I have received a message from an anonymous source with nickname, who is a trusted source because it was always accurate in the past. But since reaches out to me via rumor box (thanks), I have no way to contact it. The only hope I have is to make an open and public blog post and hope it will read this message. I trust you guys will understand this and not be too annoyed by this blog post.

To the source

Thanks so much for the info. I’ve been investigating this camera line recently with other trusted sources as well, so your feedback is incredibly valuable and helpful.

The only issue is that I’ve received some conflicting reports from trusted sources regarding certain aspects of this camera. I’d like to dig a bit deeper before sharing any details to ensure everything is 100% accurate.

Thanks again to your input — I’ll now reach out to a few more contacts and do the necessary checks so that when I publish, everything that goes online is fully verified and accurate.

My hope is that I can solve the puzzle soon — and share the details quickly. In the worst case, it might take a little longer to get everything fully clarified, but I want to make sure that when it goes public, it’s completely accurate.

So, a huge thank you for sharing this. As soon as this article is published, I’ll reach out to my other top sources to try and solve the last few remaining pieces of the puzzle.

To Readers

I know that many people reading this blog make buying decisions based on the rumors we share. That’s a huge responsibility, because some might pass on a great deal on a camera or lens simply because they trust our information. If I’m wrong, you could regret missing out — and that’s why I put so much effort into being accurate: out of respect for you, your trust, and your time.

It’s also why I share probably only about 10% of the rumors I receive. Most of what comes in is made-up or fake. Sure, I could share it all for clickbait and traffic, but that’s not the game we play on FujiRumors. We prefer to share fewer rumors, generate less traffic, eliminate clickbait, and focus on accuracy.

This also means that when I receive conflicting reports from trusted sources, I take the time to sort them out before sharing anything with you. That way, when we do post, you can trust the information is solid.

CHAT WITH ME – if you want – ANONYMOUSLY

The rumor box is great: you stay 100% anonymous and can share information and images anytime.

But some time ago I also set up a dedicated Signal account, where you can do exactly the same — share rumors and images anonymously.

With one crucial difference: I can write you back, and we can chat directly.

So how does it work?

Well, just make a Signal account and contact me here.

Is it 100% anonymous?

Yes, because…

• while you need your phone number to register, Signal doesn’t share it with me or anyone else. I don’t see your number (and you can’t see mine)
• you can use any nickname to contact me

If you want to get in touch with me using Signal

• scan the QR code you can see here
• or… click this link here

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The Good Old Way

And of course, you can also contact me via email at fujirumor@gmail.com and via PM on other social media (facebook & Co). Those are not anonymous, but it does not change anything, because only I’d know who you are and my top priority in any case and always is to keep all my sources 100% anonymous anyway.

The rumor box is always there for you, if you prefer it that way. That’s also a huge help for me. No matter how you decide to contact me.

Thanks for everybody who considers to help me out with the rumors, no matter in which way you’ll choose to do that.

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Ok guys, this is what I hear.

Fujifilm is working on a camera with a sort of “time-travel” dial.

What do I mean by that?

Now, don’t get too excited — it’s not quite like the one from that legendary movie (the one that inspired the opening image of this post), where you punch in a date and jump through time. But it might just let you photographically do something close.

In fact, if what I hear is accurate, then it’s a dial that lets you choose an era-inspired look for your images. You won’t be jumping through time — but your photos will.

At the moment I don’t know exactly how this works, so from now on it is all just speculation.

• A History of Photography. From 1839 to the Present
• Photography: The Whole Story

My guess is that you might be able to switch from the early black and white era, to the rise of commercial color photography in the 1930s thanks to Kodachrome to the New American Color photography of the 1970s (inspired by artists like William Eggleston, Stephen Shore, Joel Sternfeld and Richard Misrach) and so forth.

• Color: American Photography Transformed

I call it a photographic “time-travel dial” — one effortless turn to revisit the looks of photography’s past.

It seems Fujifilm is once again having fun experimenting (Fujifilm X half anyone?), blending nostalgia and innovation to offer photographers a truly new kind of creative experience.

Now, you might like this idea or not, but I guess we can agree that only a company with a massive photography history could come up with such an idea, which speaks for the heritage and creativity of Fujifilm.

Stay tuned on FujiRumors… as soon as I have more details I will let you know. And of course, feel free to reach out to us in case you have some hints or rumors to share about it.

• Saul Leiter: Early Black and White
• Our America: A Photographic History

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