Our japanese reader will be happy to know that the Fuji X PRO 1 is right now in Stock at Amazon Japan (Click here) (via Fujirumors). At the time of writing there are only three of them left so hurry! And I found already the first japanese store trying to sell the X PRo 1 to non japanese people for $2,699.99 on . Wondering if soemone will buy it at that price!
Our readers (Thanks!) found new X PRO 1 image samples on Flickr (Click here) and Yodobashi (Click here).
The Fuji X PRO 1 camera can be preordered:
in USA/Canada at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here), Epxansys US (Click here) and Expansys Canada (Click here).
in Europe at Jessops UK (Click here), eBay Italy (Click here) and Expansys UK (Click here).
in Asia at Amazon Japan (Click here) and eBay Japan (Click here).
The Fuji X 18mm f/2.0 can be preordered:
in USA/Canada at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
in Asia at Amazon Japan (Click here).
The Fuji X 35mm f/1.4 can be preordered:
in USA/Canada at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
in Asia at Amazon Japan (Click here).
The Fuji X 60mm f/2.4 macro can be preordered:
in USA/Canada at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
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“Our japanese reader will be happy to know that the Fuji X PRO 1 is right now in Stock”
How do you know you only have ONE Japanese reader?
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This price is certainly cheaper compared to the ones the Sony NEX-7 sold for. 🙂
Very nice pics. More and more I see reviewer’s pics (and not official Fuji website ones), more and more I love this camera. Really interesting. I think it will be my future camera, as soon as lab lenses test and legacy lenses tests will be available. Perfect sixe in my big paws, easy setup, excellent quality of image.
That stupidly high ebay price is still cheaper than the norwegian price. *cry*
cheater price is regular european price
the more i look at the fuji the more strange it looks with the mount centered right in the middle of the camera body and not partially to it’s left. there’s a huge space on its left doing nothing but housing the evf and the af button, still theres lots of room left for some of the mount. this leaves less room for the right hand and itll be off balance when using longer lenses. fuji is no phenom in creating camera designs for sure..remember the fujinon slrs?
the left space is there to hold the camera.
this allows you to use your other hand for shutter release and control buttons, which are all on the camera’s right.
and yes, the grip is a fashion statement 🙂