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  1. Sergei
    02.11.2022

    FUJIFILM is still trying to prove that the APS-C sensor is still alive in professional photography... ;-)

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      02.11.2022

      They just don't have a full frame

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      • Dmitry Kostin
        02.11.2022

        And won't (for the foreseeable future)
        I read a big interview with Fujifilm engineers and marketers that came out about after Panasonic came out with their FF cameras.
        It was written there that they would continue to develop their system (why not, if you look at the number of crops released over the past 5 years by Nikon / Canon / Sony / Pentax). According to them, the FF market is oversaturated, and margins are falling there. Therefore, they will continue to release crop and medium format GFX. And with their GFX they will put pressure on FF from above, so that life does not seem like honey.

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    • Konstantin
      02.11.2022

      is he not alive? For video, it suits better than ff and micra, for photos it is also great if there is good optics for crop (and fuji has a lot of it).

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    • Guren302
      23.11.2022

      But do all professionals need FF? I didn’t have much money last year, and the camera needed to be changed - I took x-t1 on the secondary. And I love the size.

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  2. Roma
    02.11.2022

    Oh no, they removed the rotary screen!

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    • Konstantin
      03.11.2022

      yes, he is there.

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      • Ismail
        11.11.2022

        The swivel screen has been removed.

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      • Andrei
        12.11.2022

        The screen is now again folding like on xt [1-3] and thank God, in this model, fuji turned back to face the photographers, and for those who like to shoot video there is x-h2 (S) for example, there, in addition to the video that is actually competitive for all sorts of numbers , there are these damned / adored rotating selfie screens)

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