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Fujifilm Unveils the Development of its First Filmmaking Camera “FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA”

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In brief

FUJIFILM Corporation says it is developing the FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA, its first filmmaking camera, with release planned for 2025. The camera will use the GFX 102MP CMOS II HS large-format sensor and X-Processor 5 image processor, technologies also featured in the GFX100 II. Fujifilm says the sensor is about 1.7 times larger than a 35mm sensor and is intended to support detailed image capture and post-production flexibility. The company will show the camera as a reference exhibit at InterBEE 2024 in Tokyo from November 13 to 15. Fujifilm is also developing a power zoom GF lens with a planned 32-90mm actual focal length and an adapter for G-to-PL mount lenses. The company says it will conduct field tests and expand the GFX system ahead of launch.

Key takeaways

  • Fujifilm is developing its first filmmaking camera, the GFX ETERNA, with a planned 2025 release.
  • The camera is set to use a 102MP large-format sensor and X-Processor 5.
  • Fujifilm plans to display the camera at InterBEE 2024 in Tokyo.
  • The company is also developing a power zoom GF lens and a G-to-PL mount adapter.

Achieving rich, true to life visuals with the large format sensor Paving the way for a new era of film production and timeless masterpiece creation

TOKYO, November 13, 2024 -- FUJIFILM Corporation announces that it is currently in the process of developing its 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. Both the “GFX 102MP CMOS II HS” sensor and “X-Processor 5” are the latest technologies featured in the mirrorless digital camera “FUJIFILM GFX100 II”, which delivers extraordinarily high image quality with its 102 million pixels.

Fujifilm will showcase the “GFX ETERNA” as a reference exhibit at the comprehensive media event “InterBEE 2024”, which will be held from November 13th to 15th 2024.

“FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA”

After its founding in 1934, the Fujifilm Group has played an important role in Japan’s film industry by developing and introducing domestically-produced positive film for movies. Through continuous innovation, Fujifilm has expanded its product range to include the motion picture color negative film “ETERNA series” and the cinema zoom lenses “Premista series” and “ZK Cabrio series”. For over 90 years, Fujifilm has been providing reliable products for the film production industry and beyond. In addition to its success with photographic films, cameras and digital cameras, in 2017, Fujifilm introduced the groundbreaking mirrorless digital camera “GFX series”, featuring a large format sensor approximately 1.7 times larger than a 35mm sensor, delivering extraordinarily high image quality. Fujifilm has since made continuous improvement to the “GFX series”, including its video capabilities.

The “GFX ETERNA,” currently in development, is set to revolutionize film production. Leveraging Fujifilm’s expertise and experience in the field of filmmaking, the company will combine the exceptional capabilities of Fujinon lenses with the advanced technology of the “GFX series.” Aptly named “GFX ETERNA,” it aspires to become a driving force in shaping a new era of filmmaking and dedicate to contributing to the creation of timeless cinematic masterpieces.

In addition to the development of the “GFX ETERNA”, Fujifilm is also working on the development of a power zoom GF lens that is optimized for this G mount camera, planned to have actual focal length of 32-90mm, and a mount adapter from G to PL mount lenses, widely employed in film production.

As the demand for producing various types of videos such as feature films, short films, documentaries, and web content continues to grow, there is a growing need in the film production industry for high-quality videos that can be produced quickly and inexpensively. In preparation for the launch of the “GFX ETERNA”, Fujifilm will conduct rigorous field tests, while expanding its product lineup to enhance the “GFX system”. Through these efforts, Fujifilm is committed to contributing to the video production with high-quality and productivity across a wide range of fields.

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Questions around this news

  1. What features are planned for the FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA?

    The camera is in development with a large-format GFX 102MP CMOS II HS sensor and an X-Processor 5 image-processing engine. The release says the sensor is approximately 1.7 times larger than a 35mm sensor. The camera is intended to offer filmmakers flexibility in post-production, and its release is planned for 2025.

  2. What accessories is Fujifilm developing for the GFX ETERNA?

    The release says the company is also developing a power zoom GF lens optimized for the camera’s G mount, with a planned actual focal length of 32–90mm. It is also developing an adapter for using G-mount cameras with PL-mount lenses, which are widely used in film production.

  3. What is a large-format camera sensor?

    A camera sensor is the component that captures light and turns it into image data. “Large format” describes a sensor larger than common formats such as full frame. A larger sensor can affect image characteristics, including depth of field and performance in low light, but results also depend on the lens, settings and shooting conditions.

  4. What is a PL mount used for in filmmaking?

    A PL mount is a standardized lens mount commonly used with professional cinema cameras and lenses. It provides a secure connection and is designed to accommodate the demands of film production. An adapter can allow a camera with a different mount to accept PL-mount lenses, though compatibility and camera functions depend on the equipment involved.

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