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By admin, on June 12th, 2025
According to the latest news on the web via rumor mills, the Canon R7 Mark II camera is coming without a mechanical shutter. The successor to the Canon R7 camera will arrive in Q4 of 2025. Canon R7 series is always called as trend setter of the prosumer market, it always sets a new standard in terms of performance, usability, and practicality
A Shutterless Future for Canon APS-C Cameras?
See, the idea of ditching the mechanical shutter is not entirely new. If you have been following, then Nikon made headlines years ago by dropping the mechanical shutter in the Nikon Z8 and the Nikon Z9 camera. It did raise the eyebrows of professional photographers—those who have been using mechanical shutters for ages— but none of them have any performance quality issues.
A mechanical shutter is required when your sensor readout speed is slow. Typically, all the traditional non-stacked CMOS sensors had slow readout speed, and with the help of a mechanical shutter, the traditional readout speed gets overridden; hence, the mechanical shutter was a very essential thing, till the stacked CMOS sensors arrived in the mirrorless game.
Do Stacked CMOS Sensors Need a Mechanical Shutter?
Now, with the faster readout speed, new age sensors, technically, the stacked CMOS sensors don’t need a mechanical shutter. With faster readout speeds, these sensors minimize rolling shutter distortion, which was a key limitation of electronic shutters in the past. For example, the latest Nikon cameras, the Z8 and Z9, feature stacked CMOS sensors with a readout speed of approximately 3.73ms (1/268 second) for full-resolution RAW stills, among the fastest for HIGH RES. full-frame cameras. This speed significantly reduces rolling shutter artefacts, making mechanical shutters largely redundant for most shooting scenarios.
The Sony Alpha 9 III takes this further with its full-frame global shutter sensor, which captures all pixels simultaneously, effectively eliminating rolling shutter distortion (rendering traditional readout speed measurements irrelevant). This allows distortion-free capture at 120fps for stills and in high-speed video modes like 4K/120p, without the need for a mechanical shutter.
Mechanical shutters are no longer critical for exposure control in these cameras; they still have some use, however, and can serve a secondary purpose: protecting the sensor from dust and debris when the camera is powered off or during lens changes. For example, the Nikon Z8 and Z9 incorporate a sensor shield that closes when the camera is off, addressing this concern without requiring a traditional mechanical shutter.
List of Shutterless Mirrorless Cameras 2025
| Brand |
Model |
Sensor |
Resolution |
Burst Rate (Electronic Shutter) |
Release Status |
| Nikon |
Z9 |
Full-Frame Stacked CMOS |
45.7MP |
20fps (RAW), 120fps (11MP JPEG) |
Released (2021) |
| Nikon |
Z8 |
Full-Frame Stacked CMOS |
45.7MP |
20fps (RAW), 120fps (11MP JPEG) |
Released (2023) |
| Sony |
Alpha 9 III |
Full-Frame Global Shutter CMOS |
24.6MP |
120fps |
Released (2023) |
| Canon |
EOS R7 Mark II (Rumored) |
APS-C Stacked BSI CMOS |
32.5MP (Speculated) |
40fps (Speculated) |
Expected Q3/Q4 2025 |
Take a look at the updated list of Canon R7 Mark II expected core specifications below
- 32.5MP Stacked APS-C CMOS Sensor
- Dual Pixel CMOS AF II
- 4K 120p 10-Bit Video, HDR-PQ & C-Log 3
- External 6K ProRes RAW Recording
- 40 fps E. Shutter,
15 fps Mech. Shutter
- Sensor-Shift 5-Axis Image Stabilization
- 3.69 m-Dot OLED EVF
- 1.6m-Dot Vari-Angle Touchscreen LCD
- Sensor-Shift 5-Axis Image Stabilization
- Dual UHS-II Memory Card Slots
- Multi-Function Shoe, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Our Take
Mechanical shutters are expensive to produce, add complexity to camera bodies, and have a finite lifespan due to their moving parts. By going fully electronic, Canon could streamline production and potentially pass savings on to consumers. While using a STACKED CMOS sensor, Electronic shutters can also offer distinct advantages without worrying about the rolling shutter issue. Some Advantages include silent operation, faster burst rates, and higher shutter speeds (up to 1/16,000 sec on the current R7). It’s a welcome and very innovative step by Canon if the information is true.
What do you think about a shutterless R7 Mark II? Would you embrace the change, or do you prefer the reliability of a mechanical shutter? Let us know in the comments below!
At TheNewCamera.com, we’re dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest camera news. The article “Canon R7 Mark II Coming without Mechanical Shutter” was published on 8:40 am, Thursday, 12 June 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) 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 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.
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At TheNewCamera.com, we’re dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest camera news. The article “Fuji FX100: The Possibility of a Full-Frame Compact Camera in 2026” was first published on11:49 am, Monday, 9 June 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) by thenewcamera.com team
By admin, on March 20th, 2025
Sony just posted an teaser of their upcoming Fullframe cinema camera announcement, as per the leaked image its visible its scaled-down VENICE expansion module on March 26, 2025,
More over this – Sony itself accicxently leaked upcoming VENICE Extension System in a video which was removed later, the image you see below is The VENICE Extension System Mini (model CBK-3621XS) has a built-in 8.6K full-frame CMOS sensor that retains the image quality of VENICE 2
 VENICE Extension System Mini Approximately 70% smaller than the VENICE Extension System 2 (image block volume ratio). Flexibility is built into every corner of the compact design. A slim, soft, detachable cable brings greater freedom to filmmaking, while also opening up XR content creation and stitching shooting. The PL mount adapter supports more lens selection and metadata recording. Assignable buttons and numerous mounting holes allow photographers to mount and shoot to their preferences. This compact system is ideal for handheld, gimbal, and POV shooting.
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By admin, on March 13th, 2025
Hasselblad X2D Mark II camera rumors started after the FCC registration HB 722, which has been surfaced by rumor mill in the past. Rumor mills suggest it is actually a potential upgrade or update to the existing flagship X2D 100C. The X2D 100C was released back in 2022, and it is due for an update.
This post was updated on March 18 – 2025
We now have confirmation that the announcement of Hasselblad X2D Mark II shipping will start in June 2025 and Official ANNOUNCEMENT WILL HAPPEN on APRIL 2025. thenewcamera team
Hasselblad X2D II Shipping in June 2025
The camera is expected to officially arrive in April 2025 and the shipping will start on June 2025. The camera was registered back in December 2024, and as per the FCC rules and regulations, the external photos and the manuals of the camera remain withheld for 180 days. So it suggests the public reveal will be done in June 2025. So that’s the month when Hasselblad will be obviously announcing the X2D Mark II Camera.
X2D 100C a Photographer’s Dream Camera
Now, what we have already seen in the predecessor, the X2D 100C, is a 100-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor paired with 7 stops of built-in sensor-shift image stabilization and a 1 terabyte internal SSD drive, and it has been loved by professionals and Hasselblad users out there. But the autofocus speed and the video capabilities were the two major issues associated with the first generation of the X2D 100C camera.
Now, we expect the upcoming X2D Mark II camera will address those gaps and ups the overall performance of the entire series to the next level.
Hasselblad X2D Mark II – The Next Evolution
The X2D Mark II is kind of the next evolution of the existing and popular X2D 100C. It has been loved by professionals. Now, Hasselblad is in the works to introduce a new camera. Let’s discuss the possible set of core specifications that we may see inside this camera.
What We Are Expecting in the Upcoming X2D II Camera
- The camera is likely to use the same 100-megapixel sensor with 16-bit color depth and 15 stops of dynamic range.
- Introduction of a new AI-based autofocus algorithm to upscale the overall tracking performance of the camera. The 294 autofocus zones are expected to remain the same.
- Hasselblad will use the same image stabilization mechanism that we have already witnessed in the X2D. The five-axis 7 stops IBIS was a game changer in the X2D and loved by professionals. The same 7 stops of IBIS performance is expected in the upcoming X2D Mark II.
- Image processor is the key, and we are expecting the introduction of a next-generation processor to boost the overall responsiveness of the camera, reduce lag (specifically visible in the EVF), and handle data transfer faster with the sensor. That will lead to a faster continuous shooting speed and the possibility to record 4K video from this camera. So if they introduce a new image processor, for sure, we will see a major improvement in the overall core specs of the camera.
- We all know it is a Photographers camera, but due to the increasing demand for Videos among MF format users and to give a tough competition to GFX series cameras, the X200D Mark II is the best platform to introduce the Introduction of 4k 30 fps 10-bit Video, with H Log support.
- The easiest upgrade they can do is to increase the storage from 1 terabyte to 2 terabytes SSD. So we are expecting a kind of a storage update in this camera too.
- Body and Design: Iconic Scandinavian design needs minor tweaks. The introduction of a larger handgrip is much needed. Let’s hope for the best.
Conclusion
These Expected core specifications are more than enough to set the upcoming Hasselblad X2D Mark II camera apart from its predecessor.
One more thing I would love to add—Hasselblad users actually loved the Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS) that decodes 16 BIT images perfectly with its true color tones, which was introduced in the original X2D 100C. And we would love to see it again in the upcoming X2D Mark II camera.
The X2D 100C was a masterpiece for still shooters, but it still has a lot of room for improvement, which includes the introduction of VIDEO mode, speed, autofocus performance, and overall versatility. The X2D Mark II camera could be Hasselblad’s answer to those critiques, blending its signature 16-bit image quality. We would love to witness how Hasselblad processes the upcoming medium-format camera’s specifications to the next level.
Hasselblad X2D II camera current status
The camera was registered with the FCC in December 2024, and as per FCC rules and regulations, the external photos and manual remain confidential for 180 days only. That clearly means the public reveal will be done around June 2025.
Unfortunately, at the time, we have very little information about it, but it makes quite a bit of sense even for the camera maker itself to announce the camera prior to June 2025. Otherwise, the images will go public, and that’s a big setback for the camera maker itself if they fail to do so.
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Article Update Log: The article “Hasselblad X2D Mark II Rumors: Latest Updates” was first published by the thenewcamera.com team on March 13, 2025, and updated on May 20, 2025.
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By admin, on December 16th, 2024
Panasonic is planning to announce a compact camera in 2025, according to the latest rumors from Webio [take it with a grain of salt]. Panasonic is reportedly planning to announce a compact camera similar to Canon G7X Mark III, specifically designed for content creators. This camera is under development and expected to arrive in the first half of 2025.
When I visited the Panasonic Lumix websites of several countries, I noticed that most of their compact cameras are either out of production or out of stock. Currently, the only compact camera active in their production line is the Lumix FZ80. Even retailers are no longer accepting any orders of Panasonic compact camera models.
It’s hard to believe this rumor, seeing that most of their cameras are out of production. They may either launch a brand-new series specifically for content creators or revive one of their existing models, like the LX20.
It looks like Panasonic is in the mood to regain the compact camera consumer base. And yes, they can do so, as a huge number of content creators right now would love to have a compact solution with high-quality videography features, which the Panasonic /Lumix brand can easily deliver.
We will update you if anything comes up related to the upcoming camera or lenses. Stay tuned and stay updated.
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By admin, on December 7th, 2024
According to the latest rumors from one of the most popular sources, the next Sony camera will have no front digital nameplate, only the Alpha logo. So what exactly does that mean, and how reliable is this information? Yes, we are going to analyze it below.
Source of the Rumor
The information is coming from one of the most popular Weibo handles, E88_888. If you talk about the source, it continuously shares information related to Sony’s upcoming sensors and camera registrations. In the past, even the recent Sony A7 V camera details were leaked by the same source. If you check the previous leaks, they have been accurate most of the time. But again, since it’s the rumor world, we can always have some space for incorrect information. More or less, the sort of information we generally get from this particular source is perfect and true.
Possibility 1: Retro-Style Camera
Let’s analyze what type of camera we can have from Sony if it only includes the Alpha logo and not a model name or a model code.
A retro-style Sony camera is missing from the entire lineup. None of the Sony cameras feature extensive manual controls over the body or a retro design.
So, there is a high possibility that in early 2025, we will see a retro-style Sony camera specifically made for photographers, which carries approximately 70 to 80% of the core specifications we have already seen in the Sony A7 IV camera, paired with the advanced Bionz XR image processor as well as an AI chip. Such a camera can directly compete against the Nikon Z f camera, which has been quite popular among its users, specifically wedding photographers in the Asian region.
Possibility 2: Exclusive Branding for a Flagship Camera
The second option we have is exclusive branding for a flagship or a special edition camera. Since we already have the Sony Alpha A1 Mark II camera, expecting another flagship camera with exclusive branding might be too much to expect from the brand.
Possibility 3: Limited Edition Camera
Another option is a special edition camera limited to 100 or 500 units, with specific signatures, color modules, or color themes. Other camera makers have done this in the past. Specifically, Leica and Hasselblad are very common with this.
Possibility 4: Prototype Misunderstanding by the Source itself
The main point we are completely missing here is that there is a possibility that Sony is currently testing a prototype, and someone who has just witnessed or seen that particular model without any specific model code has started thinking that a new breed of camera is about to arrive. So, there might be some confusion related to the existing prototypes, which do not have any sort of branding on their bodies..
Let me know in the comments, what do you think. what could be the next Sony camera with only the Alpha Logo and no model code name?
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By admin, on November 11th, 2024
Nikon finally announced the Nikon Z50 Mark II camera, and we published a month ago that its announcement was about to happen soon (Nikon Z50 II Coming, Early Specs Leaked – Aug 30). Now, it has already happened. But it’s not only the Z50 Mark II camera that was in the announcement pipeline; according to the rumors, the next camera after the Z50II is the Nikon Z5 Mark II, which is expected to arrive on or before the first quarter of 2025.
I was thinking of postponing this particular post since it seems quite illogical that Nikon while announcing a full-frame camera, might hurt the sales of the Z50 Mark II camera even if it arrives at a price range near about $1200.
But despite all that logical thinking, I have decided to publish this since the rumors are very strong about the Z5 II’s arrival with a full-frame BSI CMOS sensor, like the one we’ve seen in the Nikon Z6 Mark II camera. So, it will indeed be a huge upgrade if the Z5 II features the 24MP BSI CMOS sensor from the Z6 II camera.
Key Features
- 24.5MP Full-Frame BSI CMOS Sensor
- Expeed 7 image processor
- 4K UHD 30p / Full HD 120p Video Recording, 1.5x 60p with crop
- 273-Point Hybrid AF with Eye and Animal Detection
- 5-Axis In-Body Image Stabilization
- Bright 3.69M-Dot OLED Electronic Viewfinder
- 3.2″ Tilting Touchscreen LCD
- Dual UHS-II SD Card Slots
- Built-In Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Connectivity
- USB-C Charging and Power Delivery Support
We’ll update you as soon as we get the latest information.
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