Fujifilm Gear Coming 2025 – Updated List and What’s Missing!

Last year we investigated how much gear Fujifilm launches every year (see list below). The result: between 2 to 4 cameras a year and 4 lenses a year.

So let’s see at which point we are in 2025 so far.

Gear (to be) released in 2025

So we have 4 cameras coming for sure in 2025, which matches Fujifilm’s best years in terms of number of cameras released. And while we can always hope for a 5th camera, it is also possible that in terms of cameras, this is all we get. What is sure: the Fujifilm X-Pro4 will not come in 2025.

If you look at lenses, Fujifilm has pretty much consistently released 4 lenses a year. So far we know of one coming for sure, the Fujinon GF32-90mmF3.5, and one being rumored, the Fujinon XF23mm pancake. If Fujifilm were to match the previous years, then there could be still 2 more lenses coming in 2025.

At this point in time, I have no idea which additional lenses could come, but I hope that maybe sources will reach out to us and give us a hint of what’s to come. And if that happens (and if sources agree), I will share it will all of you here on FujiRumors.

In the meantime, these are the lenses the FR community wants based on Fujifilm’s suggestions, and these are the most wanted lenses based on our own mega survey.

Gear released in 2024 – 4 cameras and 4 lenses

Gear released in 2023 – 2 cameras and 4 lenses

Gear released in 2022 – 3 cameras and 4 lenses

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Fujifilm GFX100RF Fujifilm Manager Interviews and Additional Reviews

The Fujifilm GFX100RF is collecting general praise all over the internet for just how incredibly small and light it is for a medium format camera, and also for its excellent build quality.

But of course they also address the fact that it does not have IBIS.

Now, you can read more about it below, but in general it seems the consensus is that at 1/30th you can still get away with sharp images, but below that it starts to get tricky. That’s according to Luca Petralia (review below) and docma (article in German below) and also to the Vistek video we shared in our live blog. Of course I have not tested it myself (I am just a mere mortal like you and I don’t get anything from Fujifilm unless I pay full price for it), so for now I will just report what reviewers have to say about it.

Out of curiosity I checked the shutter speeds of my last few hundred images, and I found one at 1/33th, one at 1/50th a few at 1/60th and 1/80th but mostly I am well over that. So if the statements of reviewers so far holds true, if I were to use the GFX100RF with my style of shooting I could live very well without IBIS. Of course I have shots at even slower shutter speeds, but for those I used a tripod anyway, as I was working either in blue hour landscape/cityscape or with filters and I needed exposures of multiple seconds.

With that said, here are the reviews I mentioned above as well as a few more, including interviews with Fujifilm managers that while nice to listen at, do not really disclose anything new, hence I did not dedicate them a specific article but I decided to include them in this roundup.

Fujifilm GFX100RF Reviews
& Manager Interviews

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Size Comparison: Fujifilm GFX100RF vs GFX50R vs X100VI vs Leica Q3 vs Sony RX1rII vs Hasselblad X2D

Camerasize has added the Fujifilm GFX100RF to their database. Now you can compare its size to any other camera.

In our case we are going to compare the Fujifilm GFX10RF vs GFX50R vs X100VI vs Leica Q3 vs Sony RX1rII vs Hasselblad X2D.

Overall the Fujifilm GFX100RF is indeed very compact for sporting a sensor that is about 70% fuller than full frame.

I know some wish it would have a hybrid viewfinder, IBIS and a faster f/2 lens. But then, besides the much higher price, they’d probably hate the Fujifilm GFX100RF because it is too big to carry around for everyday shooting, which would be the biggest tradeoff of all.

A hybrid viewfinder would have been nice, but I am also fine with a huge and crisp top notch EVF (the GFX100RF has it) instead of a hybrid viewfinder.

And as Fujifilm explained here, the wide lens (plus almost vibration-free leaf shutter) actually allow to shoot at about 1/40th with sharp results. Not to talk of the terrific ISO performance of the GFX system, which also helps to keep shutter speeds higher. But for final judgment here I’ll wait some technical reviews about it. All I have seen demonstrating low shutter speed tests, is a launch video of Vistek (shared in our live blog), in which he showed samples at 1/30th and he was happy with the sharpness. I guess below that it will become harder to get very sharp results handheld.

But if that holds true, then it is indeed a tricky dilemma for Fujifilm: if images are still sharp at 1/30-1/40th of a second, is it still worth to trade off compactness and price for IBIS?

Out of curiosity I checked the shutter speed in my images of my last summer holiday (travels, landscape and city trips with family). When I shot handheld, I have found one image at 1/80th of a second (a picture of my son at sunset in Pienza, Tuscany). Then there are images I shot on tripod anyway because shutter speeds are so low that IBIS can’t help.

So I guess for my use case, IBIS would be nice to have, but the lack of it won’t have a terrible impact on my photography. In most of my images there are people in the frame (my kids, etc), so I can’t go too low with shutter speeds anyway.

Check out the size comparisons below.

Size Comparison

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Fujifilm GFX100RF Officially Recommended UHS-II SD Cards

Down below is the list for the UHS-II type memory cards validated by Fujifilm for the Fujifilm GFX100RF (as well as for GFX100II, GFX100SII, X-H2S and X-H2).

For the best cards for X-T5 check out this article.

Brand Series Model number *1 Capacity
Angelbird AV PRO SD V90 MK2 AVP064SDMK2V90 64GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V90 MK2 AVP128SDMK2V90 128GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V90 MK2 AVP256SDMK2V90 256GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V90 MK2 AVP512SDMK2V90 512GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 AVP064SDMK2V60 64GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 AVP128SDMK2V60 128GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 AVP256SDMK2V60 256GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 AVP512SDMK2V60 512GB
Angelbird AV PRO SD V60 MK2 AVP1T0SDMK2V60 1TB
Delkin Devices BLACK V90 DSDBV9032 32GB
Delkin Devices BLACK V90 DSDBV9064 64GB
Delkin Devices BLACK V90 DSDBV90128 128GB
Delkin Devices BLACK V90 DSDBV90512 512GB
Delkin Devices POWER V90 DDSDG200032G 32GB
Delkin Devices POWER V90 DDSDG200064G 64GB
Delkin Devices POWER V90 DDSDG2000128 128GB
Delkin Devices POWER V90 DDSDG2000256 256GB
Exascend CATALYST EX128GSDV60 128GB
Exascend CATALYST EX256GSDV60 256GB
Exascend CATALYST EX512GSDV60 512GB
Exascend CATALYST EX64GSDU2 64GB
Exascend CATALYST EX128GSDU2 128GB
Exascend ESSENTIAL EX64GSDU2-S 64GB
Exascend ESSENTIAL EX128GSDU2-S 128GB
Exascend ESSENTIAL EX256GSDU2-S 256GB
HOMAN UHS-II SD Card HM64GBSDV90 64GB
HOMAN UHS-II SD Card HM128GBSDV60 128GB
KIOXIA EXCERIA PRO KSDXU-A256G 256GB
Lexar Professional 1667x SILVER LSD64GCBG1667 64GB
Lexar Professional 1667x SILVER LSD128CBG1667 128GB
Lexar Professional 1667x SILVER LSD256CBG1667 256GB
Lexar Professional SILVER PRO LSDSIPR064G-BNNNG 64GB
Lexar Professional SILVER PRO LSDSIPR128G-BNNNG 128GB
Lexar Professional SILVER PRO LSDSIPR256G-BNNNG 256GB
Lexar Professional SILVER PRO LSDSIPR512G-BNNNG 512GB
Lexar Professional SILVER PRO LSDSIPR001T-BNNNG 1TB
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD LSD1800064G-BNNNG 64GB
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD LSD1800128G-BNNNG 128GB
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD LSD1800256G-BNNNG 256GB
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD LSD1800512G-BNNNG 512GB
Lexar Professional 2000x GOLD LSD2000064G-BNNNG 64GB
Lexar Professional 2000x GOLD LSD2000128G-BNNNG 128GB
Lexar Professional 2000x GOLD LSD2000256G-BNNNG 256GB
Nextorage NX-F2PRO NX-F2PRO64G/INE SYM 64GB
Nextorage NX-F2PRO NX-F2PRO128G/INE SYM 128GB
Nextorage NX-F2PRO NX-F2PRO256G/INE SYM 256GB
Nextorage NX-F2SE NX-F2SE128G/INE SYM 128GB
Nextorage NX-F2SE NX-F2SE256G/INE SYM 256GB
Nextorage NX-F2SE NX-F2SE512G/INE SYM 512GB
OWC Atlas Pro OWCSDV60P0064 64GB
OWC Atlas Pro OWCSDV60P0128 128GB
OWC Atlas Pro OWCSDV60P0256 256GB
OWC Atlas Pro OWCSDV60P0512 512GB
OWC Atlas Pro OWCSDV60P1000 1TB
OWC Atlas Ultra OWCSDV90U0064 64GB
OWC Atlas Ultra OWCSDV90U0128 128GB
OWC Atlas Ultra OWCSDV90U0256 256GB
OWC Atlas Ultra OWCSDV90U0512 512GB
ProGrade Digital COBALT 300R V90 PGSD64GBCKNA 64GB
ProGrade Digital COBALT 300R V90 PGSD128GBCKNA 128GB
ProGrade Digital COBALT 300R V90 PGSD256GBCKNA 256GB
ProGrade Digital COBALT 300R V90 PGSD512GBCKNA 512GB
ProGrade Digital Gold 250R V60 PGSD64GBKNA 64GB
ProGrade Digital Gold 250R V60 PGSD128GBKNA 128GB
ProGrade Digital Gold 250R V60 PGSD256GBKNA 256GB
ProGrade Digital Gold 250R V60 PGSD512GBKNA 512GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 SDSDXDK-064G-xxxxx*2 64GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 SDSDXDK-128G-xxxxx*2 128GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 SDSDXDK-256G-xxxxx*2 256GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V90 SDSDXDK-512G-xxxxx*2 512GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V60 SDSDXEP-064G-xxxxx*2 64GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V60 SDSDXEP-128G-xxxxx*2 128GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V60 SDSDXEP-256G-xxxxx*2 256GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V60 SDSDXEP-512G-xxxxx*2 512GB
SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-II V60 SDSDXEP-1T00-xxxxx*2 1TB
SONY SF-E V60 SF-E64 64GB
SONY SF-E V60 SF-E128 128GB
SONY SF-E V60 SF-E256 256GB
SONY TOUGH SF-G V90 ‎SF-G32T 32GB
SONY TOUGH SF-G V90 ‎SF-G64T 64GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V90 SE-SDU2064GA300 64GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V90 SE-SDU2128GA300 128GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V90 SE-SDU2256GA300 256GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V90 SE-SDU2512GA300 512GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V60 SE-SDU2064GC280 64GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V60 SE-SDU2128GB280 128GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V60 SE-SDU2256GB280 256GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V60 SE-SDU2512GB280 512GB
SUNEAST Ultimate Pro V60 SE-SDU2001TB280 1TB
Wise SD-S SD-S128 128GB
Wise SD-N SD-N128 128GB
Wise SD-N SD-N256 256GB
Wise SD-N SD-N512 512GB

*1 Model name could be different depending on the market.
*2 Where xxxx is “JNJIP/GHJIN” in Japan, “ANCIN” in the U.S.A., “CNCIN” in Canada, “ZN4IN” in China, and “GN4IN” for Global.