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Oh My Gosh! Just received a GREAT RUMOR! Just a Hint for now... more soon!


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WOW, I just got an amazing rumor from a source, who was right in the past. Can't share more for now, since I still have to write the text (I'll write it after lunch), send it to the source for review and wait for its “OK”. Just stay tuned on FujiRumors and the Fuji X Forum.

 

But I tell you this... we could need a New Camera Section (!!!) here on the Fuji X Forum!

 

JUST START DREAMING NOW :)

 

btw, I wrote this thread during coffee break... as you can see in the Selfie I share here with you (used WiFi remote control)

 

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Oh boy, and the FF comes up again. Can't we just keep that crap inside a box and bury it somewhere?

I can't say what's coming for now... but what I can say is, whatever it will be, it comes from a source who was right in the past. Which means it has good chances to join the correct rumors list (which btw, in 2015 is at 91% correct rumors for now... 34 out of 37)

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