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Fuji And Ricoh announcements tomorrow!

We will have a double announcement tomorrow! Ricoh will announce “something” at 15:00 Berlin time (Source: PR) while Fuji will announce the new 23mm f/1.4 lens (Source: Fujirumors). The lens will be priced at 929 Euro and ship in October!

P.S.: Olympus will announce the X-M1 on September 10.

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  1. This is confusing! Xm1 xa1 xe1 xpro1 em5 em1..they should start naming the camera s like corolla, Stella, truxton.. u get what I mean..

  2. I’ve waited patiently for Sigma to update the DP1M to the DP3M’s spec i.e, dual core, better processing but no news on that front has me looking around. I’d love an E-M1 but for what I do, I just can’t justify the price (it is a “pro” camera though after all). I like the X100s but I’m not being hobbled by that lens, it’s not good enough.
    The Ricoh GR really impressed me but… I want 24MP for a CFA minus the AA filter. Be interesting to see what they’ve cooked up that’s for sure!

    1. @John, well an updated DP1 would be more than good enough for me, that’s what I’m waiting for.
      The E-M1 looks like an amazing camera but I’m not a pro so can’t justify the cost. I do a lot of climbing so I’m also looking at ditching my E-620 for a compact hence the X100s but… for a fixed prime, it’s pretty flawed. If the Ricoh GR had an AA filter I’d buy it today but I for one don’t find aliasing a particularly pleasant image artefact. Ditching the filter, for me, is an unfortunate fad at the moment.
      The GR does feel like a great camera in use, hence I’m interested in tomorrow’s announcement. Basically, I’m sure that we all carefully consider which cameras we buy?

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