Fuji's new X-H2 camera will be released next week, and the X-T5 research and development process is expected to be announced at the same time.

CTOnews.com Sept. 3, today, Fuji Film China announced that it will hold X Summit at 8 pm on September 9, and the X-H2 camera is expected to be released. In addition, Fuji is expected to announce the research and development process of X-T5 at this conference.

Combined with existing revelations, Fuji's new X-H2 camera will use the same design as the 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 13753.12 yuan), somewhere between X-H2S and X-T4.

Fuji X-H2 camera will support 8K / 30p recording, as well as 4K / 60p and FHD / 120p recording. By contrast, Fuji's now listed X-H2s does not support 8K recording, but supports 6K / 30p, 4K / 120p and FHD / 240p shooting.

In addition, there are reports that Fuji's new X-H2 camera will support pixel offset, so that multiple shots can be taken in this way, turning 4000 megapixels to 100 million pixels.

▲ Fuji X-H2s

CTOnews.com learned that according to the usual practice of each X Summit in the past, Fuji will release one or more colored eggs in addition to the new products. The eggs at this conference are likely to be the development process of the X-T5 camera.