X Half

Define lomography, I guess? Are you talking about the boosted contrast and vignetting from the minitar lens in the LC-A and LC-A+? You can get a minitar lens for a number of mounts. Or Fujifilm has a toy mode that does an excellent job. I use this on my Fuji X-Half, and the images are fantastic prin

If you have an inkling that you like the X half good chance you'd probably really like it. I got it on sale, and even then, knowing full well I am overpaying for the technical aspects. You're in part paying for the Fujifilm brand and the film sims, but you're also committing to the formalistic exper

I just bought it. I’m still studying all the settings before I take it out and use it but it’s one of my favorite cameras. I don’t know why people are hating on it. It feels premium for $650 to me and it’s come with a lot of filters and features that have to be manipulated in Photoshop and Lightroom

Uh, fujifilm X half sounds like exactly what you’re looking for. It’s not X100VI prices (nor quality honestly…)

i am a camera collector and what drew me to this was novelty + cuteness. not really any reviews at the time i bought it, so i based image quality off of what the retailer said (obv take with a grain of salt). the photos are very low quality. i expected something a little better than toy camera quali

Oh, I like this question. So here's what I have... Kodak Charmera Fujifilm X-Half Ricoh GRiii Street Edition LomoApparat Chiyoda Edition Leica D-Lux 8 100 Years of Leica Edition Fujifilm X100V Canon R6 MKii Leica Q2 Monochrom While I don't think it is in any way NECESSARY to have multiple cameras, I

Exactly. I have stuck with my Fujifilm system since my XE-1 in 2014. There is no reason to upgrade because camera tech for still photography is so mature that there isnt significant differences. Heck, even my XH-2 has the same IQ as my XE-1. I focus on taking the photo and not the camera. All brands