X-Processor Pro

According to our sources, the Fujifilm X-H1 will have the same X-Processor Pro of the Fujifilm X-T2.

This is great news for X-Pro2, X-T2, X-T20, X100F and X-E3 owners, as it gives us hope that “Eterna“, Fujifilm’s new film simulation, will come also to those cameras via Kaizen update.

Let me explain it…

but before that… our X-H group is exploding… you are welcome to join :)

Film Simulation Kaizen Update for X-T2 & Co?

Now, film simulations are a “processor thing“.

This means that cameras featuring an older processor will not support film simulations, that have been introduced in cameras with newer processors. So, for example, the Acros film simulation on the X-T2 & Co cameras with X-Processor Pro, will never be implemented on Fuji cameras with older and slower EXR processors like the X-T1.

But since the X-H1 features the same same X-Processor Pro of the X-T2 and friends, there is hope that “Eterna” will come also to older X-Processor Pro cameras.

more… and more… and more… is coming :)
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Fujifilm X-H1 Rumored Specs

• Despite what Fujifilm managers said about X-mount not being compatible with IBIS, the X-H1 will have IBIS
• IBIS will work with all Fujinon X-mount lenses.
• As opposed to Olympus & Co, IBIS and OIS will not work together… at least currently that’s not possible. Maybe Fujifilm will tweak the firmware in future. But at launch I don’t expect IBIS and OIS to work together.
• Fujifilm’s IBIS solution will not allow the sensor shift multishot
• There will be design changes over the X-T2, such as a better hand grip
• The X-H1 will have the 24MP megapixel X-Trans III sensor
• The release is (currently) scheduled for the first half of 2018
• Shipping in February
• Will cost around $2,000
• New Film simulation Eterna is coming
• IBIS Full sensor readout
• Internal F-Log
• No Exp.Comp dial but top LCD screen like GFX
• Fuji X-T2 Vs. X-H1 Size Comparison
• X-Processor Pro of Fujifilm X-T2 & Co

It’s holiday season, and with the help of our sources, Santa Patrick would like you to have an exciting holiday season full of Fujifilm rumors :)

Hence, there will be rumors. A lot of them, so don’t miss to follow FujiRumors Facebook, RSS-feed and Twitter.

What we have for you today is a size comparison X-H1 Vs. X-T2, brought to you by our beloved and trusted Japanese source.

The green shape is the X-H1 and the white one the X-T2. So quite a size difference. The size of the X-H1 looks like something in between the X-T2 and GFX.

Excited? Then feel free to join our Fujifilm X-H group and stay tuned with the latest rumors… the next one is just around the corner ;)

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Fujifilm X-H1 Rumored Specs

• Despite what Fujifilm managers said about X-mount not being compatible with IBIS, the X-H1 will have IBIS
• IBIS will work with all Fujinon X-mount lenses.
• As opposed to Olympus & Co, IBIS and OIS will not work together… at least currently that’s not possible. Maybe Fujifilm will tweak the firmware in future. But at launch I don’t expect IBIS and OIS to work together.
• Fujifilm’s IBIS solution will not allow the sensor shift multishot
• There will be design changes over the X-T2, such as a better hand grip
• The X-H1 will have the 24MP megapixel X-Trans III sensor
• The release is (currently) scheduled for the first half of 2018
• Shipping in February
• Will cost around $2,000
• New Film simulation Eterna is coming
• IBIS Full sensor readout
• Internal F-Log
• No Exp.Comp dial but top LCD screen like GFX
• Fuji X-T2 Vs. X-H1 Size Comparison

Oh, and if you think it’s too big, then check out how big one of the best hybrid stills/video cameras out there is, the Panasonic GH5… and it’s a M43 camera – via camera size

On the other hand, the A6500 is small and has IBIS. There are some overheating reports out there, though.

I think Fujifilm chose the bigger size, not only for better heat dissipation, but also for better ergonimics/handling/balance when used with the huge Fujinon MK cine lenses (or any other big Fujinon lens).

Ok… it’s not over yet.. get ready for many more leaks… and of course you heard it here first on FujiRumors :)

In addition to all the specs we already leaked before, there are 2 more rumors to add… and I’m sure you’ll like it,

First, the Fujifilm X-H1 will have internal F-log!

Second, there will be no cropping or whatsoever when using IBIS. The sensor readout will cover the full sensor area. Yes I know, other sites keep up saying since months there will be a crop, but that’s not correct. I expect those sites to change their claims very soon ;)

Excited? Then feel free to join our Fujifilm X-H group and stay tuned with the latest rumors… the next one is just around the corner ;)

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Fujifilm X-H1 Rumor Recap

• Despite what Fujifilm managers said about X-mount not being compatible with IBIS, the X-H1 will have IBIS
• IBIS will work with all Fujinon X-mount lenses.
• As opposed to Olympus & Co, IBIS and OIS will not work together… at least currently that’s not possible. Maybe Fujifilm will tweak the firmware in future. But at launch I don’t expect IBIS and OIS to work together.
• Fujifilm’s IBIS solution will not allow the sensor shift multishot
• There will be design changes over the X-T2, such as a better hand grip
• The X-H1 will have the 24MP megapixel X-Trans III sensor
• The release is (currently) scheduled for the first half of 2018
• Shipping in February
• Will cost around $2,000
• New Film simulation Eterna is coming
• IBIS Full sensor readout
• Internal F-Log

We know alerady a lot about the Fujifilm X-H1, but here are a few more titdbits.

The Fujfilm X-H1 will ship in February and have a new film simulation called Eterna. It will also have a top LCD panel like the GFX.

Priced around $2,000.

Make sure to join our Fujifilm X-H group.

that’s it for now…. stay tuned on Fujirumors,
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Fujifilm X-H1 Rumor Recap

• Despite what Fujifilm managers said about X-mount not being compatible with IBIS, the X-H1 will have IBIS
• IBIS will work with all Fujinon X-mount lenses.
• As opposed to Olympus & Co, IBIS and OIS will not work together… at least currently that’s not possible. Maybe Fujifilm will tweak the firmware in future. But at launch I don’t expect IBIS and OIS to work together.
• Fujifilm’s IBIS solution will not allow the sensor shift multishot
• There will be design changes over the X-T2, such as a better hand grip
• The X-H1 will have the 24MP megapixel X-Trans III sensor
• The release is (currently) scheduled for the first half of 2018
• New Film simulation Eterna is coming
• Shipping in February
• Top LCD panel like GFX

Fujifilm will update the Fujifilm X-T2, X-T20 and GFX 50s on November 30 (Thursday).

List of improvements:

• Fujifilm X-T2 and X-T20 – check out firmware details here
• Fujifilm GFX 50S – check out firmware details here
• Note: GFX, X-T2, X-Pro2 and X100F will get X RAW STUDIO support. X RAW Studio release for Mac is planed for late November 2017 and for Windows in late January 2018

Fujifilm Netherlands recently said here that the Fujifilm X-T20 firmware update has been postponed. But I guess Fujifilm was able to fix all issues and is ready to release it on time. You see, even Fujifilm itself can share wrong rumors now and then ;) .

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2. To be 100% safe, though, do not update your camera on the same day you need your camera for a paid assignment. In very rare cases, firmware updates can introduce new bugs. If you need your camera on a paid job, wait a few days, check back fujirumors.com to see if there are some bugs with the new firmware in the following days, and if there are no reports, update your camera. But with that said, in 99% of the cases a new firmware will only improve things, and not make them worst. So at the end, always update.
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