RUMOR: Fujifilm is Working on a THIS Camera

The Rumor

So, we have received a rather intriguing rumor.

According to trusted information, Fujifilm is working on a new compact camera with a 1″ sensor.

I personally had lost hope to see a new 1″ compact camera, even though after the release of the – currently substantially rebated – Fujifilm X half I saw an opportunity for one. So I am happy hear from trusted sources that Fujifilm is working on one.

** Please Get it Right **

But here is where I have to be clear… and you should read carefully.

Our sources only told us that Fujifilm is working on a compact camera with 1″ sensor.

They did not tell us if it will be the successor of a known line, or a new camera, or something super-experimental like the Fujifilm X half.

So all we can do for now is to make random speculations.

So let’s do just that, because it’s fun :).

I guess the most obvious speculation is that Fujifilm could revive any of its 2/3rd sensor cameras with a 1″ sensor. So we are talking about a successor to the Fujifilm X30, Fujifilm XQ2 or even the forgotten Netflix star, the Fujifilm XF1.

I mean, Fujifilm already took the leap to 1-inch with the Fujifilm X half, and in a previous article I wondered whether, now that Fujifilm has this sensor “in the house,” they might seize the opportunity to revive some of their beloved discontinued 2/3-inch sensor cameras, but this time with a 1-inch sensor.

In fact, I even ran a survey asking which camera you’d most like to see come back:

In the survey, the Fujifilm X30 successor came out on top.

But again: everything I know so far is about a “compact camera with 1″sensor“.

Boryoza GFX-XCD Adapter Coming Soon – But The Fundamental Problem Remains

Boryoza is working on the Fujinon GF to Hasselblad XCD adapter.

It should come out in the first months fo 2026.

With this adapter, you’ll be able to use Fujinon GF lenses on Hasselblad XCD mount cameras (for example the Hasselblad X2D II).

Of course you’ll still have the one main problem that makes every Hasselblad X-D camera not an ideal choice for adapting third party lenses: since it does not have a mechanical shutter, you’ll only be able to use it with electronic shutter.

That’s a problem you don’t have in the GFX world, because it has a mechanical shutter and it’s actually a fantastic camera to work with adapted lenses. In fact, in our Fujifilm GX group there is so much awesome work shared that is done with adapted third party lenses.

Boryoza Adapters:

Viltrox WCL-X100VI and TCL-X100VI Conversion Lenses Coming December 10

Viltrox is teasing the new WCL-X100VI and TCL-X100VI to come on December 10. You can already see lots of images of the conversion lenses here.

The Viltrox conversion lenses won’t be the first third party alternatives to the original Fujifilm WCL-X100 II and TCL-X100 II.

Below you can see all the already available alternatives:

via Viltrox

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