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By admin, on May 6th, 2022
Let’s talk about the set of specifications we know so far about the Fuji X-H2S camera. Rumor mills are leaking out bits and bytes to get as many as clicks possible before the official announcement. And that’s why we have paused the X-H2s updated for a while since bits and bytes may irritate many users.
But, I am not able to control myself when I got a rumor about the Fuji X-H2s Camera compatibility with CF Card. If this is true, the X-H2S is likely to be Fujifilm’s first CFexpress memory card compatible model. The CF express cards allow ultra-high-speed transfer that is unmatched by SD cards, and it seems that fuji will also include a high-speed bigger buffer and internal recording of high-resolution RAW movies can be expected.
So far, it is not clear whether it is “Type A” used by Sony or “Type B” used by Canon and Nikon.
Fuji X-H2s Rumor Summary
- Flagship camera appeared in 2022
- Two types of X-H2 will appear (one is X-H2s)
- The 26MP BSI CMOS model first appeared, and then the high-resolution model
- There are two types of vertical grips.
・ One is very expensive
- 8K video (anonymous information)
- Equipped with new sensor
, X-Trans CMOS
, Back-side illuminated Sensor
, air cooling fan not installed
- The sensor of X-H2s has 26 million pixels (stacked BSI)
- Another sensor has 40 million pixels
- Equipped with a new processor
- X-H2S is equipped with a vari-angle monitor
- X-H2S is compatible with CFexpress cards
- Under $ 2500
We will post images and detailed specifications soon
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source FR.com
By admin, on April 20th, 2022
According to the latest rumors that surfaced over the web, the upcoming Fuji X-H2s Camera will be using a 26MP Stacked CMOS Sensor. So, finally, we have an upgrade from fuji’s old BSI CMOS sensor to the stacked CMOS sensor.
The upcoming sensor is the Fuji Fith Generation X-Trans CMOS sensor, Stacked sensors are capable of processing light with blazing fast speed. Fuji X-H2s is a video-centered camera, so we will only notice video-centered improvement this time.
- Fuji X-H2S – 26 MP Stacked CMOS for higher Sensitivity / better low light performance
- Fuji X-H2 – 40 MP High-Resolution Sony Made Sensor (Sony’s IMX671AQR or maybe a variant of the same)
The Sony 43 MP IMX671AQR is a sensor with DRAM Chip / Stacked CMOS Sensor. So, if the same sensor is being used by fuji both X-H2 series cameras will arrive this year with a Stacked CMOS Sensor.
Fuji X-H2 camera will have 8k video recording capability and the X-H2S will remain limited to 4K video recording capability with enhanced low-light performance.
But, to see the still photography capability of the new 5th generation of X-Trans CMOS Sensor we have to wait for the announcement of X-T5.
Stay with us, Leaked images and specs of the camera coming soon
Sigma Trio and Viltrox Lenses are now available for Fuji X-Mount
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Source Fujirumor.com
By admin, on April 7th, 2022
Take a look at the list of updates we have from rumor mills related to the Fuji X-H2 camera
1. Two different models of Fuji X-H2 camera coming, The Fuji X-H2 and Fuji X-H2S
2. One of them will have a regular 26MP BSI CMOS sensor and the other will have a 40MP higher resolution sensor
3. Camera capable to record DCI 8K Videos
4. Price expected to be less than $2500
5. Introduction of new image processor to manage 8k output
6. Announcement on May 2022
7. Two different battery grips for the X-H2 camera.
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source fujirumor.com
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