Fujifilm GFX 100
The deadline is June. Since then, the Fujifilm GFX100 must hit the stores.
Currently Fujifilm is working hard on the firmware and I asked the source, who told us in October 2018, that Fujifilm wants to implement pixel shift multishot in the Fujifilm GFX100, at which stage the development of the pixel shift mutlishot is.
Here is what it told me:
- sensor/pixel shift multishot is easier to achieve with Bayer sensors than with X-Trans
- the Fujifilm GFX100 will probably not have pixel shift multishot at launch
- pixel shift multishot should come later on via firmware update
With pixel shift multishot the camera shoots several images while shifting the image sensor and combines them to generate images with a higher resolution than is possible with regular shooting.
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Fujifilm GFX 100 official and rumored specs
- Backilluminated 100 Megapixel BSI IMX461 sensor
- Sensor already used by Phase One here
- cost around $10,000 (as we already told you in December 2017)
- around $10,000 – Fuji US manager said $9,995
- Final Announcement 2nd Quarter 2019
- shipping within the end June
- available first half of 2019 (as we already rumored here)
- 4K @ 30p, 4:2:0 and 10bit internal recording (report here)
- 4K @ 30p, 4:2:2 and 10bit external recording (report here)
- 4K @ 30p with no crop (as Fujifilm manager said here)
- 4K/30p with H265 coded and 400 mbps (report here)
- pixel shift multishot (rumored in October 2018)
- pixel shift multishot not available at launch
- pixel shift multishot to allow for 400 Megapixel files
- full sensor phase detection coverage (report here)
- X Processor 4
- resistant to up to -10°C
- 5 axis IBIS (as we already told you in December 2017)
- Fujifilm GFX 100 size comparison vs Fujifilm GFX 50R and Canon, Sony, Nikon cameras
- batter life around 400 shots (report here)
- dual SD-card slot (report here)
- 5.76M-dot interchangeable EVF & Tilt Adapter (report here)
- 50% faster autofocus (report here)
- Phase Detection work down at -2 EV @ F2 (report here)
- up to 5 stops IBIS (report here)