Fuji Registers New Cameras for 2025 Launch – Fuji registers a new camera in the wireless certification agency, so it has become a total of 3 cameras which are in the announcement pipeline. One of them is almost confirmed, which is coming on June 11 — the Fuji XE5 camera. The rest of the two cameras are still unknown, can be a GFX camera or maybe an X-Pro 5.
Fuji Unreleased and Registered Camera Models May 2025
The following table summarizes Fujifilm’s unreleased camera models and their known registered models, providing context for the new registrations:
Model Code
Camera Model
Registration Date
Wireless Type
Status
FF250001
Likely X-E5
Not specified (spotted early 2025)
Multi-band wireless
Unreleased
FF250003
Unknown (possibly X-M5 Range Camera)
Not specified (spotted May 2025)
Single-band wireless
Unreleased
FF250002
Unknown (possibly GFX Eterna)
Not specified (spotted May 2025)
Not specified
Unreleased
FF210002
X-H2S
2021-11-09
Not specified
Released
FF210003
X-H2
2022-06-20
Not specified
Released
FF220001
X-T5
2022-08-24
Not specified
Released
FF230001
GFX100 II
2023-01-13
Not specified
Released
FF220002
X-S20
2023-02-03
Not specified
Released
FF230002
GFX100S II
2023-06-19
Not specified
Released
FF230003
X100 VI
2023-11-24
Not specified
Released
FF240001
X-T50
2023-12-08
Not specified
Released
FF240002
X-M5
2023-06-28
Single-band wireless
Released
FF240004
GFX100RF
2024-12-04
Not specified
Released
FF240003
X-Half
Not registered with CMIIT
Not specified
Released
Notes:
Although three models are mentioned, FF250001 and FF250003 have already been registered. The model registered this time is “FF250002”.
While the FF250003 only supports 2.4GHz, the FF250003 and FF250002 also support 5.1GHz. Most recent models, except for small and lightweight models, support 5.1GHz Wi-Fi, so it is not possible to predict the price range of the camera based on this information alone. It is interesting to see whether it will be an X series model or a new model in the GFX series.
It is rumored that the “X-E5” will on June 11, 2025. More details here
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This may be the first Fujifilm camera that I don’t like. Saying this from the bottom of a Fuji fan boy’s heart. Ok, to be honest, after watching multiple reviews, and am not able to accept the type of still or video quality I am getting from this camera. Despite having a large 1-inch sensor. Image quality isn’t able to reach the level that other cameras with a lens can do.
Instead of putting R&D into such cameras, better to spend some time on the development Fuji X-A5 or X-T200 successor
Yes, we do know that Instax series cameras are very popular among Gen Z, and they are a great source of revenue for Fuji, and there is no harm in introducing more and more toy cameras. But for those who have really associated with Fuji for a long time, like myself, I am really very much disappointed today.
Watch Some Reviews | See Image Quality urself and don’t listen to the promotional words, just mute the mic
Better Alternatives in the Same Price Range
Canon V1
Nikon Z30 with kit lens is way cheaper + You can also have a DX 24mm F1.4 PRIME lens in the same price range
If you believe the latest rumors published on the web, the Fuji X-E5 camera will be available in the summer of 2025. Summer months in the USA are June, July, and August, so we will most probably have our camera on or before August 2025.
The Fuji X-E5 was overdue for an update, The Fuji X-E4 camera was announced back in March 2021, and the Fuji X-E3 camera was announced in September 2017. The gap between the Fuji X-E3 and X-E4 announcements is approximately 3.5 years. But, this time Fuji took +1 year of time to bring the update of Fuji X-E series camera.
Fuji X-E5 Expected core specification
40MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR Sensor
4K Video Recording at 60p, 6.2K at 30p (4:2:2 10-Bit)
Post Update: Fuji X-E5 Coming in June 2025 [Confirmed]
We are updating the post with the latest information. It is now almost confirmed that the Fuji X-E5 Camera will be available in June 2025. The camera’s core specification is expected to remain the same as mentioned above, with some added perks.
Stay tuned for more updates coming
The article “Fuji X-E5 Camera Announcement on or Before August 2025” written and updated by thenewcamera.com team on Dec 13, 2024 at 19:07 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and Updated on 4:47 am, Wednesday, 21 May 2025 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| Follow us for more updates and Get LIVE RUMORS –> FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live news + –> See More Fuji Rumors
Fuji today announced the teaser offers the first digital half-frame camera—the X-Half. Let’s explore the images we have captured from the teaser, although it fails to reveal anything, even if we push the shadows to the limit.
The teaser, with the tagline “Half the Size, Twice the Story”, tells us that it’s a unique storytelling tool specifically made for storytellers a.k.a. content creators, with a very compact form factor.
Fujifilm X-Half
The Fuji X-Half is Fujifilm’s first digital camera which uses a kind of vertical sensor based on Kodak Ektar H35 and Pentax 17. Now this is a very unique product, and Fuji is known for always taking risks and announcing a very different sort of product, trying to find their own consumer base in a very unique way—and I really love these efforts.
Now we all know that photographers love Fuji cameras, but how much love will Fuji get from the content creator community? Only time will tell.
Take a look at the major Core specifications of Fujifilm’s upcoming camera:
Fuji X-Half Specificaton
Sensor: Rumored to feature a new 1-inch sensor—a first for Fujifilm X-series
Lens: Fixed focal length lens with f/2.4 aperture
Display: Vertical LCD screen ideal for diptych and social content
Viewfinder: Optical viewfinder for a true retro shooting experience
Controls: Manual dials including exposure compensation
Size: Compact dimensions (approx. 105.8mm x 64.3mm)
Build: Likely to be manufactured in China
Fujifilm X-Half Arrival Date
Fujifilm X-Half camera is expected to arrive in late May 2025.
Fujifilm X-Half Price
The price of the camera is expected to be somewhere around $999 – $1599.
What is the Fujifilm X-Half Camera?
Fuji X-Half is a compact camera with a 1-inch sensor, placed vertically so it creates content specifically for Shorts, TikTok, or Instagram. It will capture in the same way as the young generation of content creators shoot with their smartphone, meaning you don’t need to tilt your camera in a vertical direction. It will capture vertical images and videos simply by holding your camera in your hand. The camera is specifically designed for creative content creators and storytellers by Fujifilm.
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According to recent rumours, Fuji’s next announcement is the Fuji X-E5, which could be in the summer of 2025.
Fuji X-E5 Specifications
The Fuji X-E5 is said to feature the same 40-megapixel X-Trans 5 sensor that we have seen in most of the Fuji cameras nowadays, as well as X-Processor 5. This is the standard update to the existing X-E4 camera.
Fujifilm Fujica Half 35mm film camera
Upcoming Half-Frame Camera with a 1-Inch Sensor
Friends, this is not all for 2025. We will also have a half-frame camera featuring a 1-inch sensor. The exact purpose of this half-frame camera is still unknown. We will shed more light on it once we get some solid details related to the camera and its core specifications. But right now, what we know is that it’s coming in 2025 with a 1-inch sensor—that’s all we know.
Wrap-Up of 2025 Announcements
So now, that wraps up the 2025 announcements, and now we will move forward and talk about the possibilities of 2026.
Camera Model
Type
Expected Date
Key Features
GFX100RF
Fixed-lens Medium Format
March 2025
100MP sensor, 35mm F4 lens, no IBIS, size similar to X-Pro3, aspect ratio dial, crop zoom lever
102MP medium format sensor, X-Processor 5, native G mount with PL adapter, 4K open gate, dual base ISO
Half-frame Camera
Compact (?)
2025
1-inch sensor, possible dual-image features, details TBA
Recent GFX Camera Announcements
Recently, we witnessed the announcement of the GFX 100 RF camera as well as GFX Eterna, the medium-format cinema camera. So now, Fuji has introduced both a compact camera with a 28mm F4 fixed lens for photographers and a cinema camera. Both of them use the102-megapixel medium-format sensor.
No Further 102MP GFX Announcements for 2026
That means there will be a pause in further GFX series announcements for7 to 8 months. So, for next year, we are certain that no further 102-megapixel medium-format camera is coming.
Before We Move Forward to 2026, let understand the development and announcement pattern of X-Trans CMOS sensors
If we look at historical trends, Fuji uses flagship models to introduce new new sensor generations, like the X-H or X-Pro series, such as X-Trans V with X-H2S and X-H2. Thus, it’s plausible that X-Trans VI could appear in a new X-Pro 6 or X-H3 or X-T6, expected in early 2026
Generation
Introduction Date
First Camera
X-Trans I
January 9, 2012
X-Pro1
X-Trans II
January 7, 2013
X100S
X-Trans III
January 15, 2016
X-Pro2
X-Trans IV
September 6, 2018
X-T3
X-Trans V HS
May 31, 2022
X-H2S
X-Trans V HR
September 8, 2022
X-H2
X-Trans VI
Predicted: Late 2025 – Early 2026
Fuji will use Flasghip models like X-Pro6, X-T6 or X-H3
HS for speed and HR for resolution
Research suggests that Fujifilm’s X-Trans VI sensor is likely to arrive in late 2025 to early 2026, based on historical intervals of 2.5 to 3 years between generations and the introduction of X-Trans V in 2022
Big QUestion is Which Flagship Model will be selected
First of all, we are expecting an update of the Fuji X-Pro series camera in the first or second quarter of 2026. As we have seen in the recent interview, the general manager has said, “Of course, we can put the X-Processor 5 and the new X-Trans sensor in an X-Pro3 and call it X-Pro4, but that’s boring,” Igarashi says.
That clearly indicates they are either planning a brand new sensor for the new X-Pro series. Since it’s a flagship series, it may introduce a new X-Trans 6 sensor or X-Processor 6 in the upcoming X-Pro 6 camera.
And if this happens, then Fuji will allow the Fuji X-Pro 6 camera to gain as much market share as possible, and in that time span, they will not announce another camera with the same sensor in a lower price range (peak sales period of a camera is generally considered for 6 to 7 months).
So, if Fuji X-Pro 6 arrives with a new X-Trans VI sensor then for sure Fuji X-T6 scheduled announcement plan will get delayed.
Scheduled Announcement Pattern – Fuji X-T6 Should Arrive in 2026, but…
The Fuji X-T5 camera was announced in November 2022. Based on the online pattern of the X-T series camera, which has been quite consistent for the past 6 to 7 years, the next X-T series camera, the Fuji X-T6, will be announced in late 2025 or early 2026.
But again, if the Fuji X-Pro 6 camera arrives with a brand new sensor, then Fuji may delay the update of their X-T6 camera until late 2026 or maybe early 2027 to protect the sales of the X-Pro 6.
thanks to fujirumors.com for their latest updates and rumors
So finally, we got confirmation from the general manager of Fuji Film Professional Imaging Group that the Fuji X-Pro 4 is under development. In a recent interview with PetaPixel, he clearly stated that.
He noted that a simple upgrade with the latest processor or just a 40-megapixel sensor would be boring, indicating a major shift or upgrade in the upcoming X-Pro series camera.
Previous reports suggest that the upcoming X-Pro series camera will be called X-Pro 6 since Fuji will sync the name of the X-Pro series camera with others in 2026. It has been almost six years since the Fuji X-Pro 3 was released. The camera was announced in October 2019, and now it feels too old. Fuji has taken too much time, considering that even flagship cameras from other brands receive regular updates every four to five years. However, we have been waiting for more than six years now.
The Fuji X-Pro 3 had very low sales, and many owners of Fuji’s X-Pro 2 cameras decided not to upgrade their gear due to its unusual display setup. The Hidden flipping screen design of the X-Pro 3 failed to impress professional photographers. Due to the low sales of the series, Fuji decided to halt the research, development, and announcement of the next X-Pro camera for a while. And at one point of time, Fuji also realized that introducing a Hidden tilting display—which was practically useless—was a mistake. That so-called innovative design failed to impress professional photographers, ultimately leading to the X-Pro 3’s poor sales performance.
We have seen how Fuji handled the X100 series in its recent update. Not only did they add a 40-megapixel high-resolution sensor to that compact body, but they also introduced a 6-stop sensor-shift IBIS mechanism, making the Fuji X100VI one of the best street photography cameras ever created.
And that’s not all—the camera also includes a built-in 4-stop ND filter paired with a fast lens. What more could one ask for in a camera like this?
Similarly, Fuji is now focusing all its attention on developing the next version of the X-Pro series. Let’s hope that this time, we see a massive upgrade with significant changes. Stay tuned for more updates!
The Fujifilm GFX 100 RF is a newly announced medium-format camera. It features a 102-megapixel medium-format sensor and a fixed lens of 28mm F4, which is equivalent to a 35mm lens—maybe a 35mm F5.6 lens when used in a full-frame camera. Compared to other medium-format cameras in the market, it has a rangefinder design and a compact body.
The camera was announced on March 20, 2025, with a price tag of $4,899. Shipping will start on April 24, 2025, and it will be available in black and silver. We have already covered the Fujifilm GFX 100 RF Press Release here.
The rangefinder-style body also includes an offset electronic viewfinder and the most attractive thing in the body design is the new aspect ratio dial with 9 options that include 4:3, 2:2, and even 16:9. This allows you to compose your images in a very different way, making landscape and architectural photography more intuitive.
This aspect ratio dial will give you a new dimension to capture and preserve your compositions. You can check our best aspect ratio guide to understand how different ratios impact composition.
A Compact Medium Format Camera for Professionals
The camera was announced in a very unique niche that blends traditional medium format photography with a compact body. Some photographers who strive for high image quality but don’t want to carry the traditional bulky GFX models with interchangeable lenses will find this specific design inspiring.
Samples of GFX 100 RF
Jonas Rask Photography Blog: The blog post “Impossibly Possible – The Fujifilm GFX100RF review” (Jonas Rask Review) offers an in-depth look with sample images from real-world use. The author, involved in early testing.
DPReview Sample Gallery: DPReview’s initial review of the GFX100RF (DPReview Initial Review) includes a sample gallery.
Official Fujifilm Pages: The official product page for the GFX100RF (FUJIFILM GFX100RF Product Page) does not directly host a sample image gallery but credits photographers like Lee-Ann Olwage and Yukio Uchida.
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