Fuji’s next full-frame compact can become a spiritual successor of the Sony RX1R camera
According to the latest rumors, Fuji will introduce a new sensor size. The Fuji rumor mill very clearly writes it, they are talking about a new sensor size. After that post, many speculations started, but the most trusted rumor mill right now, Sony Alpha Rumor, believes that Fuji will announce a full-frame camera. The big reason behind this is the popularity of the Fuji X-100 VI camera. Now, they want to move further and expand the consumer base of compact mirrorless lovers by introducing a full-frame compact mirrorless camera.
Since this very moment, we don’t know what exactly is coming in the next, It may not be an interchangeable-lens mirrorless camera, as none of Fuji’s lenses are compatible with full-frame cameras. But again, there is a huge scope for a compact FF camera.
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The other piece of information we received a few days ago, and published on our website, is that if Fuji adopts EXR technology instead of X-TRANS in their existing sensors, there is a huge potential to approximately double the resolution and enable single-click HDR capture with their existing sensors, just by taking out the color filter array as they did with the EXR sensor-based cameras in the past. That’s the news we received from a Chinese source, indicating they may alter the sensor’s color filter array shortly to upscale the existing APS-C technology. So, that’s another set of information to consider when talking about the arrival of a brand-new sensor, unless they rework the existing color filter technology in their cameras.
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