Tuolumne
Veteran
This from Fuji's US web site:
"[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica]Medium-Format Film Camera
In a special exhibit, Fujifilm will feature a prototype of a new portable medium-format film camera. Even as the company innovates in digital imaging technology, Fujifilm remains true to its heritage and to the acknowledged superior image quality delivered by professional photographic film products. Fujifilm is committed to further expanding the world of imaging whether in digital or analog technologies."
Has anyone seen it? Please report in!
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"[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica]Medium-Format Film Camera
In a special exhibit, Fujifilm will feature a prototype of a new portable medium-format film camera. Even as the company innovates in digital imaging technology, Fujifilm remains true to its heritage and to the acknowledged superior image quality delivered by professional photographic film products. Fujifilm is committed to further expanding the world of imaging whether in digital or analog technologies."
Has anyone seen it? Please report in!
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dazedgonebye
Veteran
Man! I thought you were posting news! :-(
Bobfrance
Over Exposed
I don't get it. 
Tuolumne
Veteran
dazedgonebye said:Man! I thought you were posting news! :-(
Since someone must have seen it and held it, it is news. Or could be if someone would report in!
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projectbluebird
Film Abuser
Has digital made non-camera people loony? Most MF cameras are portable, several especially so. Now, back to the main thread...Tuolumne said:This from Fuji's US web site:
... portable medium-format film camera.
Specs? Pics?
Lacking that, speculation?
bmattock
Veteran
I read the rumor, and it was in enough respectable locations that I felt it was a true one - even if surprising. I am very interested in seeing this creature, although I am probably not a potential customer - I'm full up with medium format cameras, including rangefinders. I still want to see it, though.
Tuolumne
Veteran
bmattock said:I read the rumor, and it was in enough respectable locations that I felt it was a true one - even if surprising. I am very interested in seeing this creature, although I am probably not a potential customer - I'm full up with medium format cameras, including rangefinders. I still want to see it, though.
Well this was on the Fuji USA web site, so it's a confirmed rumor. I'm really anxious to hear from any visitors to PMA about it. I am not in the market for a new MF film camera, either, but one can't help but be fascinated by this development.
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dazedgonebye
Veteran
There are many posibilities here that I would be in the market for.
Anything folding for instance...though I think the odds are against me.
Anything folding for instance...though I think the odds are against me.
Tuolumne
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dazedgonebye said:There are many posibilities here that I would be in the market for.
Anything folding for instance...though I think the odds are against me.
Maybe that's what they mean by "portable"?
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rxmd
May contain traces of nut
If the camera was non-portable it would be more newsworthy. "Fuji Unveils World's First Stationary MF Camera. Comes With Its Own Concrete Rangefinder Base."
Tuolumne
Veteran
rxmd said:If the camera was non-portable it would be more newsworthy. "Fuji Unveils World's First Stationary MF Camera. Comes With Its Own Concrete Rangefinder Base."
These do exist, but they are called astronomical telescopes.
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bmattock
Veteran
rxmd said:If the camera was non-portable it would be more newsworthy. "Fuji Unveils World's First Stationary MF Camera. Comes With Its Own Concrete Rangefinder Base."
I've always kind of considered the Mamiya RB67 to be more-or-less non-portable. I'm a big guy - but I would not want to carry one around very long - let alone extra lenses/accessories.
And the Fuji GX680 was not much better, was it? I think they even touted that one as a 'studio' camera.
dazedgonebye
Veteran
Fuji has covered a lot of medium format ground. It's hard to predict what they could be up to.
A folder with approx 35-40mm equivalent lens at f2.8, coupled rangefinder and meter would do very nicely...at least they'd sell one to me.
A folder with approx 35-40mm equivalent lens at f2.8, coupled rangefinder and meter would do very nicely...at least they'd sell one to me.
bmattock
Veteran
dazedgonebye said:Fuji has covered a lot of medium format ground. It's hard to predict what they could be up to.
A folder with approx 35-40mm equivalent lens at f2.8, coupled rangefinder and meter would do very nicely...at least they'd sell one to me.
Yes - in 6x9. Oh, yeah.
haagen_dazs
Well-known
i dont quite understand.
if it is from the USA Fuji website, why is it still considered a rumour?
It should be the truth.
if it is from the USA Fuji website, why is it still considered a rumour?
It should be the truth.
tensai
Established
see also a previous dicussion here http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53367&page=1
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haagen_dazs
Well-known
argh
someone please post a photo of it from PMA..
all the major websites have not shown anything yet
odd. .
one would think this camera would be on display somewhere at the fuji booth...
someone please post a photo of it from PMA..
all the major websites have not shown anything yet
odd. .
one would think this camera would be on display somewhere at the fuji booth...
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
As long as Fuji makes film, Fuji will continue to market film cameras.
Perhaps the design hasn't been finalized yet.
An item ready for market should have a photo, description and specifications.
Chris
Perhaps the design hasn't been finalized yet.
An item ready for market should have a photo, description and specifications.
Chris
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Al Patterson
Ferroequinologist
Tuolumne said:These do exist, but they are called astronomical telescopes.
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I'd like a Dobsonian mount MF camera please...
Actually, this is kind of cool news. I thought the days of new film cameras were over.
gavinlg
Veteran
I love fuji.... seriously
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