Fujifilm recently announced the arrival of the new X100F and X-T20, the successors to X100T and X-T10. The new cameras would have similar features to their predecessors with the addition of new sensors and processors.

The X100 F (F- for "fourth" as it is fourth generation of the X100 series camera) boasts of an innovative three-mode hybrid electronic and optical viewfinder, according to Engadget. The new device has a 23 mm f/2 lens with the basic design still same as the earlier X100 cameras. The new camera also has better-integrated shutter speed and ISO dial.

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According to The Verge, to enable one-handed shooting with the camera, Fujifilm has redesigned the controls of X100F to be accessible from the right side. The new X100F would also have 32 more phase detection focus points than its predecessor and would cover 40 percent of the imaging area.

The new X-T20 is more affordable than its predecessor. It also comes with the new 24 MP X-Trans III CMOS sensor and X-Processor Pro and a new autofocus system as available in X100F. It would also bring new continuous auto-focussing settings and can also shoot videos in 4K resolution, a big step up from 1080pp output of the earlier model. The new device would have a full touchscreen as well, which would allow the user to tap for focusing and shooting.

One of the biggest changes is the 24 MP X-Trans III replacing the earlier sensors in both these camera. The new additions not only brings better resolution to both cameras but would also bring faster autofocus and shooting speed.  

The X-T20 and X100F are available in silver and black color. Both cameras would be available in the US starting next month.