Here is a recap of what to expect from the rumored Fujifilm X-T6 camera:

• AI autofocus overhaul
• New X-Processor 6
• New higher-capacity battery
• Redesigned dials and controls
• Faster connectivity (Wi-Fi 6)
• Better video features
• Potentially faster sensor readout
• To be announced with a new XF 50-140mm f/2.8 II lens

Detailed rumored Fujifilm X-T6 camera specifications:

• Sensor: 40MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 6, potentially partially stacked.
• Processor: 6th-generation X-Processor 6 (enables next-gen AI autofocus with improved subject detection and tracking)
• Autofocus: Improved 500 phase-detect points featuring next-generation AI subject prediction, recognition, and tracking.
• Continuous shooting: Continuous burst shooting up to 60 fps via the electronic shutter.
• Video: Expected 8K/30p (10-bit 4:2:2) and 4K/120p, alongside 12-bit ProRes and Blackmagic RAW output, up from the X-T5’s 6.2K
• IBIS: Enhanced 5-axis (rumored up to ~7.5–8 stops), including a 200MP multishot pixel-shift mode.
• High-resolution mode: Pixel Shift Multi-Shot producing images up to 200MP.
• Display and EVF: Redesigned controls; reports differ on whether the LCD will retain three-way tilt or become fully articulating. A 3.69-million-dot OLED EVF is rumored.
• Battery: New NP-W255 (~2,550 mAh nominal, ~10% capacity gain over NP-W235); same form factor and compatible with existing NP-W235 cameras
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth.
• Design/controls: Revised top dials and rear buttons, 3-way tilting 3-inch LCD with an upgraded 1.84M dot resolution, Still/Movie switch retained, no vertical battery-grip connector
• Colors: Black and silver.
• Other: At least one new film simulation; black and silver finishes.
• Announcement: Delayed from the originally rumored September 2026 launch, now expected in November 2026.
• Expected price: €1,999 to €2,199.

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First, here are some photo editing software coupon codes:

• Luminar 10% off code: RUMORS
• Aftershoot 15% off code: RUMORS
• DxO 15% off code: RUMORS
• ON1 20% off code: NIKONRUMORS20
• AlexOnRAW 10% off code: RUMORS
• MyBoook 3 months for free: PHOTORUMORS

Here are the latest updates and offers from Topaz, DxO, Luminar, and Aftershoot:

You can now get 50% off Topaz Studio & Topaz Photo (50% off the first three months of a monthly or annual plan, or 50% off an annual plan paid up front):

• Month-to-month: Topaz Studio $69 $34.50/mo | Topaz Photo $39 $19.50/mo
• Annual, billed monthly: Topaz Studio $45 $22.50/mo | Topaz Photo $25$12.50/mo
• Annual, paid up front: Topaz Studio $399 $199 | Topaz Photo $199 $99

Topaz is now also available for iPhone & Android mobile phones.

DxO released ViewPoint 6 and PhotoLab 10.2. The new version of ViewPoint introduces AI to help correct perspectives in specific areas of an image – here are the main new features:

• AI Masks in ReShape Fusion: Precisely reshape individual objects or people with AI-assisted selection and adaptive mesh controls, without affecting the entire image.
• Perspective correction without cropping: Make localized geometric adjustments while preserving the original framing, without generating or inventing image content.
• Native RAW editing: Open and edit RAW files directly in the standalone application, without pre-conversion.
• New exposure and white balance controls: Adjust exposure (±4 EV) and white balance before applying geometric corrections.
• Non-destructive workflow: Edits are saved in separate sidecar files, preserving the original images.

You can get a DxO discount with promo code RUMORS (new customers only).

Luminar Web launched on October 15, bringing powerful photo editing straight to your browser. Here’s what’s new:

• The world’s first browser-based photo editor with Light Depth technology.
• Sky Replacement, now available on the web for the first time.
• The first online editor with Presets and LUTs together.
• The first web editor with a broader toolkit for landscape, portrait, and everyday editing.
• With the addition of Web, Luminar becomes the first and only photo editor offering a Lifetime license across desktop, mobile, and web.

The Luminar 10% off code RUMORS is still available.

Aftershoot announced new Galleries features:

• Sales Automation: Run timely campaigns, automate follow-ups, add discounts, and track the orders generated through client galleries.
• Gifting & Credits: Create flexible client credit for package benefits, reorders, or service recovery.
• Multi-Brand Kit: Save reusable brand settings and apply the right branding to every gallery.
• Collections & Portfolios: Organize related galleries under one shareable link.
• More client and selling options: N-Photo fulfillment, six client-facing languages, and multi-currency Print Stores.
• Additional improvements: New gallery covers, flexible watermarks, Screenshot Protection, and simpler plan upgrades.

Aftershoot now offers every paid gallery feature for FREE until October 31st (available to new and eligible existing free-plan users; includes 10GB of storage).

Via NikonRumors

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