Back in January 2020, I told you that there won’t be any new Fujifilm GFX camera in 2020.
Today I can confirm this, but also tell you more.
I have it multiple confirmed from trusted sources, that the next Fujifilm GFX camera will come in the first quarter 2021 (between January and March).
Allow me to say farewell to my Fujifilm X-T1, which I sold today, and I feel kind of strange about it.
Because I really loved that camera, which captured so many important moments of my life and followed me on travels all over the world.
Today, I’d like to honor the memory of my X-T1, and I thought the best way to do it, is to quickly share the story behind my favorite X-T1 image.
I was at Bokor in Cambodia with a very good friend (you know I made the fair trade Fuji X-shirts there, which raised 5K+ in charity).
FujiRumors readers already know this since a while now… the Fujinon XF10-24mmF4 MK II will be announced this month.
Now also nokishita confirms our rumors. They write:
Titles currently registered on overseas news sites. […] Fujifilm announces the X-S10 and XF10-24mmF4 R OIS WR
Fujifilm is having an epic Fujifilm X summit on October 15. Make sure to follow FujiRumors LIVE VIDEO Streaming of the event.
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I strangly keep getting this question constantly via email, and I thought it was already kind of answered when I said that the X-S10 is a mid-range camera that will cost $999.
But I am bombarded by questions, if it is weather sealed or not.
Guys, no it’s not. It’s a sub-1K APS-C camera with IBIS. You really can’t get it all in a sub 1K camera.
I don’t know, but I got the impression that some people expected a $999 camera to have IBIS, Dual SD-Card slot, weather sealing, 8K60p and what not.
But I think we should keep our expectations realistic. $999 means that you can’t have it all.
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The debate initially fired up when I accurately described you the Fujifilm X-S10, and was then fueled up again when the X-S10 images leaked.
In short: that ain’t’ really that retro-feel we all fell in love with, right?
Indeed, if you are one of those, who grabbed a Fujifilm because of its vintage manual control layout, with dedicated ISO, shutter and exposure compensation dial, then the X-S10 ain’t for you.
But I really believe Fujifilm needed this camera, and it’s a brilliant move that they made it exactly like this.
