Tag: Fujifilm
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The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo is the brand’s second hybrid instant camera—but it’s the first to use wide-format film. This means you can take instant photos or use it as a smartphone printer. It blends the retro design of the Instax Mini Evo with the large prints of the Instax Wide 400. The result is…
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The GF 110 mm f/2 R WR LM is a standout portrait lens for anyone who demands the highest image quality from Fujifilm’s medium-format platform. If your workflow revolves around high-end portraits—either in the studio or on location—and you have (or plan to acquire) an IBIS-enabled GFX body, this lens is worth the investment. Pros…
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Fujifilm is expected to release the X-E5 in June, according to reliable industry source Fuji Rumors. This news comes four years after the launch of the X-E4 in 2021. The X-E4 received mixed feedback. While some praised its compact, minimalist design, others felt it lacked key features that made earlier X-E models popular. Fans of…
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The Fujifilm X100VI may soon become impossible to purchase in the U.S., according to recent reports. If you’re still trying to get your hands on one, it’s time to consider the best Fujifilm X100VI alternatives—because waiting may no longer be an option. Fujifilm Reportedly Halts Orders for Key Cameras According to a leak from Fuji…
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Fujifilm is redefining its camera lineup. It’s elevating its basic models to match the high-end ones. The Fujifilm X-T50, unlike its forerunners, boasts in-body image stabilization, a 40.2MP sensor, an enhanced processor, and a first-time film simulation dial. However, these significant improvements come with a hefty price tag. Advantages: Disadvantages: FUJIFILM X-T50 Review: QUICK OVERVIEW…
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Comparing Two Mid-Range Mirrorless Cameras for Hobbyists, Sony A6700 vs. Fujifilm X-S20. Sony A6700 Boasting impressive AI-powered autofocus and a compact design, Sony’s flagship APS-C camera caters to travelers. Pros: Cons: Sony Alpha a6700 Mirrorless Camera Bundle Includes shoulder bag, 128GB SD card, card reader, extra battery & charger. 26MP Exmor R sensor, BIONZ XR…
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The Fujifilm GFX100 II stands out as the premier choice for many, provided the budget allows. While I favor the Hasselblad X2D 100C for its streamlined design and user-friendly interface in photography, the GFX100 II excels as the dominant medium-format camera, surpassing even Fujifilm’s own GFX models. With this camera, you no longer face the…
