DxO Acknowledges Its Fuji X-Trans Beta Announcement Was ‘Misleading’
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Yesterday, an email sent out by DxO regarding its PureRAW 5 DeepPrime XD3 beta for Fujifilm X-Trans sensors quietly revealed that the most recent 40-megapixel sensor wouldn’t be supported — a fact that wasn’t made clear in the initial pre-order announcement in February. DxO today acknowledges that its messaging was “unclear or misleading.”
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Source: PetaPixel
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