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Its still ourfavorite compact camera, and one of thebest travel camerasyou can buy.

Which only makes the prospect of a follow-up more enticing.

The Fujifilm X100V camera on a metallic table

Fujifilm X100V

If the rumors are true, a successor called theFujifilmX100VI is close to launching.

See you in TOKYO!

From potential release date to price and features, youll find all of the latest X100VI news below.

The Fujifilm X100V camera on a yellow background

Fujifilm X100V

The bad news is that the latest rumors suggest that X100VI will get a price hike.

And the site has since reiterated that price point, which means it’s a pretty good guide.

This means the X100VI would again cost around the same as a mid-range mirrorless camera like theNikon Z6 II.

Fujifilm X100V lens and physical controls

Fujifilm X100V lens and physical controls

Still, that price rise is largely in line with inflation since the X100V arrived in February 2020.

It also now seems likely that X100VI will be the model name.

According toFuji Rumors, both will make a return on the X100VI, with the lens being identical.

A hand holding what is claimed to be the Fujifilm X100VI camera

This should hopefully make it play nicely with the Fuji X app.

You could expect to see improved face/eye detection for portraits and street shooting.

There could also be subject detection (for animals, birds, cars and more).

A Fujifilm X100V photo showing its sensor and processor

As for video, the X100 series has always been about photography first.

One feature that’s been absent from all X100 series cameras has been in-body image stabilization (IBIS).

On the downside, it looks unlikely that the X100VI will get a bigger battery than its predecessor.

A Fujifilm X Processor 5 on a grey background

We’ll be on hand to give you all of our first impressions if it does.

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