Fujifilm built upon its portfolio of its rotating-lens enterprise projectors last year with the launch of the Fujifilm ZUH6000. The company is now one-upping that model with the introduction of the ZUH12000, which Fujifilm says has a maximum brightness of 12,000 lumens while being the first in the series to include an interchangeable-lens body.
Like its predecessor, the ZUH12000 delivers visuals in 4K, but its interchangeable lens system allows users to swap out lenses for different applications and use cases. Its maximum brightness is double that of the ZUH6000, making it better suited for larger environments with ambient light.
The ZUH12000 will launch with three lenses, which Fujifilm says are new models that were co-developed with the new projector. These include the FP‑ZL125 Standard Lens, the FP‑ZL050 Short‑Throw Lens, and the FP‑ZL034 Ultra-Short-Throw Lens, which includes Fujifilm’s folded‑type rotatable mechanism.
The upcoming projector measures 21 x 15.6 x 7.4 inches and weighs just under 40 lbs. The Fujifilm ZUH12000 is slated for a summer release, and will be exhibited at ISE 2026 this week.
