According to NYA / E8M Fuji GFX25 and GFX200 rumors are likely fake
I forgot to review the Fuji Weibo I posted at three in the morning.
I missed what I said in the group chat. The obsessions of GFX25 and GFX200 are probably fake. The biggest problem is the same: the supplier does not have such a sensor.
And for Fujifilm’s GFX lens group, it’s hard for me to believe that a dedicated video camera would use that motor to move.
Medium format must be a celebration of the machine. It would be outrageous not to pursue image quality. Except for focusing, everything else is just an add-on. Continuous shooting must be done without losing image quality.
The control of the GFX100 II is good, and the shoulder design is very pleasing. But the price for speed seems a bit meaningless.
I am more looking forward to a GFX100S II that has no video tax, good picture quality, and better focus than the GFX 100S.
But seriously, many of the additional video functions of the GFX100 II have unclear meanings. What is this Premista? It is better to have a built-in digital zoom for users to customize. It really makes me confused.
We have summarized the information here
GFX25 and GFX200 rumors are likely fake: The author doubts the existence of GFX25 and GFX200 / or their arrival in 2024, because their supplier lacks the necessary sensor technology.
GFX video camera motor questioned: The author finds it hard to believe that Fujifilm would use the current motor technology of lenses in a dedicated GFX video camera.
Medium format should prioritize image quality: The E8M says that medium format cameras should primarily focus on image quality, with other secondary features like video. They believe continuous shooting shouldn’t compromise image quality.
Hope for a GFX100S II with focus improvements: E8M Wish to see some AF improvements over the upcoming GFX100S II. also image quality without increase in cost due to intro of enhanced video features.
Thenewcamera.com Take: What I feel is that Fujirumor.com is strongly connected to Fuji personnel, so they get early hints about product development and announcements. At the same time, we do have information related to Sony’s 200MP medium format sensor, so the arrival of GFX 200 is expected without a doubt. Maybe not in 2024, but yes, we can expect it in 2025. The Fuji GFX 25 also looks fake to me, but if Fuji wants to make a more affordable medium format camera, they can do so. This step will attract more consumers as well as third parties.
According to the latest rumors coming from the rumor mill, Nikon planning to announce a high-speed full-frame mirrorless camera. Although the name is not confirmed by the rumor mill, it is being said that a high-speed full-frame relay camera may feature a sensor resolution somewhere around 24 to 28 megapixels, and the camera is expected to arrive in the first half of 2024.
Approximately 3 weeks ago, we received hints from an anonymous source. According to them, Nikon will announce the Z9 Mark 2 / Or A Camera Similar to the Z9, the camera will arrive in the first half of 2024. At the same time the source also mentioned the camera the camera will have built-in grip [Like Nikon Z9] with latest gen Wireless Transmitter [5.8GHz/2.4GHz wireless LAN equipment] for high Speed wireless data transfer.
We thought this was an absurd rumor, as there is no way that Nikon would update the Z9 camera so early since it’s a flagship full-frame mirrorless camera so soon. Camera makers typically take at least 4 years to update their flagship cameras, so we decided not to publish this information.
Panasonic has quietly announced the successor to the Panasonic G100 camera, and it’s called the Panasonic G100D. We were expecting the new G100D to feature phase detection autofocus, but unfortunately, it only comes with minor updates, which is quite disappointing.
Here are the two updates we’ve noticed in the new Panasonic G100D camera:
Feature
G100
G100D
EVF
LCD (3.68M dots, 0.73x magnification)
OLED (2.36M dots, 0.74x magnification)
USB port
Micro USB
USB-C
Release date
May 2020
December 2023
Price
Generally slightly cheaper
May be slightly more expensive
Sadly, the minor update is a real disappointment. We hope and expect that Panasonic will understand the value of entry-level content creators. As we all know, the Sony ZV-E10 camera contributes to 50% of Sony’s total camera sales. If Panasonic can effectively implement a proper PDAF sensor in their cameras, they will surely gain a significant market share. However, if they continue to ignore this and keep offering lower specifications in their entry-level range, who will buy this camera? We are not going to recommend this camera in our reviews. So, who will?
The CFV II 50C was a digital camera back made by Hasselblad for V system cameras, and it was compatible with most of the V system cameras made from 1957, in addition to technical cameras, blending the past and present.
When combined with the 907X, the digital camera back becomes compatible with all the new XCD lenses from Hasselblad. The CFV II 50C digital camera back was announced after the Hasselblad X1D II 50C camera, and in February 2023, Hasselblad registered the CFV II 100C digital camera back. So, without a doubt, it will feature the 100-megapixel medium format sensor of the X1D II 100C camera. We are now expecting the arrival of the CFV II 100C in the year 2024.
The expiration of the registered camera is set to July 24, 2026, so if Hasselblad wishes, they can delay the announcement.
According to the latest rumors surfacing on the web, the Nikon Z6 Mark III is expected sometime in August or September of 2024. If everything goes on schedule, the announcement will be made in one of these two months.
I was personally waiting for the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera and its arrival. I was expecting that the camera should arrive in the first quarter of 2024, but the information that we have received right now suggests that the camera will arrive sometime in August of 2024. So that is slightly disappointing as we were expecting the camera to arrive sooner, but still, we have to wait a few more months.
We will dig more into that, and if we get any new information, we will share it with you soon.
So, we have a leaked image of an upcoming Nikon camera according to Chinese sources. According to them, you can see the picture; it is on the extreme right side of the image and they have said the following:
[Nikon’s mysterious new phone appears at the Iner BEE2023 exhibition] This is a report from the Nikon platform at the Inter BEE2023 exhibition. The new camera is clearly displayed on the Nikon booth, next to the Z 8 and Z 9. Judging from the exposure pictures, the new phone It is smaller than the Z 8, but has a large viewfinder, much larger than the previous Z 5, Z 7 and Z 6 series. Current speculations about this new camera are as follows: 1) A certain aspect of the Z series
camera A prototype model;
2) A new high-speed machine rumored to be prepared for the 2024 Olympics;
3) Just a visual error, just one of the existing Z series models
According to them, the viewfinder of this particular camera looks bigger and maybe it can be the Z6 Mark III or something else that may arrive just before Olympics. But if you analyze it closely, you may notice it looks very similar to the Nikon Z8 camera. Maybe it’s an optical illusion, that’s why the electronic viewfinder of the camera on the extreme right side looks bigger. Otherwise, the design of the camera looks very similar to the Nikon Z8 (setting on the extreme left side). So for me, it is a Z8 camera and nothing more, but I am open to possibilities. If you think it’s a different camera, please comment below.
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