Fuji Rumors reports that Japanese retailers Kitamura and Map Camera now list the original XF 50-140mm f/2.8 as discontinued, citing asobinet, and some US stores show it back-ordered with no restock date. Pulling stock like this is usually a sign a replacement is close, which fits the earlier word of a much smaller Mark II without a tripod collar.
This camera is going to be so sick. It's been a while since the X-T5, and a new body with the latest autofocus improvements is badly needed. I'm hoping Fujifilm has made major autofocus gains, because its current system really falls short. The new 50-140mm sounds like an incredible pairing: a great focal range, and hopefully fast, silent autofocus.
Fuji Rumors hears the new XF400mm is an f/4.5 lens launching in September, alongside the X-T6 and XF50-140mm f/2.8 II.
Fuji Rumors says the X-T30 III swaps the drive dial for a Film Simulation dial on what is basically the X-T30 II's body.
Fuji Rumors says the X-T30 III will be announced October 23, debuting a new XC13-33mm kit lens.
Fuji Rumors says the X-T30 III pairs a 26MP fourth-generation sensor with the fifth-generation X-Processor.
Fuji Rumors says the XF23mm f/2.8 pancake will come in black and silver.
Fuji Rumors says the X-E5 gets in-body stabilization and the 40MP X-Trans 5 sensor, making it the most powerful X-E yet.
Fuji Rumors hears from several trusted sources that the X-E5 uses the same 40MP sensor as the X-T5, X-H2 and X-T50.
Fuji Rumors says the XF23mm pancake lens will launch alongside the X-E5 on June 12.
Fuji Rumors describes the upcoming X-Half, a digital half-frame camera with a 1-inch sensor, an f/2.4 lens, an optical viewfinder and a vertical rear screen.
Fuji Rumors says the GFX100RF will cost around $5,000.
According to Fuji Rumors, Fujifilm's next X Summit and launch event is set for March 20, not before CP+.
Fuji Rumors hears the GFX100RF will use an electronic viewfinder only, with no hybrid optical finder. Its sources also point to a 100MP sensor, a fixed GF 35mm f/4 lens and a March launch.
