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Whatever these cameras turn out to be, with May just around the corner, we suspect that leaks will start dripping out soon.

Both the Instax Square SQ1 (opens in new tab) and Instax Wide 300 (opens in new tab) cameras are getting harder to find in stores, with Fujifilm concentrating on the Instax Mini range, but these formats are still popular for their larger and more detailed photos and are overdue a comeback with new models. The Instax cameras are a bit more of a wildcard. Both these cameras could also see the company add its latest sensor tech and processor, while keeping each camera's niche of smaller and less equipped bodies, but with cheaper price points. With the Fujifilm X-Pro3 (opens in new tab) unofficially discontinued, and not available from many stores, X-Pro is an important range for Fujifilm and would be the prime candidate for its latest 40MP sensor, we would be surprised if it didn’t make a return.Ī second X-series camera is harder to predict, with both the Fujifilm X-E4 (opens in new tab) and Fujifilm X-T30 II (opens in new tab) being overdue an upgrade. What exactly we will be seeing from Fujifilm, we are still none the wiser – but we can certainly make some educated guesses with a couple of Fujifilm’s most popular cameras due to upgrade.įor the Fujifilm X-mount cameras, the most likely candidates would be a Fujifilm X-Pro4.

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