STAY TUNED: Important Rumor about a (Long Awaited) Camera Dropping Today

click the image to see the camera, whose replacement we are going to talk about today
click the image to see the camera, whose replacement we are going to talk about today

I am sorry to bother you on a Sunday, but I have something important to tell you.

It’s a rumor about a camera many of us are waiting for: the successor of this camera here.

The big unveil will take place today:

BUT

Followers of my YouTube Channel will get the answer 4 minutes before it is published here on the blog.

So here is how it goes:

I will soon mark the YouTube video as Premiere video. Once it’s marked as such, you will know the time when it is shared. So subscribe to my YouTube channel to get instant notification about when the rumor goes online.

Once the premiere is over (4 minutes) I will share the article here on FujiRumors.

Fujifilm’s List of 40MP Supported Lenses has One Big Mystery!

 

The Famous List – Updated

Last time we gave you an update on which Fujinon lenses will get maximum benefit from the 40MP sensors, it was back in 2022.

Since then, Fujifilm has updated the list with new lenses. But for some obscure reason, they hide the list somewhere in a tab inside the Fujifilm X-H2 product page.

So I have collected all lenses currently listed by Fujifilm into a single page on my Amazon page here. I will update the list as soon as Fujifilm adds new lenses to it.

An Important Clarification

Don’t misunderstand it: it’s not that lenses that are not on the list won’t work on Fujifilm’s 40MP camera bodies. It’s just that, unlike other companies who do not disclose anything, Fujifilm was upfront and told customers which lenses will be able to resolve all the 40MP and which ones not.

But also lenses not on the list, will profit from higher resolution cameras. Fujifilm writes:

The list specifies Fujifilm’s selection of lenses that have high resolution performance from edge to edge at maximum aperture, allowing to fully experience all that the 40MP sensor has to offer. Lenses not listed will also allow you to experience the improved resolution performance of the 40MP sensor.

The One Mystery

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Don’t Get Fooled: Fujifilm X100VI Lens Identical to X100V: Weather Sealing via Filters, Compatible with WCL/TCL and Sharper thanks to 40MP

When we shared the teaser Nr.2 for the Fujifilm X100VI, there were quite some out there commenting and launching posts on forums about how the lens of the X100VI looks bigger than the one of the X100V.

This lead to speculations that it might have a faster aperture, or be fully weather sealed without need of these filters.

But don’t get fooled by the images.

What I can tell you is that the lens on the Fujifilm X100VI will be 1:1 exactly the same of the Fujifilm X100V.

This means:

The only difference?

It is very likely that the lens will now perform even better thanks to the increased megapixel of the Fujifilm X100VI which will result in sharper images.

Fujifilm X100VI: The True Question is… Get it in Black or Silver? VOTE NOW

Let’s be honest for a moment.

The true questions about the Fujifilm X100VI are not if it will have IBIS or not (which we answered), which sensor it will use (which we answered), which lens it will use (which we answered), how big it will be (which we answered), if it will have the new Reala Ace film simulation (which we answered) and not even how much it will cost (which we answered).

That’s all just distraction from the one and only true question that obsesses us these days: Fujifilm X100VI, should I get it in black or in silver?

So I thought a nice survey could help us to clear up our mind regarding this essential question.

My preference? Well, I have a theory.

I believe that Fujifilm rangefinder cameras with OVF (X-Pro and X100 line) look better in silver, whereas rangefinder cameras without OVF (X-E line) look better in all black.

I don’t know why that is, but that’s how I see it.

So, in case of the Fujifilm X100VI, I personally would go for the silver version. But honestly I’d be very happy also with the black one. I guess any version is fine that one can find in store… important is to just find it somewhere in stock :D.

But let me know what you’d take.

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