BREAKING: This is Fujifilm’s Next APS-C Camera (after X100VI)

 

Fujifilm’s Next APS-C Camera

It was a mystery for a long time.

But the mystery will find an end today.

Time has come for you to know which one will be the next mirrorless interchangeable lens APS-C camera that Fujifilm will launch.

And no, it will not be the Fujifilm X-Pro4, as everyone else is telling you.

In fact, we told you that the X-Pro4 is not even scheduled for 2024 (and I have no idea when it will come).

Don’t ask me why it takes so much time for Fujifilm to refresh the X-Pro4… or if there ever will be any.

But that’s a questions for another article.

What you need to know today, is the what the next MILC APS-C camera is that Fujifilm will launch.

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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 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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[UPDATE – The Silver Color will be the Same] Fujifilm X100VI coming with Slightly Darker Silver than X100V

[UPDATE: We have been informed that the silver color will be identical. I did share the rumor because it came from several sources, some of them also right in the past. But now we got solid information about it being the same color.

So either something I don’t understand right now is going on (for example, could the limited edition X100VI have a different color? Or anything else I just don’t understand now?), or all the others were simply wrong. But I will correct the rumor now, because the regular silver color is still available.

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

It’s already a tough question in life: silver or black?

And well, the question will get even tougher on February 20. Especially for those, who usually go all-in with the all-black cameras.

Because, as I have been told, the Fujifilm X100VI will come with a new silver color that is “slightly darker” than the one we are used to see on X100 cameras so far. This color will replace the standard silver color we were used to get so far.