Fujifilm has officially launched the X-S20 mirrorless camera in Nepal. It brings several high-end features into a compact body, including 6K recording, AI-powered autofocus, and long battery life, making it one of the most capable APS-C cameras in its class. This article will discuss the latest FUJIFILM X-S20, including its expected price in Nepal.
Fujifilm X-S20 Overview
X-Processor 5 Performance
For the first time in the X-S series, the X-S20 is powered by the X-Processor 5—the same chip used in Fujifilm’s flagship X-H2S. This processor is twice as fast as the previous generation, enabling smarter autofocus, improved power efficiency, and reduced rolling shutter during video capture.
The X-S20’s autofocus system includes subject detection powered by deep learning. It can identify and track faces, eyes, animals, cars, motorbikes, birds, airplanes, and even drones. This makes it useful for various real-world use cases, including action, wildlife, and tech content creation.
Video Capabilities
The camera supports internal 6.2K video recording at 30fps, oversampled from the full sensor width. Additionally, it allows external recording of 12-bit ProRes RAW and Blackmagic RAW via its micro-HDMI port—something rarely found at this price segment.
For extended video shoots, the X-S20 is compatible with Fujifilm’s FAN-001 active cooling accessory. With this, 6K recording time can extend from 32 minutes to around 78 minutes—especially useful for interviews or long-form content.
Battery Life
The NP-W235 battery inside the X-S20 is rated for up to 750 shots (CIPA standard). In everyday usage without EVF or IBIS, many users have reported getting over 1,000 shots per charge. A dedicated Vlog mode gives users quick access to background defocus, product focus, and touchscreen control. The camera also includes both microphone and headphone jacks—a notable addition in this compact category.
Film Simulations
Like other Fujifilm cameras, the X-S20 offers a wide range of film simulations, including Eterna Bleach Bypass, Classic Neg, and Acros. These can be applied directly during recording, acting like built-in LUTs to save time in post-production.
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Design and Usability
Though more compact than most DSLRs, the X-S20 offers a deep grip for better ergonomics—especially preferred by users with larger hands. It also features a fully articulating screen, unlike the tilt-only design of the X-T30 II.
The X-S20 can be used as a 4K60 livestreaming camera by connecting directly to a computer via USB-C. It also supports wireless control, transfer, and preview through the FUJIFILM XApp.
FUJIFILM X-S20 Specifications
- Sensor: 26.1MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 4
- Image Processor: X-Processor 5
- Storage: SD / SDHC / SDXC (UHS-I supported)
- ISO Range (Still): ISO 160–12800 (Standard), ISO 80–51200 (Extended)
- ISO Range (Video): ISO 160–12800, extended to ISO 25600
- Shutter Speeds:
- Mechanical: Up to 1/4000 sec
- Electronic: Up to 1/32000 sec
- Bulb: Up to 60 min
- Video Recording:
- 6.2K at 30fps (internal), 4K60, FHD240
- External ProRes RAW / BRAW (via micro-HDMI)
- Cooling Support: Optional FAN-001 accessory
- Battery: NP-W235, up to 750 shots (CIPA)
- Display: 3.0″ Vari-angle Touchscreen, 1.84M dots
- EVF: 2.36M-dot OLED, 0.62x
- Focus System: Intelligent Hybrid AF with deep-learning subject detection
- Film Simulations: 19 modes, including Classic Neg, Eterna Bleach Bypass, ACROS
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Connectivity: USB-C streaming, FUJIFILM XApp, mic/headphone jack
Fujifilm X-S20 Price in Nepal and Availability
The official price of the Fujifilm X-S20 in Nepal is NPR 190,000.
| Device Name | Price in Nepal (Official) |
|---|---|
| Fujifilm X-S20 | NPR 190,000 |
