Sensor 1:
60MP
16 channels (which is crazy, normally it should be 8),
4.6FPS@16bit
12FPS@14bit
8k30P@12bit
8K60p@10bit
4k60p@12bit
FHD300P@10bit

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Sensor 2:

36MP
10FPS@16bit
60FPS@10bit
on-chip PDAF

Sony has been surprisingly quiet at Photokina and PhotoPlus. For the first time in more than ten years they did NOT announce a new camera. I guess Sony postponed all camera released to see what the competition would launch.

And well today we got some good news: Sony registered a new camera model in Asia which according to Nokishita is a new E-mount system camera. The registration doesn’t unveil if that’s an APS-C or FF model but SonyAlphaRumors is pretty sure the camera will be the new A7000.

The question now is…when will they announce it?

Next week DJI will announce a new product in a big New York event. We don’t know what this is but Cinema5D assured this is NOT a Drone. You got an idea what they will announce?

Here is a bunch of new rumors we haven’t reported yet on Mirrorlessrumors:

No Fujifilm X-H2 Release in 2019 (Fujirumors).
Sony A7sIII has new stacked sensor and will be on market by early 2019 (SonyAlphaRumors).
New additional E-M1X specs: Has adaptive autofocus (43rumors).
First rumors about L-mount cinema camera from Panasonic (L-rumors).

The Ricoh GRIII

Nokishita published the list of camera codes registered in Asia:

Canon

• DS 126751
  • Digital camera (single lens reflex or full size mirrorless)
  • Made in Japan (Oita Plant)
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
  • SKU: 3380C003AA, 3380C013AA, 3380C023AA
    • Body only and two lens kits?
• DS 126761
  • Digital camera (single lens reflex or full size mirrorless)
  • Made in Taiwan or Made in Japan (Oita Plant)
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
  • SKU: 3454C001AA, 3454C002AA, 3454C003AA, 3458C001AA, 3461C001AA
    • Three color variations?
      • Black is only body and lens kit 2 types, the other two lens kit only?
    • What are the model names? (The model name differs perhaps in the United States, Japan and other regions)
• PC 2355
  • Digital camera
  • Made in Japan (Nagasaki Plant)
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed

Nikon

• N1721
  • Digital camera
  • made in China
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
  • AC adapter: EH – 73P
  • COOLPIX A1000
• N 1811
  • Digital camera
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
  • Manufacture: ALTEK (KUNSHAN) or Jiujiang ?? ?? ????

Olympus

• IM010
  • Digital camera
  • Made in Vietnam
  • Wi-Fi (11a / b / g / n / ac) · Bluetooth 4.2 installed
  • Power source: DC 7.4 V (Li-ion battery) / DC 9 V (AC adapter) / DC 15 V (USB PD)
  • Body size: 144.37 mm (width) x 146.765 mm (height) x 75.345 mm (depth)
• IM011
  • Electronic flash
• IM012
  • Wireless Commander
• I M013
  • Wireless receiver

Leica

• 3952
  • Digital camera
  • Made in China (Panasonic factory)
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth 4.2 installed
  • AC adapter: ACA-DC16
  • USB × 1 (charge compatible) · HDMI × 1
  • Leica D-LUX 7
• 6847
  • Digital camera
  • Leica S3

Ricoh

• R 02010
  • Digital camera
  • Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
  • Battery: DB-110
  • Ricoh GR III
• BJ-11
  • battery charger
  • Charger for DB-110

43rumors unveiled the first specs of the new Olympus OMD E-M1X camera:

Name: E-M1X OMD camera
Sensor: 20MP
Frame rate: 18fps
7.5+ EV
Body Size: 144.37 x 146.765 x 75.345mm (body with a built in vertical grip)
High Res: Can shoot handheld High Resolution images (around 80MP)
Photography focus: Sports and Wildlife shooters
Price: close to $3,000
Launch: January 2019

And one source shared some more insights on this camera:

The camera is the perfect working tool. It’s worth the high price of $3,000, I guess from what I’ve seen. Lying in the hand like the legendary E-1 (see picture on top). It’s even better balanced than the MKII. You hardly notice the little extra weight. With the 300 F4 as well as with a 45 F 1.8 the camera sticks in your hand as if glued on.

The sensor exceeds all expectations, as does the stabilizer. The camera has 3 types of high res shoots. What really pleases me is that finally the charging via 15 V USB port works. Then I can finally charge my Powerbanks via solar cells while hiking in Nepal and then connect them to the camera. But the best will be the extremely high data transfer rate when transferring live data to a server over the air.

The charger charges the battery extremely fast, thanks for the investment of an additional $4.80 in development. for those who have waited a long time, the mc-20 also comes. So, look forward to the launch of the camera at the end of january 2019 and 2 more “small cameras” next year. You will smile when you see them.

No doubt Olympus will make a great camera but the E-M1X price is close to the Sony A7rIII and Nikon Z7 Full Frame cameras…will Olympus really sell enough of E-M1X cameras to make some profit?

Panasonic has not intention (or cannot) make a MFT to L-mount adapter. This is what’s reported on L-rumors.com. My feeling is that in 5 years from now Panasonic will only do L-mount cameras and MFT will slowly fade out like the Nikon 1 system :(