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.

This is the concept behind the Fujifilm X-half. Not necessarily disposable, but to simulate the experience of an old film point and shoot. Though it is fairly expensive for something with those limitations.

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

Hi from Brisbane! With the Fujifilm Australia cashback offer I think it's a good buy at $625ish. That's less than half the launch price. The X half will be a great present for your teen as it will allow them to be creative and have fun. If they get serious about photography, they can look at somethi

Forget the X-Half. It‘s not a serious camera. It‘s a fun, but extremely overpriced toy. The f-stop with that sensor size is laughable, the AF is even for Fujifilms low standards bad.

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.

I've very happy with the Fujifilm X-T30 ii. It's a good step between " nice hobby" and " entry professional" camera. The built-in film simulations are fun to play around with, so you do you have to spend so much time in editing. Plus, it can be paired up with some of the instax printers to print ins

I've owned an X-H2s for three years and wouldn't recommend it for your purposes. Compared to the X-T3, it offers no significant advantages that would justify the high price. I originally come from Nikon and photograph surfing and water sports, among other things. The autofocus on the X-H2s is disapp

At $850, the original price tag was hard to justify, but snagging it for $550 turned out to be totally worth it. Once you get past the cost, the camera itself is fantastic. I main an X-T5, yet the X-Half has made everyday shooting feel fresh and fun again. Having the film simulation scroll screen ri

As a casual, lifestyle camera, the X Half is fantastic. It's a lot of fun and I really love mine. But it has limitations, so if you're looking at getting into photography more seriously, or need the camera to 'do more', I think the XM5 will be a better investment. My main considerations would be:• W