Fuji S5Pro Announced with SuperCCD - 12.3 Megapixels
Basically looks a Nikon D200 with SuperCCD technology, effectively 12 megapixels but the images will only be 6 megapixels.
The S5 Pro features the same SuperCCD SR design sensor although now called ‘SR Pro’, it features 6.17 million ‘S photodiodes’ (normal DR) and 6.17 million ‘R photodiodes’ (highlight DR) for a total photodiode count of 12.34 million. Other headline improvements are the new body (which is obviously based on the Nikon D200) and all that includes; better AF, i-TTL flash, metering, Lithium-Ion battery. Other improvements include better DR control, up to ISO 3200 sensitivity and LAN / WiFi accessories.

This is the beast everyone is looking for, solid body, high ISO, amazing lack of noise and a wider dynamic range than other cameras.
A lot of people are still using the Fuji S3Pro as a portrait camera due to the beautiful colours it gives and the fact they can use Nikon lenses.
I’m really glad manufacturers are stopping the megapixel race and concentrating on quality.
Nobody ever really needs more than 10-12 megapixels.
And the difference between 8-10mp and 10-12mp is negligible.
It’s strange there’s no reviews out for this camera yet, it’s set to be around RM8500 in Malaysia.
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