There is really nothing else to leak left now! Here are the full Fuji X PRO 1 specs:
Number of effective pixels: 16.3 million pixels
Image sensor: 23.6mm×15.6mm?APS-C?X-Trans CMOS with primary colorfilter
Sensor Cleaning system: Ultra Sonic Vibration
Storage media: SD memory card / SDHC memory card / SDXC(UHS-I) memory card
File format (still image): “JPEG (Exif Ver 2.3 *2), RAW (RAF format), RAW+JPEG (Design rule for Camera File system compliant / DPOF-compatible)”
Movie format: H.264?MOV?with Stereo sound
Number of recorded pixels: “L?4896?3264?4896?2760?3264 ×3264 M?3456?2304?3456?1944 2304 × 2304 S?2496?1664?2496?1408 1664 ×1664
Motion Panorama: L? Vertical?7680?2160?Horizontal?7680?1440 M Vertical?5120?2160?Horizontal?5120?1440?
Lens mount: FUJIFILM X mount
Compatible Interchangeable lens “? FUJINON LENS XF18mmF2 R ? FUJINON LENS XF35mmF1.4 R ? FUJINON LENS XF60mmF2.4 R Macro”
Sensitivity:Equivalent to ISO 200 – 6400 ?(Standard Output Sensitivity)
AUTO mode: AUTO(400)/AUTO(800)AUTO(1600)/AUTO(3200)
Extended output sensitivity: equivalent ISO 100, 12800 and 25600?
Exposure control: TTL 256-zones metering, Multi / Spot / Average
Exposure mode: Programmed AE, Shutter priority AE, Aperture priority AE, Manual exposure
Exposure compensation: -2.0EV – +2.0EV,?inclement with 1/3EV step
Shutter control: Focal Plane Shutter, Shutter speed (with mechanical shutter)” “(P mode) 1/4 sec. to 1/4000 sec., (All other modes) 30 sec. to 1/4000 sec. Bulb (max.60min.) Time?2 to 30 se”
Continuous shooting: Max 6 / 3 fps selectable
Auto bracketing: AE Bracketing (±1/3EV, ±2/3EV, ±1EV)
Film Simulation Bracketing: (Any 3 type of film simulation selectable)
Dynamic Range Bracketing: (100%, 200%, 400%)
ISO sensitivity Bracketing: (±1/3EV, ±2/3EV, ±1EV)”
Focus (mode): Single AF / Continuous AF/MF
Distance Indicator (type): TTL contrast AF, AF assist illuminator available
AF frame selection: Area ?EVF/LCD?49 areas with 7?7?OVF?25 areas with 5?5?/ Multi changeable size of AF frame: among 5 type”
White balance: “Automatic scene recognition Custom, Color temperature selection (K)
Preset: Fine, Shade, Fluorescent light (Daylight), Fluorescent light (Warm White), Fluorescent light (Cool White), Incandescent light, underwater
Film Simulation mode: 10 type??PROVIA/STANDARD, Velvia/VIVID, ASTIA/SOFT, PRO Neg Hi, PRO Neg. Std, MONOCHROME, MONOCHROME+Ye FILTER, MONOCHROME+R FILTER, MONOCHROME+G FILTER, SEPIA?
Dynamic range setting: AUTO?100-400???100??200??400?
Self-timer: Approx. 10sec. / 2sec. Delay
Flash modes: “Hot shoe with TTL contacts; sync terminal Red-eye removal OFF: Auto, Forced Flash, Suppressed Flash, Slow Synchro. Rear-curtain Synchro Red-eye removal ON: Red-eye Reduction Auto, Red-eye Reduction & Forced Flash, Suppressed Flash, Red-eye Reduction & Slow Synchro. Red-eye Reduction & Rear-curtain Synchro”
Hot shoe: Yes ( dedicated TTL?Flash compatible) Flash synchro Terminal X terminal, synchronized Shutter speed?1/180 sec or slower
Viewfinder: Hybrid Multi Viewfinder, Optical viewfinder. Reverse Galilean viewfinder with electronic bright frame display
Magnifications: 0.37x / 0.6x
Coverage of frame area v.s. capturing area: approx. 90?
Electronic viewfinder 0.47-in., approx.1,440,000-dots color LCD viewfinder
Coverage of viewing area v.s capturing area: approx. 100?
Eye sensor: installed
Eye point: approx. 14 mm
LCD monitor: 3.0-inch RGBW (White) LCD monitor, approx. 1,230,000dots, (Approx. 100% coverage)
Movie recording: “1920×1080?pixels, 1280 x 720 pixels (24frames / sec.) with stereo sound. Individual movies can not exceed 29 minutes in length.”
Photography functions: Select custom setting, Motion panorama, Color space, Color (Saturation), sharpness, Dynamic range, Film simulation, Gradation, Auto red-eye removal, Framing guideline, Frame No. memory, Histogram display, Preview depth of focus, Focus check, Electronic level, Multiple exposure, Date input, Fn button setting (RAW, Movie, etc)
Playback functions: RAW conversing, Image rotate, Red-eye reduction, Photobook assist, Erase selected frames, image search, Multi-frame playback (with micro thumbnail), Slide show, Mark for upload, Protect, Crop, Resize, Panorama, Favorites
Other functions PictBridge, Exif Print, Languages selection, Time difference, Quick start mode, Power save mode, Silent mode
Terminal (Video output) (Digital interface) (HD output)” ?USB 2.0 High-Speed HDMI mini connector
Power supply: NP-W126 Li-ion battery (included)
Dimensions: 139.5 (W) mm x 81.8 (H) mm x 42.5(D) mm / 5.5in.(W) x 3.2in. (H) x 1.7 in. (D) (Minimum depth: 34.1 mm/ 1.3 in.)”
Weight Approx: 450g / 15.9 oz. (including battery and memory card) Approx. 400 g /14.1 oz. (excluding accessories, battery and memory card)
Operating Temperature: 0? – 40?
Operating Humidity: 10 – 80% (no condensation)
Guide to the number of available frames for battery operation: approx 300 frames
Starting up period “Approx. 0.5 sec. ( Approx 1.0 sec, when QUICK START mode and Power save mode is set to OFF) * evaluated by FUJIFILM method”
Accessories included Li-ion Battery NP-W126, Battery Charger BC-W126, Shoulder strap, USB cable, Body cap, Metal strap clip, Protective cover, Clip attaching tool, CD-ROM (Viewer software, RAW File Converter etc. *3 ), Owner’s manual.
Optional accessories: Li-ion battery NP-W126, Battery charger BC-W126, Shoe Mount Flash EF-20?EF-42?EF-X20
Interchangeable lens FUJINON LENS XF18mmF2 R
Interchangeable lens FUJINON LENS XF35mmF1.4 R
Interchangeable lens FUJINON LENS XF60mmF2.4 R Macro
Protector Filter PRF-52 52mm?
Protector Filter PRF-39??39mm?
Hand Grip HG-XPro1
Leather Case LC-XPro1
* The lens of focal length at 35mm or less can be placed in this
leather case with the camera X-Pro 1.
Any questions? 🙂 I guess this is it! Official announcement in a few hours (9pm London time). let’s see if the image quality is really amazing. That is what we really have still tos ee now!
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Assuming the camera delivers, had I not just bought an EP3 and a selection of lenses, I would have bought this offering instead.
There is still something to leak ….
a picture from the rear side of the camera
+1
Jup the back, can’t wait to see it.
please please please let there be some Zoom lenses as well and that sucker is mine to have.
Looks great. Can immediately see two improvements on the X100 — AF frame selectable and a 3″ high res LCD.
The absence of a 35mm equivalent is puzzling, but maybe the current 35mm is meant to work with the upcoming full frame? (in which case they’d need a real 50mm then)
you can select AF frame on X100, also size of it.
I just cancelled my Nex 7 order and as soon as this one is available, I’m going to order the whole accessory line also!
it isn’t that much different from X100 – larger display, focus check, new HI ISO mode – if it’s a stop better in high ISO i’ll buy it – the rest looks quite similar to X100
i can’t wait to learn what magic has fuji done to that 16Mp sensor
-no IS
-no flash in body
-synchronized shutter speed? 1/180 sec
-dimensions: 139.5 mm x 81.8 mm x 42.5 mm
-fixed LCD
-price
-no zooms
I don’t know what kind of high ISO performance and DR would this thing have to have to overcome some of the features it lacks. Thanks, but no thanks.
Body is quite bulky indeed.. but it looks good.
I have to agree. Now that the gear lust has subsided, the X1 doesn’t seem that great. The lenses look good however, but the body is lacking, especially at $1700USD for body only. I’d rather get the NEX-7 for significantly less and get the tilting LCD, 24MP, built in flash and smaller body size and wait out for some e-mount primes (which Sony says they will release this year).
-no IS – don’t care
-no flash in body – don’t care
-synchronized shutter speed? 1/180 sec – don’t care, but I know people who do
-dimensions: 139.5 mm x 81.8 mm x 42.5 mm – don’t care that much, there will be always a lens attached to it so it will be thicker anyway
-fixed LCD – don’t care
-price – still not sure what price to believe, leak on amazon or feb 2012 printed photo mag
-no zooms – don’t care
– battery life – still crap
what i do want to know is if that 35mm lens is sharp at f/1.4 and how usable is ISO6400 – on X100 I’d rather not use it at all. Also the speed of AF for some will be very important.
I’m with Hexx on everything here. I’ve never used an IS lens or body, the size of the camera is nearly identical to the M9, and I dislike articulating screens and zooms. The battery life is the thing that bothers me – 300 shots is terrible. Really, really terrible.
I have found the articulated screen of the NEX 5n to be extremely useful for macro work, with bellows, copy stand etc. Much more than I expected.
To my surprise, the touch screen focus magnifier is also a great help in this situation.
So your dislike of tilting screens may be because you do not do that kind of work.
(Some people say the tilting screen is good for street photography.)
I agree. I mostly shoot landscapes, architecture and time to time street but hand held – not form the hip. But I see your point, it’s the same deal breaker like for friend of mine who needs this and also good video. I guess Fuji doesn’t feel confident enough to directly compete with NEX system and has chosen middle way between Sony and Leica.
No image stabilisation inside the body I guess 🙁
I also don’t like the lack of IS but the lack of an onbody flash is killing me :
Any clue about market release date Andrea??? I want to see image quality and if it really delivers a better image quality than the Nex7 I will cancelled my order and wait for the X Pro 1. Nex 7 + Zeiss 24 f2 = US$ 2.200 / X Pro 1 + Fujinon 35 F1.4 = US$ 2.200 even if the Price leak from Amazon is right they are at the same level of the Nex
I suspect the sensor to be the Nex-5n one just modified, because it seems to have the same iso sensibility (native 200iso started..) and resolution (the X100 has the same that the Nikon D90 which was a Sony too..)…
It’s also quite heavy for a mirroless, with 450g without lens for the X-pro 1 and 445g for the X100 (the Nex-7 weight 291g)…
I don’t think you can modify a sensor to give it a completely different photosite array. And the weight isn’t a bad thing – it signifies build quality and still weighs half as much as my 5D2. I have an NX100 which weighs even less than the NEX-7, and the lightness really bothers me sometimes.
You’re not wrong, I don’t know if it’s possible… But for the moment it’s only said that the sensor has got a “primary color filter” so…. Just personal wonder, but if they use a Sony sensor for the X100 how they’d make a totally new kind of sensor (means really expensive) for the X-pro1 which is just the removable lens version ?…
I think the weight is an important spec for those cameras, you can’t compare performance of the 5D mark II dslr with a APS-C mirrorless camera (I’ve both), different purpose (AF, tele..).
For me the weight doesn’t make the quality…
One question: could you use a zoom lens on this or is it for primes only?
so far we know about 3 primes, no info on zooms yet
Under accessories it lists both a 52mm and a 39mm protective filter. The 52 makes sense, but what is the 39 for?
39mm is the 60mm lens filter size !
Thanks… still had in my head some older info that said all 3 would have 52. Was hoping for a more interesting explanation…
so far we know about 3 primes, no info on zooms yet – sorry i replied to wrong comment
Why is the Fuji X1 Pro still not officially announced???
At 22 french time…
Thanks
Size like Leica but weight a lot less. – Probably very good usability. The NEX-7 has ticked all the wish list boxes and has a lot more (HQ) – but is it really good to work with?
X Pro 1 really good to work with?
What is the IQ of the Canon G1X? The G cameras are good to work with and the zoom covers 90% of “normal” photography.
If they build a zoom lens for The Fuji, the OVF cannot be used – but the EVF and LCD.
All comes down to the sensor in my opinion. If it’s just “sharper than usual because of the lack of AA filter” like the M9, then it’ll be disappointing. If it’s as sharp as the SD-1, then it’ll be pretty much on par with Sony’s 24mp sensor in terms of enlargement capacity (based on experiments I’ve done with the sample files from IR, which are admittedly unscientific due to the different lenses used).
And, of course, it comes down to price – at $1300 it’s a no-brainer. At $1700 it’s…well, a lot-of-brainer.
exactly, a lot-of-branier for that money 🙂
39mm filter is for the 60mm lens.
Great pretty detailed specs. 🙂
I guess these are the things people will find lacking…
– No image stabilization,
– Flashsync 1/180sec
– no digital zoom
– No USB 3.0, no usb recharging
– movie max time 29min
– panorama only 1440 pixels high
– no ISO 100
– no on board flash
– OVF 90% coverance
EVF and screen sound great. The “Distance indicator” sounds interesting. 🙂
OVF has focus points, thats great. 🙂
No mention of MF assist like peeking or zoom…
Overall not bad at all. I only hope price will not be those leaked $1700 body only.
Lets face it, its not THAT good… 🙂
Read more on PhotoRumors.com: http://photorumors.com/2012/01/09/detailed-fuji-x-pro-1-specs/#ixzz1iyPQJATB
You forgot “no zoom lenses.”
> Overall not bad at all.
Spec sheet looks definitely OK. But I’d wait for first reviews and hands-ons. Just like with the X100, the camera might have a small bunch of quirks. To me X100 was already looking like a camera I wanted except for the price and the quirks – both QA ones and the design compromises. I hope at least the camera would have less of them.
I’m torn between the this and the NEX7 as well. I have a lot of m-mount lenses I want to use and so I’m down to one of these. I just wish Fuji had a prime more in the 30-45mm equiv range and Sony had more of anything in terms of native lenses.
“Focal Plane Shutter”
“synchronized Shutter speed?1/180 sec or slower”
-> Deal breaker. 🙁
Hmmm… AF speed and accuracy will be a large factor for me. Given the price I’m sticking to m43. The price is close to my 5d2 and 50/1.4. But this is an intriguing entry into the market.
From the Department of Tempered Expectations:
Contrary to all the exciting rumors, it seems as if what we’re actually getting is this:
— Plain ol’ 16mp CMOS sensor; no miraculous organic unicorn-horn supersensor with breakthrough technology. Yes, we’re told Fuji’s marketing guys say it will “exceed 36x24mm frame quality”, but what would you expect marketing guys to say?
— Ordinary mechanical shutter with usual range of speeds; no “global shutter” or other tricks.
— Normal contrast-detect AF system; no clever on-chip phase detect a la Nikon, no external phase-detect like the defunct Contax G film cameras. I guess Admin mistook the stereo microphone for an external AF sensor.
— Ordinary compact-camera-type optical viewfinder with the addition of LCD brightlines, AF-area display, and information display; the LCD framelines are clever (and something Leica should have done years ago) but the optical magnification is limited to a choice of 0.6x (squinty) or 0.37x (super-squinty.) Don’t expect to impress any NEX-7 owners with the view through the finder.
— Debuts with wide-ish and normal-ish fixed focal length lenses with desirably wide maximum apertures, plus a semi-tele macro lens with boring f/2.4 maximum aperture. Fuji is rumored to have promised more lenses later, but I predict they’ll have trouble making longer lenses and/or zooms work well with the optical finder’s choice of two fixed magnifications.
— Otherwise specifications very typical for compact system cameras. It’s like you’re buying a Lumix GX for twice the price.
On the plus side, it IS very elegant-looking; the control layout looks great for those of us who prefer knobs and dials; and the finder options should be adequate considering that the target market probably prefers fixed-focal-length lenses anyway. In short, potentially a nice offering for monied geezers who still think the Leica IIIg was the greatest camera ever, but want something more convenient for snapping photos of the grandkids playing with their trust funds.
If that sounds as if I’m a bit disappointed, it’s only because I am…
LOL – having a bad day?
You forgot:
– No IS
– No built-in flash
Questions:
1. How does the separate AF sensor really work ? Is it combined with image sensor CDAF or what ?
2. Is the menu interface the same as X100, or has it been reworked (=improved) ?
3. Are the buttons of better quality than X100 ?
4. Is manual focus better than X100 ?
5. Is the operational speed better than X100 ?
6. Is the grip exchangable ? (it looks like so).
There IS no separate AF sensor. That was just a false rumor. The specs say it uses ordinary contrast-detect AF reading off the sensor.
Those funny things on the front panel are the stereo microphones and the AF illuminator.
I see. Too bad, it did sound as an interesting idea.
Admin, any chance of getting detailed specs of the lenses?
so long spec list, worth $1699 😀 lol…
so excited to see sensor output ^^
No IS is a dealbreaker for me.
I also don’t get why they chose a 39mm filtersize for the 60mm lens. A good polarizer is not cheap and now you have to buy two; and I wonder whether it would be easy to operate when the filter is so recessed.
Otherwise I like it. Would have prefered 16mm and 90mm macro f/2.8 lenses though 🙂
I’m undecided between the NEX 5N and this one…
The X-Pro1 body is big, if the camera is not jacket pocketable it’s of little use for me…
If the IQ is similar to the NEX I’ll get the NEX I think.
> if the camera is not jacket pocketable it’s of little use for me…
NEX has not a single worthy (of NEX-7) lens which is remotely “jacket pocketable”. So it kind of evens things out.
In terms of video capabilities, what are your thoughts? considering buying this over the NEX-7, but seems like the video capabilities of the NEX-7 are better..
no doubt video will be better on the nex 7 with its 1080/60p
I see nothing regarding focus peaking. Is it anticipated? How will legacy, M mount lenses be focused?
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