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Possible MF from Fuji

iiiNelson

Well-known member
From the outset, this reads as it may not happen. What form it takes is any ones guess including Fuji it seems..

Fujifilm Will Launch a Medium Format Camera (Top Trusted Japanese Source) :: New Source says it will be presented Photokina! | Fuji Rumors

On the XPro2 thread it was discussed a bit. A Fuji 67 like camera in maybe 645 format would be nice.
I think there would possibly be room for both a rangefinder style and a SLR style camera in the spirit of a X-Pro+ and a X-T+ camera. That would certainly be different to offer two models in the same mount. With an ultra wide(21 equivalent,) wide(28-35 equivalent,) normal (45-55 equivalent,) and medium portrait lens (80-105 equivalent) at launch.
 

kit laughlin

Subscriber Member
@ HiredArm: that sensation you feel is me running over you to get to this one before you do!!!! :D

That is my dream camera. It is not as though Fujinon can't make MF bodies or lenses... all I need is a 45–50 mm EFOV lens on it; fixed is fine by me.
 

iiiNelson

Well-known member
@ HiredArm: that sensation you feel is me running over you to get to this one before you do!!!! :D

That is my dream camera. It is not as though Fujinon can't make MF bodies or lenses... all I need is a 45–50 mm EFOV lens on it; fixed is fine by me.
I'll be sure to preorder on a different continent be it North America or Europe. LOL

That is if it's a system camera. A fixed lens camera would be nice and different but then it would come down to price. If under $4000 then I might be interested. If not then I'd pass unless it's a system camera.
 

kit laughlin

Subscriber Member
Ha! That made me laugh.

I have a couple of system already (µ4/3rds, and recently one of the X-E2 bodies with the 35/1.4 lens). For the work I do these days, µ4/3rds is adequate; in fact the deeper DOF wide open or near wide open is a bonus. There's plenty of foreground–background separation.

A single lens MF camera is the one that would replace the X-E2; a one-lens way of looking at the world, and carry everywhere. It's the overall shape that matters the most (the X-100s I still have, but enlarged in all directions would be perfect).
 
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