Fujifilm to Release New XF400mm Lens and X-T6 Camera in September

Fujifilm is expected to introduce its new XF400mm f/4.5 R LM OIS WR lens and the flagship X-T6 camera this September. The XF400mm lens is rumored to feature a maximum aperture of F4.5, expanding the company's telephoto lens offerings.

This potential addition comes after the release of the XF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR in 2024, suggesting a continued focus on specialized, high-performance optics for its X-series camera system. The specific optical construction and performance details of the XF400mm lens are yet to be officially confirmed.

Alongside the lens, the X-T6 camera is anticipated to debut, potentially alongside another lens, the XF50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR II. Reports suggest the X-T6 may feature design changes, including a possible replacement of the ISO dial with a film simulation dial, similar to the X-T50 model.

Furthermore, the X-T6 camera is rumored to include a new film simulation mode described as offering "very deep and intense color reproduction." Official specifications and pricing for these products are expected closer to the release date.