji XT100 to be announced on May 24
Fujirumors reports that there will be a new XT100 announcement on May 24. Specs:
- design similar to X-T20
- 24 Megapixel Bayer sensor
- Selfie Screen
- very affordable
Fujirumors reports that there will be a new XT100 announcement on May 24. Specs:
Fujirumors found the confirmation that both the Xt100 and SQ6 instant camera will be announced within May 26.
The rumored XT100 specs:
The image above shows the sketch as disclosed by JP 2018-72638 (P2018-72638A).
The Japanses blog hi-lows-note.blog.so-net.ne.jp spotted another patent for a Nikon curved sensor. It describes the design for a 20mm f/2.0 Full Frame lens. I doubt the future Nikon mirrorless sytem camera will have a curved sensor.
Nikon’s big step into the Full Frame mirrorless camera has still to happen and they better hurry. According to their latest financial report published today things don’t look that good. They missed their forecast for the imaging business due to missed sales volumes in the compact camera segment.
Revenue and profit is expected to keep going down in their 2019 forecast:
via Nikoneye
Preorders: The Tamron lens is now available for preorder at Amazon, BHphoto, BuyDig and Adorama. In Europe at Amazon DE and WexUK.
This morning Tamron Japan issued a statement confirming that preorders on the new 28-75mm FE preorders where much higher than expected. They apologize because this means many will haveto wait much longer than expected to get their lens.
And a good news for Sony: Dpreview declared the Sony A7III as the bext camera you can get for under $2000.
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Sony organized a very big meeting Kando 2.0 with many Sony Artisans and experts. The event takes place in California an behind the glass they are again showing the new 400mm f/2.8 FE lens. But Sony wasn’t ready yet to unveil the proce which we suspect will be $10,000 :)
If you need an Open Source software for your image editing you might check out the new GIMP 2.10:
GIMP 2.10 is the result of six years of work that originally focused on porting the program to a new image processing engine, GEGL. However the new version ships with far more new features, including new and improved tools, better file formats support, various usability improvements, revamped color management support, a plethora of improvements targeted at digital painters and photographers, metadata editing, and much, much more.
Check out the release notes:gimp.org/release-notes/gimp-2.10.html