Fuji posted a set of new image samples on his dedicated X PRO 1 website (Click here). And also Brandon Remler (Click here) is continuing posting new images and videos (like the one on top of this post). He also made a quick comparison with the Leica M9: ” I feel the X-Pro1 is delivering a nicer color palette and I don’t want to set any precedents here – but when the tests are done I think the X-Pro1 will show a higher resolution.“

It’s Sunday and time to catch up with some smaller news :) Here is the list:

Fuji X10 test at Focus Numerique (Click here).
Unpacking Fuji X-S1 at YouandMe (Click here).
Fuji X-S1 review at Photographyblog (Click here): “£699 / $799 is an awful lot of money to pay for what is a fixed-lens compact camera, easily making the X-S1 the most expensive super-zoom on the market. Having said that, it’s also easily the best-in-class super-zoom, offering a compelling mix of features, performance and image quality that no other rival can match. If you want one camera that can do it all, then look no further than the Fujifilm X-S1.”
Fuji X-S1 test in spanish at Quesabesde (Click here).

There is a new X10 Firmware Update (Click here to download Ver.1.03):

• 1.New function for “RAW” button can be applied by customer’s preference
  By holding down RAW button for approx. 2 second or more, RAW button can be applied into new function similar to “Fn” button setting.
• 2.Each value set on ISO sensitivity and Dynamic range can be maintained even if aperture setting mode (P / A / S / M) is changed.
• 3.Face detection function is upgraded to keep tracking face by means of face-tracking AF function. As this function is activated even in movie recording mode, AF on detected face in the movie becomes more effective.
• 4.Blooming (White disk) phenomena, which can be observed in EXR AUTO mode, is reduced.
• 5.Compatibility on Mac OS 10.7
  When the camera is connected to Mac PC on Mac OS 10.7, the camera is effectively recognized. Additionally, compatibility on RAW FILE CONVERTER EX with Mac OS 10.7 has been confirmed.
• 6.AF confirmation sound was controlled on “SHUTTER VOLUME” in the SET-UP menu. By this update, this sound is controlled on “OPERATION VOL.” in the SET-UP menu, just similar to another functions.
• 7.The image area with high brightness might be recorded as “black-out” area, just in case of dedicated shooting condition, This unpleasant phenomenon is improved.
• 8.When the flash is used under macro shooting condition, light-reflected area was shown in greenish. This unpleasant phenomenon is improved.

And also a new X100 Firmware Update (Click here to download Ver. 1.13):

• Compatibility on Mac OS 10.7
  When the camera is connected to Mac PC on Mac OS 10.7, the camera is effectively recognized. Additionally, compatibility on RAW FILE CONVERTER EX with Mac OS 10.7 has been confirmed.
• 2.When VIEW MODE is set to EYE SENSOR activated mode, the camera may be frozen after changing OVF/EVF at dedicated shooting condition. This unpleasant phenomenon is improved.
• 3.After shooting images at A mode, if mode dial sent to other mode and returned into A mode during data recording, shutter of the camera may not work properly. This unpleasant phenomenon is improved.

Fujifilm X-Pro 1 – (Pre Production) from Michael Fletcher on Vimeo.

Brandon Remler posted two new articles with X PRO 1 images samples:
1) Fujifilm X-Pro1 First Day Stroll (Click here)
2) Fujifilm X-Pro1 First Night Out (Click here)

Here is a short excerpt form his first impression text: “I do feel the AF speed is faster than the X100 and the file looks gorgeous. The noise levels at ISO 3200 look great to me.“

And here we have plenty of new Full Size(!) X PRo 1 image samples: http://www.pbase.com/hpicckcy/fujifilm_xpro1. They have been posted by Hugo Poon: “I’m not a reviewer and this is no review. Have to be frank, I never have the time (nor interest) to do detailed tests and comparison. My only interest in an equipment is how well it can help me capture the moment and document the familiar places that are fast changing and even disappearing… Though I had had only a couple of days to shoot with this new gear, I couldn’t be more convinced that this is Fuji’s one most powerful photo taking machine to date.
PS. Click “original” for best viewing quality. “