This is really unexpected: Fuji is rumored to announce a X-T2s camera which as it main new feature will have on sensor stabilization. I find it surprising that Fuji did not wait til the X-T3 to add this. Is on sensor stabilization really worth this hurry?
via Fujirumors
The A7II will be replaced by end 2017 or early 2018
Til late August we don’t expect any new camera announcement. But we have a realistic estimate of what we can expect during the second half of the year:
End August-Early September timeframe:
– Olympus E-M1oIII with 20MP and 4K
– Canon EOS-M20 with 24MP
– Panasonic entry level camera (no info about the camera model yet)
November at earliest:
– Sony A7III (24MP and 4K)
Unclear timeframe:
– Fuji X-E3 (end 2017?)
– Nikon FF (probably 2018 only)
Nokishita spoiled the list of registered cameras that’s till have to be announced:
Canon “PC2276”: This should be a new EOS-M entry level camera
Sony “WW620081”: Probably a new RX cameras.
Sony “WW173777”: Probably a new compact non-RX cameras
Olympus “IM006”: This is the new E-M10III
What’s probably missing on this list is also a new Panasonic MFT camera that is going to be announced in September.
Just a rendering of an imaginary Nikon FF
Nikon confirmed at Dpreview that they are developing a new kind of mirrorless system camera:
“While details are confidential, we can say that we are currently developing new mirrorless products that build upon Nikon’s strengths, and offer the performance prospective customers expect, including the ultimate optics performance, image-processing technologies, strength and durability, and operation.”
We got a bunch of new Fuji rumors:
It seems like we are finally there: Nikon will launch a professional system camera! This has been confirmed in an interview with Nikon CEO Kazuo Ushida at Newswitch.jp. He didn’t share any details about the new camera but he said it will beat the performance of existing mirrorless cameras. Quite a statement….we will see if it becomes true!
