Sources say Fuji's new X-H2 camera supports pixel offset: 4000 megapixels to 100 million pixels.

CTOnews.com August 23, Fuji has now announced that it will hold an X Summit launch event on September 8, and the new X-H2 camera is expected to be officially released.

According to Fujirumors, Fuji's new X-H2 camera will support pixel offset, turning 4000-megapixel shake into 60 million.

▲ Fuji X-H2s

According to the source, this is the first time Fuji has supported pixel offset on its X-Trans APS-C camera. By taking multiple shots in this way, X-H2 will be able to capture images of 100 million 6000 pixels.

According to previous revelations, X-H2 will use the same design as X-H2s, featuring still images, a 4000-megapixel APS-C sensor and the latest X-Processor 5 processor, which is expected to sell for $1999 (about 13493.25 yuan), somewhere between X-H2S and X-T4.

CTOnews.com learned that Fuji's newly launched X-H2s camera carries a new 2616-megapixel stack "X-Trans CMOS 5 HS" sensor, an improved autofocus system that can shoot up to 40 frames per second, and even 6K / 30p and 4K / 120p video due to the newly developed subject recognition autofocus technology. It also offers a wealth of features, including anti-shake image in the five-axis body with up to 7.0speed compensation, a rugged magnesium alloy body, hardware combined with operational improvements from the previous model, and new card slots for CFexpressTM Type B cards.