Fujifilm X-T6 and X-H3 with 80 Megapixel? Let’s Talk About it!
Over the past year, I’ve been flooded with emails asking if the 80-megapixel Fujifilm X-Trans VI sensor rumor could be true.
And for more than I year now I’ve chosen to stay silent on FujiRumors and replied to each email individually.
But recently yet another message arrived asking the same question.
So, after 12+ months of staying quiet and not writing a single word about it, I think it’s finally time to share my take on this “rumor” publicly. And from now on, whoever asks me about it, will get a link to this post.
The question is: will the Fujifilm X-T6, X-H3, X-E6, or X-Pro4 really have 80 megapixels?
Here’s what actually happened.
The speculation started with a single idea:
Fujifilm could revive Super CCD EXR technology combined with an X-Trans sensors rotating the pixels by 45 degrees. This would effectively double resolution, sensitivity, and dynamic range—turning a 40MP sensor into the equivalent of 80MP with superior dynamic range.
And here’s where things went off track.
The idea of a rotated CCD X-Trans sensor was first shared by the Chinese Weibo account E8M. It was just speculation/idea—not a rumor.
Yet over time, this speculation spread across blogs and channels, being presented as a confirmed rumor claiming future Fujifilm cameras would deliver 80 megapixels.
After receiving yet another email about it recently, I decided it was time to set the record straight: this never was a rumor. And to be clear, I have no information suggesting an 80-megapixel APS-C X-Trans/CCD sensor is coming. In fact, I don’t believe it ever will.
That’s it from my side. I hope this clears things up. Remember, what was once speculation was turned into a “rumor” by those more interested in traffic than in giving you accurate information. Don’t let your good faith be their clickbait.
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