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Fujifilm X-T30 III: Big Upgrades or Just Hype? Latest Leaks Reveal Fuji’s Next Compact Powerhouse

Fujifilm X-T30 III: Big Upgrades or Just Hype? Latest Leaks Reveal Fuji’s Next Compact Powerhouse

X-T30 II Discontinued? Signs Point to a Successor Imminent The Fujifilm X-T30 II (released in 2021) has recently become scarce at major retailers, hinting that its successor is on the way. In late September, B&H Photo briefly marked the X-T30 II as “Discontinued” on their website, even emailing customers that the model was no longer available fujirumors.com fujirumors.com. While B&H later changed the status to “Temporarily Out of Stock,” the message was clear – new stock isn’t flowing. Amazon listings likewise showed only a handful of units left, with no replenishments in sight imaging-resource.com. Fujifilm’s 2019 X-T30 and the 2021
5 October 2025
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Fujifilm X-E5 Review & Comparison: 40MP Retro Revolution or Pricey Upgrade?

Ultimate 2025 Fujifilm Camera Lineup: X-Series vs GFX vs Instax – All You Need to Know

Key Facts: Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras (APS-C) Fujifilm’s X-Series has won a devoted following by combining APS-C sensors with classic styling and Fuji’s famed color science. These interchangeable-lens cameras (X-mount) are beloved for their tactile dials, film simulation modes, and excellent JPEG output straight out of camera. In 2023–2025, Fujifilm updated nearly the entire X lineup, bringing the latest 5th-generation X-Trans sensor and X-Processor 5 to many models. Below is a comparison of current X-Series mirrorless cameras and their core specs: Model Sensor IBIS Max Video Launch Price Notes X-H2S (2022) 26MP Stacked BSI Yes (7-stop) 6.2K/30p; 4K/120p $2,499 body
10 September 2025
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The Ultimate Premium Compact Camera Showdown: Fujifilm X100VI vs Ricoh GR IIIx vs Leica Q3

Fujifilm X100VI Review: The Little Retro Camera Taking Over 2025

Key Facts & Highlights Full Specifications and New Features The Fujifilm X100VI is the 6th-generation X100 series camera, and it brings major upgrades over the popular X100V. At its heart is a 40.2 MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor – the same high-resolution APS-C sensor found in Fuji’s latest flagship bodies (like the X-T5), replacing the 26 MP chip of the X100V. The detail gain is significant: photographers can now crop or print large with less quality loss, which is especially useful given the fixed lens. Notably, base ISO drops to 125 (from ISO 160 on the X100V), improving dynamic range in bright conditions.
8 September 2025
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Fujifilm X-E5 Review & Comparison: 40MP Retro Revolution or Pricey Upgrade?

Fujifilm X-E5 Review & Comparison: 40MP Retro Revolution or Pricey Upgrade?

Key Facts at a Glance Fujifilm X-E5 Feature Overview Sensor and Image Quality At the heart of the X-E5 is the 40.2MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor – the same high-resolution APS-C sensor used in Fuji’s flagship X-T5 and X-H2. This chip delivers outstanding detail and dynamic range for stills, while also enabling a lower base ISO of 125 for cleaner images nofilmschool.com. In practical terms, images are noticeably more detailed than the 26MP X-E4’s, yet high-ISO noise remains well-controlled and on par with other current APS-C cameras dpreview.com. The X-Trans color filter array (unique to Fujifilm) continues to produce
30 August 2025
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Fujifilm X-T30 II vs X-E4 vs X-S10: Which APS-C Mirrorless Camera Reigns Supreme in 2025?

Fujifilm X-T30 II vs X-E4 vs X-S10: Mid-Range Mirrorless Showdown (2025)

All three cameras—the Fujifilm X-T30 II, X-E4, and X-S10—share the 26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4. The X-S10 is the only one with 5‑axis in‑body stabilization (IBIS), while the X-T30 II and X-E4 rely on lens stabilization. In video, all three record DCI/UHD 4K up to 30p and 1080p up to 240p, with 10‑bit HDMI output and F‑Log profiles. Heat limits give the X-S10 a longer 4K recording window (around 30 minutes) than the X-T30 II and X-E4 (roughly 10–20 minutes). Autofocus uses on‑sensor phase detection with about 2.16 million phase pixels, up to 425 AF points,
22 August 2025
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Fujifilm X-T30 II vs X-E4 vs X-S10: Which APS-C Mirrorless Camera Reigns Supreme in 2025?

Fujifilm X-T30 II vs X-E4 vs X-S10: Which APS-C Mirrorless Camera Reigns Supreme in 2025?

All three models—the X-T30 II, X-E4, and X-S10—use the same 26.1 MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4, yielding identical base image quality. The X-S10 is the only one with 5‑axis in‑body stabilization (IBIS), offering up to about 6 stops of stabilization, while the X-T30 II and X-E4 rely on lens-based stabilization or have none. Each camera uses a 425-point hybrid AF with Face/Eye detect for humans, but none incorporate newer animal/vehicle detection, and continuous tracking lags behind Sony and Canon on fast subjects. Video capabilities include 4K/30p (DCI/UHD) at 8-bit internally with 10-bit output via HDMI and
22 August 2025
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Fujifilm GFX100 II vs GFX50S II vs GFX50R: Ultimate Medium Format Showdown in 2025

Fujifilm GFX100 II vs GFX50S II vs GFX50R: Ultimate Medium Format Showdown in 2025

The Fujifilm GFX100 II uses a 102 MP backside‑illuminated CMOS II HS sensor (43.8×32.9 mm) with native ISO 80 and twice the readout speed of the 50 MP chip. It runs on the X-Processor 5 and delivers up to 8 fps continuous shooting with the mechanical shutter, versus about 3 fps on the GFX50S II and GFX50R. The GFX100 II adds 5‑axis IBIS up to 8 stops, while the GFX50S II offers 6.5 stops and the GFX50R has no IBIS. Autofocus differs notably: the GFX100 II uses on‑sensor PDAF with AI subject tracking across most of the frame, whereas the
18 August 2025
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The Ultimate Fujifilm Showdown: X-T5 vs X-H2 vs X-H2S – Battle of the APS-C Titans

The Ultimate Fujifilm Showdown: X-T5 vs X-H2 vs X-H2S – Battle of the APS-C Titans

All three cameras—X-T5, X-H2, and X-H2S—use the same X-Processor 5 and offer 7-stop in-body stabilization, with the X-T5 and X-H2 using 40.2MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensors and the X-H2S using a 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HS stacked sensor. The burst performance differs: the X-T5 is 15 fps mechanical and 20 fps with electronic shutter (1.23x crop), the X-H2 is 15 fps mechanical and 20 fps electronic (1.29x crop), and the X-H2S can reach 40 fps electronic with AF/AE and minimal rolling shutter. In video, the X-H2 offers internal 8K up to 30p with 10-bit 4:2:2 and ProRes internal via
16 August 2025
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Fujifilm X100VI vs X-T50 vs X-S20: The Ultimate Fujifilm Camera Showdown

Fujifilm X100VI vs X-T50 vs X-S20: The Ultimate Fujifilm Camera Showdown

The Fujifilm X100VI, launched in early 2024, uses a 40.2MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR APS-C sensor and a fixed 23mm f/2 lens. The X100VI is the first X100 to add in-body image stabilization, delivering up to 6 stops of shake reduction. The X100VI can record 6.2K/30p 10-bit video and 4K/60p, with F-Log2, plus a built-in 4-stop ND filter and digital teleconverters 1.4x and 2x. The X100VI uses a hybrid OVF/EVF with a 0.5× optical finder, a 3.69M-dot EVF, and a 1.62M-dot two-way tilting LCD. The X100VI weighs about 520g with battery and is priced around $1,799. The Fujifilm X-T50, launched
16 August 2025
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