- Location
- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- John ...
Some of my film OM1 lenses have f/32
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Ghostbuggy
Regular
- Location
- Hoher Fläming, Germany
- Name
- Phill
Fujifilm has just announced their next event for September 8th in New York City. It will pretty much feature the higher resolution, non-stacked X2H and maybe the new lenses which only got briefly mentioned at the last event. Who knows, maybe there will also be something like an X-T5, but I sort of doubt it.
No luck on the XT5:
Nope, No Fujifilm X-T5 Announcement during X Summit on September 8 - Fuji Rumors
After Fujifilm disclosed the date of the next Fujifilm X summit and announced it September 8 at 2PM New York time, people started emailing me but also expressing their hopes on our social media channels, that we will get the Fujifilm X-T5 on September 8. Sorry guys, but what we can tell you with 100%…
www.fujirumors.com
Ghostbuggy
Regular
- Location
- Hoher Fläming, Germany
- Name
- Phill
I guess I shouldn't be surprised, as anyone else, since even teasing an X-T5 would remove some traction and focus away from that high-res X-H2. Yet it still feels some sort of a let down:
They are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the X-System this year and none of the traditional models, be it X-Pro, X-T or X100, got even a mention of a new model. Sure the X-T4 is also fairly recent and the X-Pro3 is still sort of without any real competition for what it is and the X100V seems to be still selling like hot cakes, so there are no reasons to rush out predecessors of those models. Although I am not interested in buying the X-H2, I'm still curious if they just keep the identical body of the X-H2s and just swap the sensor or if it will feature a slightly different body design or control layout.
They are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the X-System this year and none of the traditional models, be it X-Pro, X-T or X100, got even a mention of a new model. Sure the X-T4 is also fairly recent and the X-Pro3 is still sort of without any real competition for what it is and the X100V seems to be still selling like hot cakes, so there are no reasons to rush out predecessors of those models. Although I am not interested in buying the X-H2, I'm still curious if they just keep the identical body of the X-H2s and just swap the sensor or if it will feature a slightly different body design or control layout.
Irene McC
Hall of Famer
- Location
- CPT, South Africa
To be honest, I feel there are way too many cameras out on the market already 
My impression from what I've read is that the bodies are essentially identical.
Herman
The Image Stimulator
- Location
- The Netherlands
- Name
- Herman
X-H10 maybe, I will love it. IBIS camera for everyone.
gyoung
Regular
- Location
- Nottingham, England
- Name
- Gerry Young
X-s10 already exists
