Fuji to announce two more new cameras after the X-A10: The X100F and the X-T20

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The X-A10 which got leaked yesterday is expected to be announced next week. But here we are with another hint about the future Fuji cameras. Fuji registered two new models in China (Miit). Usually this means we can expect these to be announced within the next two months. My guess is we will see them at CP+ in early January. Fujirumors long rumored that Fuji will announce a X100F and X-T20 in early 2017.

via Nokishita .

Fuji X-A10 images and specs leaked via BestBuy

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BestBuy just leaked the Fuji X-A10 (Click here).

Product Features

XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II zoom lens provides versatility

This focal range is great for everyday shots, including everything from gorgeous landscapes to exceptional close-ups.

16.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor delivers vividly detailed high-resolution images

Captures high-resolution images up to 4928 x 3264 pixels.

ISO 100 – 6,400 (expandable to 25,600)

Enjoy crisp, clean images over a broad spectrum of lighting conditions, even capturing great shots just before dawn and at dusk, when available light is often beautiful but scarce.

Capture fast-action shots at up to 6 fps (frames per second)

Shoot continuously for up to 100 shots, so no matter how fast the action, you don’t miss a thing.

Capture spectacular movies in full 1080p HD

Choice of frame rates includes standard 30p and cinematic 24p.

Built-in Wi-Fi to instantly share your pictures

Upload, e-mail or text photos from your camera through your smartphone or tablet.* Your smart device can also act as a second monitor as well as remote control. Smart device not included.

3.0″ LCD tilt monitor is big and bright even in direct sunlight

Adjustable brightness control make it easy to frame and review shots.

TTL (Through the Lens) exposure metering

With manual, programmed auto, aperture priority and shutter priority.

Flash includes all the settings you need for proper illumination

Features auto, rear-curtain sync, and slow sync modes, suppressed, and red-eye reduction.

HDMI type-D output makes HDTV hookup a snap

Easily connect your camera to an HDTV for immediate movie playback. HDMI cable required, sold separately.

Multiformat memory slot for storing or transferring data

Accepts SD, SDHC, SDXC. Memory cards not included.

Panasonic GH5 has IBIS and will cost you just like the E-M1II


The GH5 as seens at Salon De La photo (Image by Pier-Yves Menkhoff)

The E-M1II caused quite a lot of buzz on the web mainly because of the $1,999 price tag. If you were hoping the Panasonic GH5 could cost less…well your hope was misplaced! According to 43rumors the camera will cost “about the same” as the E-M1II.

So if you want to get the best MFT camera on market that’s what you have to pay nowadays.