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The Next Fujifilm X100 Camera Will Need Big Upgrades to be a Success

The Next Fujifilm X100 Camera Will Need Big Upgrades to be a Success

Posted on December 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Fujifilm will need to pull out all of the stops if they want the next version of the X100 to be a must-have.

Fujifilm has always seen success with their X100 line of cameras, but we have always felt that the pocket cameras have always needed a little bit more in the way of features to really take them over the edge. If new reports are to believed, the next version of the Fujifilm X100 will hit the streets early in 2020, but to be a success this time around, it will need some significant upgrades over the Fujifilm X100F.
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