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| Fujifilm launches X100V with 26.1MP sensor for $ 1,400 |
The new Fujifilm X100V features a 23mm compact F2 lens. It includes a new CMOS 4 sensor with 26.1 megapixels and costs $ 1400.
X100V has a compact design. In addition to the fixed lens 23mm F2 (35mm focal length), the camera also includes a new sensor. Of course, the fixed lens cannot support this change, but the camera comes with an accessory that supports changing the focal length of the lens.
The X100V camera lenses also have a built-in ND filter, which is a new improvement over previous models as it now has a four-step aperture. Therefore, the ND filter only supports still images, and does not support video recording.
The X100V supports 4K video recording at 30 fps, 8 internal bits, 4: 2: 0, 10 bits per second, 4: 2: 2 via HDMI.
The camera also has a microphone in, but an adapter is required to use a headphone to support the USB-C port. The camera also supports Fujifilm mode (such as Eterna and F-Log). In photography. The X100V camera is made of black or silver aluminum or magnesium alloy. Success.
The X100V camera also includes a manual control dial. A new tweak can support ISO control by lifting, tuning, and then closing some parameters again, since the X100V camera replaces the back with a joystick and is supposed to start at 1400 hours. Available in dollar rates and software improvements.
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| Fujifilm launches X100V with 26.1MP sensor for $ 1,400 |