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Did anyone see the interview with Fuji managers Hiroshi Kawahara and Yuto Nakanishi?
One of their statements is that Fuji has the tech and knowledge to go full-frame but that this does not mean that they will do it.
That left me wondering what the point is of making such a statement. Why would you develop the technology and knowledge without making use of it? Do they prepare us? Would it indeed be destructive for the APS-C lens lineup.
Why wouldn't it be possible to have three x-lines? one small sensor (Xn0 line), one APS-C line with a set of lensens (the X-E and X100 line) and one FF-line with its own set of lenses (the X-P line)... if they have the technology and knowledge.
I am curious what your thoughts are!
Peter
One of their statements is that Fuji has the tech and knowledge to go full-frame but that this does not mean that they will do it.
That left me wondering what the point is of making such a statement. Why would you develop the technology and knowledge without making use of it? Do they prepare us? Would it indeed be destructive for the APS-C lens lineup.
Why wouldn't it be possible to have three x-lines? one small sensor (Xn0 line), one APS-C line with a set of lensens (the X-E and X100 line) and one FF-line with its own set of lenses (the X-P line)... if they have the technology and knowledge.
I am curious what your thoughts are!
Peter