The sensor has increased in resolution from 12.3megapixels to 16.3megapixels, it can now shoot Full HD video at 60fps (rather than 720p at 24fps) and it has a new Lens Modulation Optimiser that Fujifilm claims reduces the impact of lens distortions to produce sharper images. The new trick in the hybrid viewfinder for the X100S is that it features a new overlay that shows camera information like shutter speed and ISO overlaid onto the optical viewfinder, making it easy to keep track of settings while the camera’s up to your eye. We’re yet to confirm a UK release date or price for the Fujifilm X100S but a US price of $1,699 has been released, and given the original X100 sold for around £900, we’d suggest this puts the X100S at around that price too.