More images of the Fujinon XC 15-45 and X-A20 leaked at nokishita.

Down below again the main specs of XC 15-45, X-A5 and X-A20 as well as more images

The size of the X-A10 is identical to the one of the X-A20, so we can make a nice comparison between the XC16-50 and XC15-45. But it’s no surprise, because here on FR we already showed you weeks ago here the exact size of the lens, and the latest leak just confirms it ;)

The Fujinon XC15-45mm f/3.5-5.6 PZ OIS will be bigger than Sony’s Power Zoom solution, the Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6, but I guess that Fujifilm tried to find the sweet spot between compact size and image quality.

Not a pancake zoom…. more of a muffin zoom ;)

And remember that Fujifilm outsourced the development of the X-A line, because they needed R&D money for the Fujifilm GFX. We reported about it here.

More Images

Here are the main specs of the upcoming X-A5, X-A20 and XC15-45.

Everything will be announced tomorrow… so stay tuned on Fujirumors for the Live Blogging.

UPDATE: More images of XC15-45 and X-A20 leaked as well as a Size Comparison between XC16-50 and XC15-45. Check it out here.

X-A5

• Number of effective pixels: 24.2 million pixels
• Size: 116.9 mm x 67.7 mm x 40.4 mm
• Weight: 311 g (main body only) · 361 g (including battery and memory card)
• ISO: standard ISO 200 – 12800, extended ISO 100/25600/51200
• Video: 4K 3840 x 2160 15P (maximum 5 minutes)
• 4K Burst Shooting
• Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
• Other basic specifications are equivalent to X-A3
• Color: Silver / Brown / Pink
• FF 170003

X-A20

• Number of effective pixels: 16.3 million pixels
• Size: 116.9 mm x 67.4 mm x 40.4 mm
• Weight: 299 g (main body only) · 348 g (including battery and memory card)
• Wi-Fi installed
• Touch panel compatible
• Other basic specifications are equivalent to X – A 10
• Color: Silver / Brown / Mint Green
• FF 170004
• There are no plans to announce in Japan

XC 15 – 45 mm F 3.5.5.6 OIS PZ

• Lens construction: 10 groups of 9 groups (3 aspherical lenses and 2 ED lenses included)
• Shortest shooting distance: 13 cm (wide angle), 35 cm (telephoto)
• Maximum magnification: 0.24 times
• Number of diaphragm blades: 7
• Filter diameter: 52 mm
• Size: Φ 62.6 mm x 44.2 mm at collapsing, 65.2 mm at wide angle shooting, 62.1 mm at telephoto shooting
• Weight: 135 g
• Color: Black / Silver

via nokishita via digicame-info

Fujifilm X-H1 Dual IS

Back in October, I told you that “currently” the OIS and IBIS on the Fujifilm X-H1 do not work together.

However, I also told you that this could be related only to the current firmware and that maybe Fujifilm might be able to implement this feature in future.

And here is today’s good rumor:

I hear that Fujifilm worked on it and that OIS and IBIS now work together. Just in time for the official Fujifilm X-H1 announcement on February 15.

Now, I have no idea about the detailed way it works and if there are still some limitations of some kind. For this, we will have to wait February 15, when the Fujifilm X-H1 will be announced and we will know everything in detail.

But it’s good to know that you will be able to use both, OIS and IBIS, together.

I have my live blogging kit ready… make sure to join us on FujiRumors for the big live blogging on February 15.

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What About Sensor Shift Multishot?

Back in September, I told you that the Fujifilm X-H1 will not have the sensor shift multishot feature.

On this front I have not heard anything new, so I guess that at launch it won’t have this feature. But also in this case, maybe Fujifilm will figure it out right in time.

It’s coming… stay tuned on FujiRumors via Facebook, RSS-feed and Twitter

Updated Full X-H1 Rumored Specs

Fujifilm X-H1

Hey guys! Everything ok? I hope so :) .

I allow myself to bother you today, because there is a new rumor to share, about the Fujifilm X-H1, which will be announced February 15.

According to our trusted sources, the Fujifilm X-H1 will have “electronic first curtain shutter” (EFCS).

robertotoole explains very good how electronic first curtain shutter (EFSC) works:

“When you press the shutter button to take a picture the electronic first curtain shutter uses a high-speed scanning system that mimics a mechanical first curtain shutter operation then synchronizes with a mechanical second curtain shutter to cover the sensor and end the exposure. Any vibration caused by the second curtain shutter happens after exposure has ended.

When you press the shutter button to take a picture with EFSC disabled or with a camera without EFSC a mechanical first curtain shutter uncovers the sensor and the second curtain follows along to form a slot to expose the sensor. The mechanical first curtain causes vibrations to occur throughout the exposure. This can lead to image blurring with high magnification macro or telephoto work.”

I know what you think… the X-H1 has the same sensor of X-T2, the same processor of X-T2… so will EFCS come to X-T2 via Kaizen firmware update? Let’s hope so :) .

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