Fujifilm X-T6, X-Pro4, X-H3, X100VII with 46 Megapixel Sensor? – Speculation Based on Fujifilm GFX180

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We told you that there will be a Fujifilm GFX180. it won’t happen very  soon, but it will come at some point.

And the Fujifilm GFX180 might even tell us more about the future of the Fujifilm APS-C system and the X-Trans 6 sensor.

Why?

Well, Fujifilm usually uses the same sensor for the X system and GFX system, with the only difference that the GFX sensor is about 4 times bigger.

This means:

  • 26MP APS-C sensor (X-S20 & Co) = 102MP on GFX (GFX100S & Co)

Now, if we were to apply the same logic to the rumored Fujifilm GFX180 sensor, then we would get this

  • 180MP on GFX = about 45.8MP on APS-C

This means that I would not be surprised if the Fujifilm X-T6, but also the Fujifilm X-Pro4, the Fujifilm X-T60, the Fujifilm X-E6, Fujifilm X100VI and the Fujifilm X-H3 would come with a 46 megapixel sensor.

This means a slight increase in resolution for APS-C, which is definitely welcome.

Other questions remain open, with the main one being if it will be a DGO or DCG sensor.

Regarding the “more megapixel are bad for low light photography”, make sure this read this debunking article.

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First Third Party Autofocus Lenses for Fujifilm GFX Coming Soon and Two More Brands Working on It – REPORT

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Apparently the first third party autofocus lenses for the Fujifilm GFX system are coming, and they will be manufactured by a Chinese lens maker according to a report shared on the Chinese social media platform Weibo by the account 独立摄影师联合会 here.

If I should place a bet, I’d say Viltrox is the hottest candidate. But also Venus Optics could be an option, since they have the Laowa 200mm f/2.0 AF that was rumored to come also for GFX.

And not only that.

Always according to the same source, there are two more brands working on autofocus lenses for Fujifilm GFX. But the first to come will be a Chinese lens maker, which is said to announced them “soon”.

Sigma has often signaled interest for the GFX system and in fact also first patents has surfaced online. So Sigma is another hot candidate. And you can’t rule out Tamron either at this point.

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BREAKING: This is the Future Sensor of Fujifilm GFX – But You’ll Have to Wait for It

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I want to say something first:

THANKS!!!

Thanks to all sources, who have giving me this consistent hint.

I know it took me a little bit before publishing it, but I needed to get it multiple confirmed to be absolutely sure that what I am going to publish is also 100% correct.

With that said, now the time has come.

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Is Fujifilm Actually Attacking Its Fans? The Truth Behind Those Snarky Replies

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Some FR readers recently pointed me toward screenshots circulating on Instagram that allegedly show snarky replies from Fujifilm to fellow Fujifilm shooters.

So let me clarify.

A new Instagram trend is making the rounds where creators post fake screenshots of supposed messages from big brands saying things like “please stop tagging us.” The messages are not real, but they are designed to look authentic at first glance.

While some users understand this as a joke, the format can be misleading. Once shared widely, a large part of the audience can interpret these messages as genuine brand responses (as you can see from the screenshots above). The result is predictable: frustration, anger, and negative comments directed at companies that never actually sent the message.

The real winners in this trend are the creators. Fake brand replies generate outrage, comments, and shares, which translate directly into reach and engagement. Brands, on the other hand, inherit the backlash without any real upside.

To my knowledge, Fujifilm has so far not reacted or engaged on this trend (unlike Canon).

Ignoring the format allows the trend to burn out on its own, without amplifying confusion or unnecessary negativity toward the brand.

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