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my guess is that it won't happen .because they changed the design from the previous models which had vintage film camera look . so since the xs-10 has more modern design with modern camera type grip , i guess fujifilm will not be releasing a silver version for it .it's my personal observation ! , but it would be nice if they release a silver ,since the design is not like vintage film camera ,they can make a full body silver color one ,which would look nice !

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When Take Kayo was asked during his last live stream why there is no silver version of X-S10 he answered that it's for the same reason X-H1 doesn't have silver version as well. Both cameras are just plain ugly and black color helps to hide it to some degree. (min. 54 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id3OPVAaCmE ). That was a joke though.

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