By Suzanne LaBarre Posted 01.07.2013 at 5:24 pm 1 Comment

Via our pals at Pop Photo: Fujifilm released two new lightning-fast versions of the X-series advanced compact cameras at CES today. The X100 and the X10 come equipped with X-Trans CMOS II sensors that feature phase-detection autofocus pixels on-board. That makes the cameras' autofocus substantially faster--the "world's fastest," Fujifilm claims. Pop Photo will test it out to make sure.

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Robot
01/07/13 at 7:37 pm

I look forward to the future article of these cameras!
Too bad this article is just a teaser.

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