CP+ 2014: Fujifilm stand report
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CP+ 2014: Fujifilm stand report
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We're at the CP+ show in Yokohama Japan where Fujifilm is showing off its latest camera, the weathersealed X-T1. Yesterday the show was cancelled due to heavy snow and today the line of people waiting to get in is formidable. Editor Barnaby Britton finagled an exhibitor's pass to get in early and beat the crowds. Click through to read our report from the Fujifilm stand.
CP+ 2014: Fujifilm stand report
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This is the entire Fujifilm X-series lineup, including the three upcoming weather-proof lenses and flagship X-T1 sitting (appropriately) at the top of the pyramid.
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Arguably the star of this year's CP+ show, the X-T1 has been almost impossible to get my hands on until now, during a quiet spell before the doors open to the public. The X-T1 is Fujifilm's flagship X-series camera, featuring full weather sealing, fast continuous shooting and full manual control using traditional shutter speed and exposure compensation dials.
Read more about the Fujifilm X-T1
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A major selling point is the high-resolution 2.36 million-dot electronic viewfinder, which is one of the best we've seen from any manufacturer. At 0.77X magnification it offers a large, immersive view of the world, too.
Read more about the Fujifilm X-T1
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The X-T1's rear LCD screen is partially articulated, as you can see here. Although not as useful as full articulation, the ability to tilt the screen is handy for waist-level shooting, and video.
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The X-T1 is a tough camera - here's what its skeleton looks like. Made of magnesium alloy the X-T1's shell is durable and lightweight.
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Here's the secret behind the X-T1's exceptionally high-magnification viewfinder. Three large glass elements which fit between your eye, and the EVF unit.
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Here are three upcoming lenses, under glass. The XF 50-160mm F2.8, 16-55mm F2.8 and 18-135mm F3.5-4.8. Like the X-T1, all of these lenses are weather-sealed.
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The X-E2 sits below the X-T1 in Fujfiim's X-series lineup, offering rangefinder-like ergonomics and full manual control. According to Fujifilm, a forthcoming firmware update will add an interval timer function and upgrade the refresh rate of its 2.36 million-dot EVF, bringing it in line with the X-T1.
Read more about the Fujifilm X-E2
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The X-E2 features a built-in flash and fixed LCD screen - it's 'big brother' the X-T1 offers a tilting LCD but lacks a built-in flash.
Read more about the Fujifilm X-E2
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This is Fujifilm's 'budget' offering, the X-A1. Basically an X-M1 with a conventional 16MP bayer-type sensor, the X-A1 is designed as an entry-point into the X-system for novices and compact camera upgraders.
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In the coming months, Fujfilm tells us that a firmware update will allow it's Wi-Fi equipped cameras (the X-A1 is shown here) to print 2" x 3" prints directly to the company's Instax Share SP-1 printer.
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The X20 has been around for a while now, and features a 28-112mm equivalent F2.0-2.8 lens, full manual control and an information display in its optical tunnel-type viewfinder.
Read more about the Fujifilm X20
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The Finepix S1 is Fujfilm's flagship 'super zoom' compact camera and features weather-sealed construction and an F2.8-5.6, 24-1200mm equivalent zoom lens.
Read more about the Fujifilm Finepix S1
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The S1 is built around a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, and features a variable-angle 920k-dot LCD screen and 920k-dot electronic viewfinder.
Read more about the Fujifilm Finepix S1
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Fujfiilm recently announced a black version of its X100S fixed-lens camera, and here's the limited editon 'red' version, made in a limited run of 1000 for the Japanese domestic market only. The differences are a red soft-release shutter button and a thumbgrip, which fits into the X100S's hotshoe.
Read more about the Fujifilm X100S
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