Fujifilm announced the development of the S5 Pro (the S4 number was skipped for cultural reasons). Those of you who followed my pre-announcement postings on this in the various online forums will know that it's a good news, bad news scenario. The good news is that Fujifilm has adopted the Nikon D200 body for the S5 Pro. That means better build, i-TTL, more features, better viewfinder, etc. The bad news is that the sensor is the same as the S3 Pro (6mp SR) and the product won't be available until February 2007 (at an unspecified price). Other details are slim: 3 fps, larger buffer, new RPP ASIC for image processing (and with more film simulations--total of 5 now, though all labeled in silly fashion), and 3200 ISO support. In the press briefings, Fujifilm mentions wireless and LAN support, so the S5 Pro probably also supports the WT-3 and MB-D200 (the body connections don't seem changed from the D200).