FUJIFILM Corporation announces that they are currently in the process of developing their first-ever filmmaking camera, the “FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA” (GFX ETERNA), with plans for a release in 2025. The “GFX ETERNA” will feature a large format sensor, “GFX 102MP CMOS II HS”, which is approximately 1.7 times larger than a 35mm sensor, and the high-speed image processing engine “X-Processor 5”, enabling filmmakers to capture rich, true to life visuals and have enhanced flexibility in post-production. Surprise, surprise! In a move that promises to disrupt the world of filmmaking, FUJIFILM has just announced that they are developing their first-ever filmmaking camera. FUJIFILM has come a long way, moving from being a company that makes photo cameras to a company that makes photo cameras that can shoot high-quality videos and, now, a company that caters to the needs of filmmakers by introducing a dedicated filmmaking camera. If you have been following our site for a while, bringing such a filmmaking camera to the market was a topic of some discussion and interviews between our CineD team and FUJIFILM’s leadership. In one of our recent polls, we even asked the opinion of our audience about the possibility of FUJIFILM bringing such a camera to the market and the results were very convincing: A FUJIFILM cinema camera would be a very welcome development. And now, a day before the official opening of Japan’s largest industry media and entertainment exhibition, InterBEE, the company unveiled their first-ever dedicated camera for filmmaking. We are on InterBEE’s show floor, and a comprehensive coverage of the new filmmaking camera will follow. For now, here are...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 12 November