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By admin, on January 4th, 2015
Fujifilm X-Trans sensors and innovative camera design created a new sensation in the digital camera world, but after the announcement of X-T1 we haven’t seen any innovative product yet…. take a look at the chart below
 As you can see from the chart that the 1st generation X-Trans used on X-Pro1, X-E1, X-M1 and the second generation of X-Trans II sensors are used in X100S, X-E2, X-T1, and X100T.
As you can see from 2012 to 2014 Fuji only introduced two type of X-Trans CMOS sensor (I & II), the first generation of X-Trans CMOS sensor life was only 1 year and after that Fuji introduced X-Trans II sensor and it’s almost two years passed and we haven’t seen any sign of X-Trans III sensor yet. The update of models like X-E2 and X-Pro 1 is overdue and Fuji users are waiting and waiting.
Due to the lack of new sensor technology (and a bit frustration) Finally Fuji did a little experiment, they announced a new X100T model having the same sensor as of it’s predecessor (X100S) by having negligible difference in core specification, you can also see the comparison here, as a result the X100T sales report was not satisfactory and finally Fuji decided to not to repeat the same mistake again.
Finally if we look at rumors Fuji is expected to announce a new X-Pro 2 camera along with new generation of X-Trans III sensor in Q1 of 2015..what I see is now Fuji need to work fast to introduce 3rd generation of X-Trans sensor in the market to restore his users and gain market share.
+ Also see – As we all know that Fujiflim is also working on organic sensor but it is still on development stage and not ready for use (see the news here),
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By admin, on December 26th, 2014
According to latest interview published at DCWATCh, Fujifilm Medium format, Full Frame, and Organic sensor are not coming yet. They also cleared that medium format and fullframe mirrorless camera are not on their road-map. The organic sensors are in development stage but they have some limitation and and not ready be implemented anytime soon…
So for now the only hope left is the arrival of next generation of X-Trans sensor based mirrorless camera.
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By admin, on December 17th, 2014
 Take a look at the Fuji X100T high ISO test with different popular cameras, the Fuji X100T sensor is however not new and it is same as of X100S sensor, take a look at the High ISO test below and share your thoughts with us
 Fujifilm X100T vs Rich GR, the X100T is showing bit realistic colors and bit more detail compared to the Rich GR.
 No difference, As we have already said that there is no difference in the sensor of current X100S and X100T, hence the image quality is almost same.
 The X100T is showing more details compared to Nikon coolpix A camera, the X-Trans doesn’t have low have pass filter so it produces more details and and less color noise compared to Coolpix A.
 And finally the Lx100 vs Fujifilm X100T, the LX100 showing almost flat image at ISO 6400 when compared to the Fuji X100T Camera.
The Fuji x100T is a excellent camera if you are looking for a professional compact camera with large sensor.
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By admin, on December 9th, 2014
We already published a ton of articles related to organic sensor, earlier also have published the post that Fujifilm and Panasonic New Organic Sensor Coming on 2014, but we doesn’t seen any signs or organic sensor based camera rumors yet, according to fujirumor trusted sources the organic sensor of based cameras delayed due to following problems
- Current organic sensor need too much power / Drains battery too fast
- Available Image processors in industry are not fit for processing data out from Organic sensor
- Heat generation is also one of the biggest issue of Organic sensor
Now also take a look at the advantages of Organic sensor,
- Dynamic range of 88dB
- The sensor is ultra slim, only 1/6 thickness of current sensors
- Increased Dynamic range of 88dB
- 1,2 times more sensible
- More range, incident angles of 60 degrees
Still we don’t have any information about announcement date of the of the organic sensor based camera.
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By admin, on December 2nd, 2014
According to latest rumors the upcoming fujifilm X-Pro2 will feature newly developed X-Trans sensor,however there is no detailed specification of X-Pro 2 sensor is available yet… but we are sure the upcoming sensor will feature 3rd generation of X-Trans technology.
The other factors that will force fuji to implement a new sensor inside the upcoming flagship mirrorless camera is the low sales of Fuji X100T and Fuji X30 model, since both the models features same sensor as their predecessor…
Fuji is expected to announce the X Pro 2 camera in Q1 of 2015… however we are hoping to hear some good news from Fuji this January.
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By admin, on October 15th, 2014
Both camera look similar form outside but do they differ from inside or almost have same core specification, take a look at the core difference below…
 Unfortunately both camera are using 16 Mp APS-C X-Trans CMOS II Sensor and EXR II image processor, hence the image quality will remains same from both the camera.
Both camera share same Fujinon 23mm f/2 Fixed Focal Length Lens,
Again in AF system there is no change, Both the camera shares same Hybrid AF system and AF points, so again no change here.
Since the sensor is same and image processor is also same, by implementing new image processing algorithm, Fuji is able to get ISO upto 51200. But it doesn’t mean you will see significant difference in the image quality of both the camera.
A redesigned shutter mechanism, which is now entirely electronic, also delivers quickened shutter speeds up to 1/32,000 sec.
Built-in WIFi to share your files easily without any physical pain.
Verdict: If you are a owner of X100S than wait for Fuji X200, since there is no change in the sensor, image processor and lens of both the camera.
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By admin, on October 12th, 2014
 The Fujifilm X30 is a clone of X20 camera, since it features same small sensor and image processor as of X20 camera, on the other side we have Sony RX100 M3 camera that features 1 inch large sensor and very small and compact body design… take a look at the core specification below….
 Sensor Tech: The fujifilm features 2/3″ CMOS image sensor and built with X-Trans bespoke pixel array, the pixel pattern literally reduce the need of optical low pass filter above the sensor, the other major advantage of the X-Trans sensor is the presence of active phase AF pixels inside the sensor, so you get HYBRID AF system that uses contrast and phase AF method with the X30 camera to acquire AF.
the Sony RX100 M3 comes with large 20.1 megapixel 1″ Exmor R CMOS sensor features backside-illuminated technology, due to the large sensor size and bright optical lens the sensor get more light compared to Fuji X30 sensor and the difference is clearly visible… the RX100 M3 does produces excellent level of details in the images by maintaining the minimum amount of noise.
Lens: As we have already said that the lens used in the RX100 M3 camera delivers more light compared to the X30 camera not only due to the difference in the aperture range but also due to the difference in the size of lens elements, the RX100 M3 lens elements are designed for large sensor by and they also feature low aperture range… so the RX100M3 will provide more shallow DOF and noise less low-light images when compared to the X30.
Being small the Fuji lens is able to focus as close as 1cm, the Sony RX100 M3 macro range is limited to 5 cm, you also get 1X more optical zoom lens with Fuji X30.
AF System: We have no doubt that the Fuji X30 will do faster AF since it features advance AF sensor that utilizes Phase and Contrast based methods, on the other side we have Sony RX100 M3 uses traditional contrast detect AF system.
Top continuous speed: Fujifilm x30 can take up to 12 continuous shots whereas Sony RX100 III can take up to 10 shots continuously.
Display: Both the cameras support the same 3” tilting LCD but their pixels varies. Sony RX100 III has a pixel density of 1,228,800 pixels whereas Fujifilm x30 has a pixel density of 920000 pixels.
Hot Shoe: Fujifilm x30 has a hot shoe on its body to attach an external flash for better lightning conditions when required.
Battery life: Fujifilm X30 can take 470 shots in one cycle but Sony RX100 III can take 320 shots only.
Dimensions: Sony RX100 III is smaller than Fujifilm X30.
Weight: Sony RX100 III is lighter than Fujifilm X30.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy the Sony RX100 M3 camera.
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