Fuji New Technology for the X100s and X20

[Crsnydertx]

Not sure I understand all of this:

Proccessor: X Story | FUJIFILM

My apologies if already posted...

 

[Boid]

So if I get this correctly, the "Lens Modulation Optimiser" is an algorithm created by calculating the property of the glass in each camera, which "sweetens" the signal received by the sensor. It's not the optical property of the camera/lens combo which results in sharper images, but an algorithm on a chip. In other words its a "lens profile correction" in camera. Hmm... I wonder if I can turn it off.

 

[Luke]

Oh God, i want one of those Fujifilm jackets that the processor development team is wearing. Some frantic Googling has turned up nothing so far.

Eliminating diffraction at tiny apertures is also cool.

 

[drd1135]

That wasn't you, Luke, second from the left?

If those little pictures are typical, that's a neat little tweak.

 

[stanleyk]

Oh God, i want one of those Fujifilm jackets that the processor development team is wearing. Some frantic Googling has turned up nothing so far.

I want one too!!!!!!!

 

[Luke]

I knew you'd want one Steve...you'll buy anything that says Fuji on it.

While searching for it, I did buy a cool old school Fuji winter scarf.

 

[Lawrence A.]

It's all very intriguing, and raises my interest even more in these Fuji cameras. I have my Fuji GS645S medium format film camera sitting here on the desk in front of me, and I'm thinking "Fuji has always found its own path, and in doing so come up with some very interesting products.

Even if the Mamiya 6 is really the medium format film rangefinder that I want.

 

[stanleyk]

I knew you'd want one Steve...you'll buy anything that says Fuji on it.

While searching for it, I did buy a cool old school Fuji winter scarf.

That's not true... I wouldn't buy a Fuji Speedo.

 

[christilou]

Just noticed the price of the new X100s in the UK. £1,129.00