According to two recent reports by Reuters, both Canon and Fujifilm are considering to enter the highly competitive but potentially lucrative compact system camera (CSC) market. Fujifilm - for whom a move like this would also mean a re-entry into the interchangeable-lens camera market at large, which it practically left more than two years ago with the discontinuance of the Fujifilm S5 Pro DSLR - also said it planned to attain the third position in the digital camera market by 2014. Canon’s Masaya Maeda has been quoted as saying that they are “considering the technical aspects” of launching a mirrorless system. He also added that Canon’s camera production has now returned to the level where it had been before the March earthquake forced it to halt manufacturing at its Kyushu plants.
Source: Reuters
Canon considering compact mirrorless camera
Fujifilm aims to be world No. 3 in cameras




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#1 rob
Things are getting interesting, fast. This news (and previous, about Leica joining in) mean that there will be more good stuff to choose from and prices will go down. This is certainly a development to be watched closely...
12:25 am - Wednesday, July 13, 2011