Fujifilm X-T6 rumored launch with new 40-megapixel APS-C sensor, Digi Mart USA News: Rumors have circulated for weeks that Fujifilm’s X-T5 will get a successor as early as November. According to the latest information from FujiRumors, reported by Notebookcheck, the upcoming Fujifilm X-T6 is said to feature a brand-new sensor rather than a modified version of the older one.
The sensor is reportedly still APS-C with a resolution of 40 megapixels. It is described as a sixth-generation Fujifilm X-Trans CMOS sensor, which could bring significant advantages in dynamic range and image noise in low light.
It is expected to be paired with a new Fujifilm X-Processor 6, which reportedly offers higher performance and better image processing.
The same processor is also said to enable much faster and more reliable autofocus, including AI subject detection. The X-T6 is also expected to get a new NP-W255 battery with up to 16 percent higher capacity, which is allegedly compatible with older Fujifilm cameras.
Initial images suggest that Fujifilm plans three design improvements to make handling more comfortable, but the camera’s overall look will hardly change from the X-T5. It is expected to keep an electronic viewfinder, a tilting display and dedicated dials for ISO and shutter speed. These details remain unconfirmed by Fujifilm and are based on rumors and leaked information.
