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By admin, on March 12th, 2026
Is Canon really planning something crazy?, but before that we have to discuss about the two unique retro camera models that have been introduced by Canon during the CP+ 2026, so and obviously they have created a lot of buzz out there and got a significant amount of media attention too although I was actually waiting for some new type of photo-type upcoming camera, but these two cameras were the center of attraction of the show.
It was a pair of quirky, waist-level-viewfinder prototypes that look like they time-traveled straight out of the 1960s — yet they’re 100% digital and built by Canon.
Officially called the “Analog Concept Camera,” these boxy retro compacts (or more accurately, palm-sized TLR-style concepts)
But the big question: Is Canon really serious about these two cameras? I’m thinking about the introduction of these two cameras into the consumer market. Let’s discuss further.
Both share the same core DNA: a fixed ~50mm f/1.8-equivalent lens, manual focus only, and — most importantly — a genuine optical waist-level viewfinder.
Two Designs, One Bold Idea
As you can see, Canon has displayed two working Retro prototypes side-by-side behind glass at their CP+ booth:
- Concept Model A (Retro Style) – Rugged, angular, vintage-inspired, which reminds me of Hasselblad or Rolleiflex. Think metal dials, textured grips, and that unmistakable classic charm.
- Concept Model B (Simple Box) – Sleeker, more modern, with clean lines and elegant pewter-colored controls. The kind of camera you could slip into a coat pocket and forget you’re carrying.
It’s all about putting focus on shooting experience as well as image quality, since such big bodies loaded with a 50mm F1.8 Eq Fixed MF lens for beautiful bokeh and portrait shoot, as well as a 1-inch CMOS sensor to keep the camera under budget
How Does It Actually Work? (The Clever Bit)
Forget traditional mirrorless tech; it has the same working principle as previous generations of DSLR and SLR cameras.
- Light enters the front lens.
- A primary flip-up mirror throws the image onto a full-size ground-glass focusing screen (just like classic film TLRs or DSLR cameras).
- You compose and focus by looking down; none of the sensors or display is active — you are watching reflected light from the mirror inside the camera
- When you pull the shutter lever (yes, a real mechanical lever does“clack”), a second mirror flips up, and the image is captured by a small Type 1 sensor photographing the focusing screen itself.
The result? Since a 50mm lens is attached ot the sensor of the camera, we are expecting better results like a pro portrait camera with natural bokeh, when captured perfectly – no EVF lag, no simulation. It genuinely feels like shooting film.
The Photographer’s Perspective
It’s really a very unique camera to experience with the reason of a 50mm high-quality lens and a decent output from this camera. So if you’re someone who already used a DSLR camera in the past or would love to know how these DSLR or SLR cameras work, then this prototype will be a safe and unforgettable experience for photographers. Those who would love to have their hands on traditional photography, specifically a kind of real-life retro camera.
 screen shot of survey shared via Webio Canon Is Listening — But Beware of Unofficial Surveys
Canon didn’t just put these prototypes on display and walk away. Even during the show, they were actively asking attendees to fill out detailed questionnaires and vote on which design they preferred. This indicates the company is clearly gauging real-world interest about there prototypes, and gathering various sets of information regarding ergonomics, aesthetics, price expectations, and shooting scenarios.
That said, a word of caution to the photography community:
Its look like a lot of people showed interest in the Canon Retro prototypes, and thats why a second phase of a silent survey in China has been started. According to Webio’s post, Canon is secretly doing a survey to collect information regarding public interest in retro camera bodies.
A viral social media post has been circulating with a link to a Chinese third-party survey platform (v.wjx.cn) claiming “Canon launched a small survey — please help!” That link is not official. It carries no Canon branding, no official disclaimers, and has not been mentioned by any reputable source or Canon’s own channels. Canon’s feedback efforts at CP+ were strictly on-site. If you want your voice heard, the safest route is waiting for any future official channels or Canon’s regular feedback forms.
Will These Retro Compacts Actually See the Light of Day?
Canon has made no promises — this is still very much a concept. Even if it gets approved for the production line, we won’t get it before 2027, or may it be delayed further beyond, one thing is clear: Canon is listening to photographers who want something different.
What do you think? Would you buy a Canon waist-level digital retro compact? Drop your thoughts in the comments
Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com — we’ll keep you updated
The article “Canon Really Wants to Bring These Retro Compacts to Life?” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 1:31 pm, Thursday, 12 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > more live Camera News + Canon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on September 24th, 2025
According to the latest rumors coming out from the Canon rumor mill, Canon will be announcing Cameras and Lenses in the month of November 2025. In fact, the Canonrumor mill shared two dates. for November: November 16, 2025, and November 26, 2025. A new camera is expected to be announced on one of these dates.
What kind of camera will it be? While it’s still too early to say for sure whether it’s the EOS R6 Mark III, sources have stated with a high degree of confidence that the EOS R6 Mark III is Canon’s next full-frame camera. Rumor mill also believes that the sensor in the EOS R6 Mark III will be the same as or close to the Cinema EOS C50.
But, adding the same sensor won’t cannibalize the sales of the Canon C50? If Canon R6 Mk III is coming with the same sensor, for sure they will use cripple hammer in the video spec of the camera, to keep the sales of C50, despite the arrival of R6 III camera with the same sensor.
Regarding new lenses, there are four lenses scheduled for announcement in the near future. It’s unclear what lenses will be released. The RF 300-600mm F4-5.6L IS is a likely candidate, as final testing and marketing for its release are already underway.
Thenewcamera.com take
There have been several theories about Canon’s next new product announcement, such as the end of the year or next year, but this rumor is said to be 99% accurate, so there seems to be a lot of hope. We don’t yet know what new product will be announced, but the EOS R6 Mark III seems to be a strong candidate. Since the announcement will be made in two parts, we can also expect the announcement of some kind of lens.
At TheNewCamera.com, we’re dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest camera news. The article “Canon Major Announcement in November 2025” was published on 12:29 pm, Wednesday, 24 September 2025 (GMT-4), Time in Washington, DC, USA by thenewcamera.com team | Follow us on our social pages FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live Camera News + Canon Rumors 24X7.
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By admin, on September 9th, 2025
Canon has now officially announced the Canon C50 Consumer-level Mirrorless camera. This is the official canon press release of the C50. The Canon C50 camera’s detailed specification is here
Canon C50 Press Release
Canon U.S.A. Announces New EOS C50 7K Full-Frame CMOS Sensor Cinema Camera and RF-Mount RF85mm F1.4 L VCM Hybrid Lens
Firmware updates for select Canon Cinema EOS cameras and new PowerShot ELPH 360 HS A camera also available
MELVILLE, NY, September 9, 2025 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, is excited to introduce the new EOS C50 cinema camera, the newest addition to Canon’s cinema EOS system. The EOS C50 is a compact, full-frame cinema camera featuring a brand new 7K full-frame CMOS sensor, 7K 60P internal RAW recording and 32 megapixel still photo capture, making it a true hybrid camera. Weighing approximately one and a half pounds, the EOS C50 is Canon’s smallest and lightest cinema camera ever, making it ideal for handheld and verité shooting.
The lightweight design and hyper-mobile form factor the EOS C50 camera meets growing demands from shooters who are increasingly looking for compact, ergonomic cinema cameras for a variety of settings and shooting styles. Excellent for large and small scale productions, documentary shooting in the field, social media video creation, sports, and more, the EOS C50 camera features a detachable top handle which adds two full-size XLR audio inputs, a start-stop button, and a zoom rocker for unbeatable agility. It also features an RF-mount, lending it native compatibility with a wide variety of Canon lenses, such as the new RF85mm F1.4 L VCM Hybrid Lens.
EOS C50 Camera Recording Options
At the heart of the EOS C50 camera is the 7K full-frame CMOS sensor, which is capable of a Dual Base ISO of 800 and 6400 in Canon Log 2, and 12-bit Cinema RAW Light recording at up to 7K 60P. This powerful sensor is coupled with a DIGIC DV7 processor. The EOS C50 is the first camera in the Cinema EOS lineup to feature the full frame 3:2 open gate recording. In addition to Cinema RAW Light and the standard XF-AVC, the EOS C50 camera also features XF- AVC S and XF-HEVC S recording codecs, proving an easy-to-manage naming system and folder structure, all while preserving metadata and recording in the familiar MP4 format.
Social media shooters will enjoy that the EOS C50 camera is capable of simultaneous crop recording when shooting in 4K DCI or UHD, allowing you to record at a chosen aspect ratio while also recording a cropped portion of the frame in 2K. When shooting in simultaneous crop mode, the three format options include: 9:17, 9:16, or 1:1.
For those looking for camera connectivity, the EOS C50 camera supports XC protocol which allows for remote control over IP via Wi-Fi® or a compatible third-party USB-C ethernet adapter. The EOS C50 camera is also compatible with the Multi Camera Control App and features native integration of frame.io camera to cloud.
New RF-Mount RF85mm F1.4 L VCM Hybrid Lens
The new RF-Mount RF85mm F1.4 L VCM Hybrid lens is the latest addition to Canon’s line of VCM lenses, designed for shooters who increasingly are seeking powerful options whether shooting stills or video content. The RF85mm F1.4 L VCM has a focal length of 85mm, making it perfect for portrait-style shooting. The lens provides beautiful background blurring, as well as a F1.4 Maximum aperture, and well-controlled focus breathing.
Firmware Updates for EOS C400, C80, C70, and R5C Cameras
A new firmware update for select Canon Cinema EOS cameras bring in a few of these bleeding-edge features, available later this year. New firmware updates will enable full frame 3:2 open gate recording (EOS C400), view assist in media mode, quality improvement of focus peaking, improved assign buttons, improved Joy-Stick operability (EOS C80 and EOS C400), and more.
New PowerShot ELPH 360 HS A
Originally released in 2016, the PowerShot ELPH 360 HS still remains a popular compact camera. Appealing to fans of pocketable point and shoot style cameras, the newly updated PowerShot ELPH 360 HS A camera’s memory card slot will be changed from SD to microSD to help meet emerging needs in the compact camera market. The PowerShot ELPH 360 HS A camera will be available in two colors, black and silver.
Pricing and Availability
The Canon EOS C50 camera is currently scheduled to ship towards the end of Q4 of 2025 for an estimated retail price of $3,899.00*. The firmware updates for EOS C400, C80, C70, and the R5C cameras are currently scheduled to be available in Q4 of 2025.
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By admin, on August 4th, 2025
The Canon R7 Mark II camera is one of the most rumoured Canon cameras of 2025. Yes, as much as I am waiting for the Canon R6 Mark III, a lot of APS-C users love to get the R7 Mark II asap. However, we have to accept the fact that the R7 was overdue for an update. The original Canon R7 camera was announced back in 2022 — a prosumer-grade camera with high-end core specifications at that time. However, in 2025, the Canon R7 requires an urgent update as soon as possible. Let’s talk about the different sets of sources that are sharing information related to the Canon R7 Mark II camera’s arrival date.
Canon R7 Mark II Camera Arrival Date
Before we jump to conclusions and give you a time frame when the Canon R7 Mark II is actually coming, let’s discuss the most updated set of information we have related to the announcement date of the Canon R7 Mark II camera from the two most trusted sources.
Source 1 – Jan Wegener – As we have discussed in the previous article, the trusted source, Mr. Wegener, said – I’ve reached out to my sources again, but no one has really heard anything about the camera just yet. That doesn’t mean it’s not coming soon, but it makes it less likely that a release is imminent. Wegener’s use of “not imminent” clearly means not in the next one to two months—that is, August and September. However, “that doesn’t mean it’s not coming soon”. It certainly leaves room for a possible announcement in Q4 of 2025—that is, from October to December 2025.
Source 2 – According to CanonRumors – One of the most trusted names in the rumor industry, and their sources, the Canon R7 Mark II camera will arrive at the IBC trade show in September 2025. It’s a major product event, and historically, Canon has used the IBC platform to showcase video cameras and announce cinema-related products. BUT, the chances look less likely since the IBC trade show has always been a platform for video-centric and video-related announcements. Yes, Canon does showcase their cameras in their booth, but that’s not the standard platform for Canon Mirrorless cameras-related announcements. One more thing, if we look at the previous 5-year pattern, Canon generally avoids the August and September months of the year for their mirrorless camera-related announcements.
Between September to December 2025
If we create a timeline of possible arrival dates from all the latest sets of information we have – from CanonRumor to Jan Wegener – everyone is pointing out the announcement of the Canon R7 Mark II camera between September to December 2025. That indicates that the R7 Mark II camera is coming for sure in the next few months; it’s just a matter of time and information. We will soon get the exact date of its arrival.
Canon R7 Mark II Camera Price
- The Canon R7 Mark II camera body is likely to cost around $1799 to $1999 USD
- Paired with a kit lens (18–150mm), the price is expected to range somewhere around $2100 to $2500 USD
Two factors affect the price of the Canon R7 Mark II camera:
- So the primary factor that will affect the Canon R7 Mark II camera price is the massive upgrade inside the body. Canon will surely bring a new sensor and image processor inside the R7 Mark II camera body. Rumours suggest the camera may potentially include a 33 to 40 megapixel sensor, which may have a stacked design integrated inside it to improve the overall performance. So it’s quite obvious to expect the price hike in the Canon R7 series camera body price if the R7 Mark II camera is coming with a massive update.
- The second factor that potentially impacts the cost or the pricing of the Canon R7 Mark II camera is the tariff imposed by the USA on Japanese-manufactured products, including cameras. So historical trends suggest a possible price hike that we are expecting approximately somewhere in between 10 to 15% for the affected products. So that’s also a reason that will surely impact the Canon R7 Mark II camera price.
Considering these two basic factors, the price of the Canon R7 Mark II camera body and kit lens is expected to have a higher price tag compared to its predecessor.
Canon R7 Mark II Camera Core Specification
There’s a 75% or more chance that we will have a 33 MP stacked sensor. But at the very same time, as we have discussed, there have also been some rumors in the past related to a 40MP sensor. So we are considering both. Here is the rumored specification table of the Canon R7 Mark II camera:
Rumored Specification Table of Canon R7 Mark II Camera
The EOS R7 Mark II is rumored to feature significant upgrades, positioning it as a premium APS-C camera. Here are the key specifications based on recent leaks:
| Feature |
Details |
| Sensor |
33MP to 40MP APS-C stacked CMOS sensor, offering faster readout and reduced rolling shutter. |
| Processor |
DIGIC X with DIGIC Accelerator for enhanced autofocus and processing speed. |
| Stabilization |
Up to 8.5 stops of in-body image stabilization (IBIS) for low-light and video. |
| Viewfinder |
2.36M-dot OLED EVF, potentially with improved refresh rates. |
| Shutter |
40 FPS electronic shutter, possibly no mechanical shutter. |
| Video |
4K 120FPS with Canon Log 3, potential up to 6k 120FPS / 8K 60 FPS recording. |
| Form Factor |
Larger body with EOS R5 Mark II-like ergonomics, improved grip, and AF joystick. |
| Memory Slots |
Likely dual slots: CFexpress Type B and UHS-II SD. |
| Additional Features |
Pre-continuous shooting, in-camera upscaling. |
These specs suggest Canon is aiming for a flagship APS-C camera, potentially rivaling Fujifilm’s X-T5
Canon R7 Mark II: APS-C Powerhouse Like the Canon R1, Canon’s 7D series has always been called the Mini 1D / 1DX series in Canon. So, from that POV, we can say Canon R1 Mini is coming next. Canon always creates a big leap between the core specifications of two flagship cameras, so we are expecting a massive update over the specs of the existing Canon R7 Camera. Finally, even if it arrives at a higher price point with a major upgrade, photography professionals will feel it is reasonable to pay that price.
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By admin, on July 28th, 2025
Update on: 6:36 pm, Friday, 26 December 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
The Nikon ZR camera has already been mentioned in our earlier article. The Nikon Z9 Mark II is currently expected to arrive in 2026, alongside the Nikon Z7 Mark III camera. The full-frame camera announcement timeline for both models is expected to be almost the same.
The Nikon Z9 Mark II is expected to carry a 45MP enhanced sensor. At this moment, it is still not entirely clear what “enhanced” exactly means, since it is already a stacked sensor, while the Nikon Z7 Mark III is expected to feature a higher-resolution sensor, possibly 61MP or even 80MP. Nikon wants to clearly define and separate its lineup.
If someone wants a higher-resolution sensor for better dynamic range, landscape photography, or commercial work, they can opt for the Nikon Z7 Mark III. On the other hand, if someone wants speed, reliability, resolution, and all-in-one flagship-level performance, they can go with the Nikon Z9 Mark II.
Some unverified YouTube channels are spreading rumors that the Nikon Z9 Mark II will arrive with a higher-resolution sensor, which could overlap with the Z7 series. This is not true. The Nikon Z7 Mark III has its own clear position, and it is expected to arrive in 2026.
It’s already 3 months since the registration of the Nikon N2410 Model (the camera was registered back in April 2025). Generally, camera makers like Nikon announce their products 3 – 4 months after registration in the wireless certification agency, so we can expect the Nikon Camera announcement of August – September 2025
N2410 registration details show that it’s not an entry-level model. It supports 5 gigahertz of Wi-Fi bandwidth, so if a camera supports 5 gigahertz of Wi-Fi bandwidth, then without a doubt, it’s an FX series or DX series premium camera.
Based on Rumors – The Next Announcement: Nikon
If we take a look at the list of upcoming Nikon cameras in 2025 and 2026, then we have two different sets of probabilities:
- Z9 Mark II camera: The first probability is the development announcement of the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera in late 2026. Its announcement is expected to happen before the 2026 Winter Olympics.
- Nikon ZR / Z video camera: The name is not confirmed yet, said to use the same partially stacked CMOS sensor that we have seen in the Nikon Z6 III camera. Right now, check more details about the Nikon ZR
- Nikon Z7 III is long long-rumored camera, and it’s also in the announcement pipeline of Nikon, the camera is also expected to arrive with a 61MP sensor. More details here
So, as per the latest set of rumors, we have all three of these cameras expected to arrive in Q4 of 2025 and Q1 of 2026, as we get any information related to that we will post it soon.
Nikon Next Registration N24XX
One more Nikon camera in the registration pipeline: According to the latest rumours we have from a trusted source E88_8888, Nikon is about to register a new camera in the Chinese wireless certification agency. Once the model code and other details are revealed, we will be publishing a post soon on our website.
Stay tuned for more updates
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By admin, on June 9th, 2025
Fuji has a long history in creating amazing cameras, starting from the APS-C line of cameras and the medium format GFX series, all of which deliver exceptional image quality and retro aesthetics.
The Fuji X-100 VI camera with its 40 megapixel sensor has very high demand worldwide, and most of the time, due to the supply chain issues, the camera remains backordered. Fuji recently announced their first medium format compact camera, the GFX 100 RF, which uses a 102 megapixel medium format sensor-based camera. Both of them showcase Fujifilm’s ability to innovate in the premium compact camera space.
However a new patent surfaced over the web of 40 mm F2 full frame compact lens the lens is specifically designed for a full frame sensor it has sparked an intense speculation about a new addition to Fujifilm in a full frame compact camera, may be to complete against the existing like a Leica Q3 with approximately the same focal length having name the Fuji FX 100. And We do believe that the Fujifilm FX100 could be Fujifilm’s answer to the Leica Q3, as they already possess all the capabilities required to create a retro full-frame compact camera.
Let’s explore the POSSIBILITIES of the arrival of the Fuji FX100 full-frame compact camera.
Fujifilm’s History and Stance on Full-Frame Cameras
Fujifilm has long charted its own course in the mirrorless world, choosing to double down on its beloved APS-C “X” line and its high-end GFX medium-format system rather than wade into the full-frame fray. As recently as 2023, during INTERVIEWS, they have CLEARLY SAID that they have no plans to enter the crowded full-frame interchangeable-lens mirrorless market dominated by Canon, Nikon, and Sony. Their reasoning is clear: APS-C (X Series) offers a compact, cost-effective alternative, while medium format (GFX Series) provides superior resolution and dynamic range for professionals. Building a FULLFRAME interchangeable LENS system from scratch means designing new mounts and glass, then convincing photographers to invest in yet another lineup, possibly at the expense of their current X and GFX customers. It’s a risky move that could or may end up cannibalising their lineup of GFX and Z series cameras.
That said, Fujifilm isn’t ruling out playing in the full-frame sandbox entirely—a fixed-lens full-frame compact camera, as we have discussed above the Fiji FX100, would not contradict Fujifilm’s stance. It would be a distinct product category, akin to the Leica Q3 (60MP full-frame sensor, 28mm or 43mm f/1.7-2 lenses) or Sony RX1R II (42MP full-frame, 35mm f/2 lens): FX100 will let them dip a toe into full-frame territory without overhauling their entire lens portfolio. It’s a smart way to test the waters—pairing their signature film simulations and sleek design with a full-frame sensor, while staying true to the systems their users already know and love.
Fuji 40mm f/2 Full-Frame Lens Patent
Back in June 2025, Japanese website ASOBINET spotted something intriguing in Fujifilm’s patent filings: alongside new GF 20mm f/2.8 and XF 15mm f/2.8 designs, there was a 40mm f/2 lens specifically laid out for a full-frame sensor. That little detail is probably the strongest hint yet that Fuji is toying with the idea of a full-frame compact. A 40 mm normal-view optic makes perfect sense here—it’s roughly the classic field of view you’d get with Leica’s Q3 at 43 mm f/2, so it’s equally happy capturing street scenes, travel snaps, or environmental portraits. And unlike lugging around a monster telephoto, a 40 mm f/2 can stay snug and pocketable without sacrificing speed or sharpness.
Of course, patents aren’t product guarantees—they’re often filed just to stake an R&D claim or to keep rivals at bay. But the timing, right after the buzz over the X100VI and GFX100RF, and the very specific full-frame design all point to the fact that Fujifilm is taking the compact full-frame space seriously. If it does materialize, this camera could sit squarely between the Leica Q3 (around $6,660) and the still-cherished Sony RX1R II ($3,300-ish on the used market), offering Fuji’s renowned film simulations, sleek styling, and top-tier image quality in a pocket-friendly package.
Fuji FX-100 will be a Sweet Spot in the Fuji Lineup
Think of the FX100 as the “sweet spot” in Fujifilm’s family. It wouldn’t step on the toes of the X100VI or GFX100RF—instead, it fills the gap between them. The X100VI is beloved by street shooters and travel photographers for its APS-C sensor and fixed 35 mm-equivalent lens, while the GFX100RF is built for pixel-peepers, packing a 102 MP medium-format sensor and a 28 mm-equivalent f/4 optic. A full-frame FX100 would bridge those worlds: better low-light performance and greater dynamic range than the X100VI, and a faster lens and smaller body than the GFX100RF.
Fuji FX100 – Expected Core Specifications
- 42–61MP Full-Frame BSI CMOS Sensor
- Fixed 40mm f/2 Lens with Nano-GI Coating
- 6.2K30, 4K60 & 4:2:2 10-Bit Video, F-Log2 Support
- AI-Based Phase Detection Autofocus with Subject Tracking
- In-Body Image Stabilization (6–7 Stops)
- Hybrid OVF/EVF with 5.76M-Dot OLED Panel
- 3.15″ 2.1M-Dot 2-Axis Tilting Touchscreen LCD
- ISO 50–100000, Up to 15-fps Continuous Shooting
- Built-in 4-Stop ND Filter & Digital Teleconverter (50mm, 63mm Modes)
- SD UHS-II Slot; USB-C, HDMI, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth
- Retro Design with Leaf Shutter & Dedicated Exposure Dials
- Weather-Sealed (Likely IP52 Rating)
- Estimated Price: $2,000–$3,000
See, the possibility of the Fuji FX100 camera does exist, and it has been fueled by the latest June 2025 patent of the 40mm f/2 full-frame lens by Fujifilm itself. They already have a decent, proven track record of building premium compact cameras with the success of the Fuji X100 series and the recently announced GFX100 RF series compact camera. Now you have to understand one thing — that even if they announce a fixed-lens full-frame camera, it does not violate their stand against interchangeable-lens full-frame systems. One more thing — that Fuji’s research and development doesn’t take much time to make a patent into reality. If they really want to announce a perfect competitor to the Leica Q3 or the RX1R series, they won’t take much time. They will for sure announce a full-frame compact camera sometime in 2026, specifically in the later part of the year. And yes, rumor mill first denies this concept of the FX100 model, and after a month or two, they will publish a breaking news “Fuji FX Compact coming”, that’s what they always do.
Stay tuned for more updates coming
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By admin, on June 5th, 2025
The Fuji X-E5 official teaser video is now official, Fuji X-E5 is coming on June 12, 2025. We already have a bunch of leaks and specifications. The upcoming camera will feature a 40MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR Sensor and In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS), as you can only see a glimpse of the camera in the teaser.
There is another rangefinder-style series that is important in the history of the X series.
Stay tuned, more updates are coming
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