“The X-T5 has not been discontinued,” says Fujifilm, as anticipation for next-gen cameras fuels rumors
Fujifilm has debunked rumors about the discontinuation of the X-T5, as fans eagerly await the brand's next generation of mirrorless cameras
Fujifilm has not discontinued the Fujifilm X-T5, despite rumors to the contrary, according to a representative from the company. Two major camera stores in Japan mistakenly listed an X-T5 variant as discontinued, prompting speculation about the camera's fate. However, this appears to be a mistake, as the X-T5 is still available for purchase.
The Japanese stores may have listed the "X-T5 bilingual model" as discontinued, which could explain the confusion. The Fujifilm X-T5 is a popular high-end camera from the X-Series, known for its retro design and innovative features such as the 40MP 20fps sensor and 6.2K video recording. Despite the recent refresh of nearly all X-Series cameras with newer sensors, anticipation remains high for Fujifilm's next generation of cameras.
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