A reliable source confirmed to me today that Fujifilm has suspended orders for the GFX100RF, X100VI, and X-M5 cameras in the US. It looks like the company will very soon implement significant price increases (in the US only) due to the new tariffs introduced by President Trump, just like Canon and Blackmagic. It is unclear if the new price increase will impact all Fujifilm products or only the suspended models.

As I already mentioned, there will be more price increases to come. If you are planning on purchasing new gear, now would be a good time to do so since I expect more prices to be adjusted in the coming weeks. B&H and Adorama are currently closed for the next 10 days, but you can check our sponsors Amazon, Paul's Photo, and Service Photo for your photo equipment needs.

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The Fujifilm X100VI camera that was announced in February 2024 is still not in stock anywhere (Amazon | B&H | Adorama | Koch |WEX). I reported a year ago that the X100VI would not be in stock anytime soon, which is still the case today.

After being labeled as “the most pre-ordered camera ever”, Fujifilm's CEO commented that shortages are “normal” if you want to create brand power similar to Leica. At some point last year, Amazon started canceling existing X100VI pre-orders becuase they could not deliver them. Companies in China even started selling fake stickers that will turn your old X100 camera into an X100VI.

It seems that things are slowly improving because the  X100VI was recently the best-selling camera at one of the major camera stores in Japan (MAP Camera), indicating that a large number of cameras are being shipped from the factory.

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