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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Hillary K. Grigonis

Fujifilm just launched a “new” X100VI –and three more cameras. The X100VI-JP could be a good sign for tariff-weary photographers

Fujifilm X100VI camera held in a hand.

Fujifilm’s most popular cameras like the X100VI and X-M5 are difficult to find – and the introduction of new tariffs in the US didn’t help. But a set of strange new listings at the company’s online store, as well US retailer B&H, hint that Fujifilm is moving the production of several popular cameras from China back to Japan.

Fujifilm’s online US store now has new listings for the Fujifilm X100VI-JP, X-T5-JP, X-T50-JP and X-M5-JP that include Japan in the title and use a different SKU number than the original model. Three of the JP models are listed as out of stock on Fujifilm’s US website, with the X-T5-JP showing two kit options as already available.

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