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Fujifilm has a new pint-size addition to its X-series cameras coming in late June: the X Half. It’s an 18-megapixel “half-frame” camera with a portrait-oriented sensor and viewfinder and a ...
The first thing I noticed about the Fujifilm X Half is just how small and light it is. The camera is designed to give you no excuses — you should be able to bring it with you everywhere.
Rumors have been swirling for a few weeks, but now it's official: the Fujifilm X Half is here. The brand's latest retro compact has been unveiled and preorders have just opened at leading retailers.
the Fujifilm X-HF1 (a.k.a. X Half). Rocking full-on retro design vibes, the camera has interesting "features," such as a portrait-oriented sensor, optical viewfinder, AND rear display, plus no RAW ...
If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Fujifilm just announced the new compact digital X Half camera. The company says the ...
The X Half is also designed to be fun rather than a "serious" camera (whatever that means). Serious camera fans, be warned: The X Half is JPG-only; there are no RAW files. Out of the box ...
Photography News: Invoking the half-frame concept of the film world, FUJIFILM's new X half camera melds the immersive experience of analog with the ease and sharing of digital. NEW YORK, May 22, 2025 ...
Designed with emerging imagemakers in mind, X half is a modern take on a classic photo style "X half is special because it rekindles our love for the compact camera and blends it with the modern ...
The retro Fujifilm X half digital compact is a love letter to film photography, and a breath of fresh air. Forget the specs, and enjoy its unique half-frame inspired features which include ...
The X Half compact camera leans into Gen Z sensibilities with analog film filters, an optical viewfinder, and a tall image sensor. But it's missing the biggest feature young photographers crave ...