Fuji Film announces X-T1 IR

Fuji Film North America Corporation has unveiled the all new Fujifilm X-T1 IR (Infrared)—a one of its kind advanced infrared X-series mirrorless camera that is a boon to technical experts, law enforcement, medical research and other scientific communities. Nearly similar to the Fujifilm X-T1, this new camera incorporates advanced infrared technology to see light from the ultraviolet, visible and infrared portions of the light spectrum ( approximately 380nm-1,000nm). In scenarios which involve crime scene investigations, healthcare diagnostics, fine art photography and more, this With the newly added 4K features, photographers can also extract an 8 MP still from 4K burst images without any hassles and with precision. In the 4K pre-burst mode, photographs are taken a second earlier before the shutter button is pressed so as to not miss out on any key moment. Another new addition is the ‘Focus Select mode.’ With this option, focus can be changed after pictures have been taken provided that they are displayed on the LCD monitor. The user will simply touch the point, which he or she wants to focus. Panasonic will roll out the software for this function later in the year. camera can prove to be handy because of its 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II Sensor. The camera has retained the 100% silent electronic shutter of the X-T1. This camera’s electronic viewfinder allows perfect night vision with an infrared light source, normally invisible to the human eye. The camera’s exterior is constructed of magnesium alloy and is weather resistant, making it perfect for photographing in different weather conditions. The camera will be made available for purchase October 2015