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Fujifilm's mirrorless sensor shooter ready

Fujifilm Holdings Corp, the Japanese photography and imaging company, has unveiled GFX 50S, a mirrorless medium-format sensor camera. Its new shooter comes with a massive 51.4-megapixel CMOS sensor, a 117-point autofocus system and 3.2-inch LCD touchscreen. But it does not support 4K video. The gadget is set to hit stores in late February for $6,500 (body-only). Though the price seems to be very high, it is considerably lower than a competitor like Hasselblad's X1D, which sells for roughly $9,000.

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