
Fujifilm has rolled out firmware updates that improve the autofocus algorithms for several of its cameras, fulfilling an earlier promise that stemmed from user complaints over slow autofocus performance. On December 19, Fujifilm launched firmware updates for several cameras, including the X-T5, X-S20, X-T50, and X100IV as well as the medium format GFX100S II.
The updates come after the company thanked customers for feedback and shared that it was working on firmware to improve autofocus, an update shared with customers on a YouTube comment back in October. The Fujifilm X-H2, XH-2S and GFX 100 II received those promised updates last month.