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From Reponses Photo issue 239 page 8 Fuji unveils its new X100 digital viewfinder interchangeable lens successor camera. Now with an APS-C size CMOS sensor said to rival the best, mostly because of its special 'random' photosite arangement, no Bayer filter variant, similar but different to Leica's approach. Congratulations, Fuji, for having the balls to innovate intelligently!
(Kudos, also to Sigma, Ricoh, Olympus and Sony..)
I was considering the Sony NEX-7 but the lack of decent lenses is a serious negative compared to the Fuji.
FYI I have posted the page (one page, paper only from Reponses Photo issue 239 page 8 ) - well part of it so I don't get sued for copyright infringement, with a translation of the salient points. This magazine said it had a preview/ leak in december that has been officially confirmed by Fuji altho I could find no such traces on the web.
Note that in the past Olympus also had preferred talking to the French enthusiasts about their 4/3 cams.
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/nycandre/6646399615/"><img src="http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7145/6646399615_311af0ed4a_m.jpg" width="240" height="177" alt="Brief interruption, commercial break: the Leica for the rest of us" /></a>

From Réponses Photo issue 239 page 8 - Fuji unveils its new X100 digital viewfinder interchangeable lens successor camera. Now with an APS-C size CMOS sensor said to rival the best, mostly because of its special 'random' photosite arangement, no Bayer filter variant, similar but different to Leica's approach
Digest from this article published on non-digital paper in the French press:
The X-Pro 1 arrives in March and should have people talking about its design as well as its Image Quality
..Fuji has confirmed earlier rumors published here by publishing the camera's details. It will hit the shelves around March. According to our information it should retail for Euro 1,300 as kit with the 35mm lens. Fuji also confirmed a new APS-C (1.5X) sensor with the X-Trans Fuji developed technology.
Resolution (pixel count) has not been communicated, Fuji preferring to talk of resolving power equal to if not superior to 24x36 sensors (Full Frame) ..
Read the complete digest there
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nycandre/6646399615/in/set-72157605888833527
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