We're jamming to easy listening music over here.
by Donna Tam
Manny Almeida, senior vice president and general manager, is on stage.
by Donna Tam
Talking about the X Pro-1 from last year -- an interchangeable lens camera.
by Donna Tam
He said customers wanted more lens, a faster camera and better image quality.
by Donna Tam
Fujifilm is going to talk about developing technologies and two new products.
by Donna Tam
Toshi Iida, operations manager for the Marketing Division, is on stage.
by Donna Tam
Estimated number of images taken this year will exceed 400 billion shots.
by Donna Tam
This is due to smart phones, mobile phones and digital cameras, he said.
by Donna Tam
I'm responsible for several thousand. Sorry.
by Joshua Goldman
more numbers confirming point-and-shoots dying, interchangeable lens cameras headed up.
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Smartphones and Digital SLRs are the most popular. Can a third category exist?
by Donna Tam
He said there are three challenges to create a third category. First is image quality.
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The second challenge is size. He compares the depth of SLR to point and shoot.
by Donna Tam
Talking about the weight of the SLR and lens, etc.
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The third challenge is speed.
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If the camera is slow "there is no point " for it to exist, he said.
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Three core technologies that Fujifilm has to overcome challenges.
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The first is X-Trans CMOSII.
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It's free from optical low pass filter, maximizing resolution.
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This means improved output quality, he said.
by Donna Tam
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