By Joe Udo
NEW YORK (CONVERSEER) – Fujifilm launched the X-Pro 3 rangefinder-style hybrid optical viewfinder APS-C camera in October 2019, which is now discontinued. At the time, it was positioned as the flagship product of the X system. In terms of performance, the X-Pro 3 is now significantly behind other product lines in Fujifilm’s X system.
Recently, some users discovered that third-party distributors have listed the X-Pro 4 camera on the XCamera website, once again fueling rumours that the X-Pro 4 camera is about to be released.
In response, a media outlet fujirumors discovered through data analysis that the relevant page actually went live in September 2024, concluding that the rumours of an upcoming X-Pro 4 camera release are baseless. Furthermore, as of the time of this report, XCamera has removed the “X-Pro 4 camera” page.
It was noted that since 2023 there have been numerous rumours that the Fujifilm X-Pro4 camera “will be released the following year.”
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However, year after year has passed, and as of today, in 2026, this legendary model has still not been released. Nowadays, the Fujifilm X-E5 and GFX100RF have, to some extent, replaced the X-Pro’s position.
