Lots of camera developers and manufacturers gather around for the Photokina event to showcase their upcoming products, but the spotlight was grabbed by the Fujifilm GFX 50S camera. Can this become the next year's best mirrorless camera?
Based on paper, the Fujifilm GFX50S features more than impressive specs to explore. People coming from PCMag were able to get hold and experience the medium format mirrorless camera from Fujifilm and they discovered a way more than they expected. According to Jim Fischer of PCMag, the prototype is extremely light despite its structure. It is also speculated to utilize the stock electronic viewfinder, according to Pop Photo.
The size of the Fujifilm GFX 50S is something similar to medium format SLRs such as Pentax 645Z. It might seem thick for a mirrorless but it's not a big deal, especially that the sensor is moved towards the front of the camera but feels comfortable still. The images released on The Verge also depicted better style and ease of use.
Another thing to remark is the removable viewfinder. This is a good thing since it doesn't easily breaks its weather sealing function. The image sensor displays an impressive 51.4 MP CMOS chip. This is different from the APS-C Fujifilm cameras and the optical low pass filter will be eliminated.
If you plan to purchase in the future, Fujifilm is looking forward to the release of the Fujifilm GFX 50S camera with no more than $10,000. Meanwhile, the renowned fashion designer Michael Kors wants to have a mark also in the tech world. Now, a new product has been developed in partnership with the popular camera maker.
The Michael Kors x Fujifilm Instax Mini 70 is perfect for fashionistas everywhere, or anyone who just want to be nostalgic and wants a camera that brings memories from the good old days. The Michael Kors model of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 70 has a gold tone, a 60mm lens, flash and viewfinder. The camera will be available only for a limited time and hit only the Michael Kors retail stores.
