Fujifilm X-S20 Arriving In Malaysia On 29 June 2023

Fujifilm Malaysia has officially launched its X-S20 APS-C mirrorless camera for the local market. Even though the product was already

, one major detail revealed during today’s event is its date of arrival. According to the brand’s local managing director Kensuke Aragane, the all-new shooter will be available in the country from 29 June 2023 onwards.

Internally, the camera is equipped with Fujifilm X-Trans 26.1MP stacked CMOS APS-C sensor, along with the first-party X-Processor 5 imaging chipset. The X-S20 offers a native ISO range of 160 to 12800 , continuous shooting of up to 1,000 JPEG or compressed RAW images via mechanical shutter, or up to 256 JPEG or 79 RAWs via electronic shutter.

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