X Half

It pains me thinking that Fujifilm took that oath by castrating their AF and focusing on poser cameras like the x-half. They don't even hide behind the "high quality" mask of Leica and make everything out of Japan to cash out as much as possible. It's depressing, honestly.

I'm not holding my breath tbh... It feels like low hanging fruit for them to give grain more granularity (pun intended :-P) but considering that the the whole X Half operation hasn't been the viral success they were hoping for, and that the Fujifilm of 2025 is not the same we had 10 years ago we mig

Fujifilm is famous for its out-of-camera JPEGs. However, they are quite trendy and expensive, and the only new one in your budget is the Fujifilm X half, which is a rather simplistic camera.

Those look great! I’ve been very impressed with the results, too. It’s definitely the best at producing a realistic retro image that isn’t blown out. I have a Camp Snap and a Papershoot, and I never plan to use those ever again. They are slow af and everything is overexposed by a stop and a half. No

Fujifilm sort of did that with the X-Half. But with a 1" sensor and a dumbed down system that doesn't let you shoot raw. And then they priced it twice what it is worth because they're Fujifilm.

I expected it to meet minimum Fujifilm company standards, but the reality is I have to edit every image to rescue any that are good shots content-wise. My phone takes far better shots than the X-Half, which gives results similar to digital cameras I owned in the late 90's. I expect to edit shots fro

I am on a bit of a limited budget but I've been doing photography for about 5 years and would like something that would last me. I'm fine with starting with lower equipment because I spent half of my Fuji's lifespan adapting film lenses. I usually would not get the latest and greatest, however, the