Epson releases R-D1x rangefinder
Pre-PMA 2009: Epson has announced a new version of the R-D1 rangefinder on its Japanese website. The new R-D1x model maintains most of the features of the previous camera including a 6Mp APS-C sensor, but adds a larger 2.5" LCD screen, support for the higher-capacity SD-HC card format and a removable handgrip. Epson will start shipping the new rangefinder from April 2009, at a price to be confirmed.
Updated: According to Epson UK, the R-D1x is being released only in Japan and there are no plans for a European release.
Click here to read about the previous R-D1s rangefinder
Click here for the Japanese Press Release
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