New revelation of Fuji X-S20 camera: it still uses the old 2600 megapixel CMOS.

CTOnews.com April 5 news, according to Fujirumors news, Fuji's upcoming X-S20 camera still uses the old 2600-megapixel CMOS, the same sensor as X-T4 and X-T3.

The news may disappoint many Fuji fans that the more cost-effective X-S20 uses neither X-H2 's 4020-megapixel "X-Trans CMOS 5 HR" sensor nor X-H2s 's 2616-megapixel stack "X-Trans CMOS 5 HS" sensor.

Although the X-S20 does not use the latest sensors, it most likely uses a "X-Processor 5" processor, which is twice as fast as the current model, so it can also bring some performance improvements.

In addition, it was previously reported that the Fuji X-S20 camera will be equipped with the same X-T4 NP-W235 battery, which has a larger battery capacity than the X-S10.

Fuji is expected to launch the X-S20 camera at its May launch event. Please follow CTOnews.com 's detailed report at that time.