Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Fujifilm Raises Prices on Cameras and Lenses in US Due to Tariffs
Fujifilm, a camera maker, has made their cameras and lenses more expensive in the US.
This is because of tariffs, which are like extra taxes on things imported from other countries.
The company's most popular cameras now cost more money.
Other camera companies, like Canon and Sony, have also raised their prices.
This is affecting people who want to buy new cameras.
Fujifilm raised US prices for most digital cameras and lenses due to tariffs.
Price increases, in some cases, are hundreds of dollars more expensive.
The X-T5 camera rose 12% in price.
Fujifilm's X100VI model increased from $1,599 to $1,799.
Other camera brands, like Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Sigma, also raised prices.
- Who
- Fujifilm, and other camera manufacturers such as Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Sigma.
- What
- Fujifilm increased prices for digital cameras and lenses.
- When
- Prices rose on Friday.
- Where
- In the United States.
- Why
- Due to tariffs imposed, which increase the cost of imported goods.
- Company
- Fujifilm
- Affected Products
- Digital Cameras and Lenses
- Price Increase Example
- X-T5 increased 12%
- X100VI Price
- $1,799
- Tariff Impact
- 15% on Japan-based products