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Fujifilm X T20

Fujifilm X-T20

Fujifilm announced the X-T20 at Fujikina 2017 as the next step in the X-series’ compact midrange line. Whether it’s really an “upgrade” over the X-T10 or more of a sidestep is where people start to disagree. However, it is short for price at the first impression when the first shot was held during the official

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Fujifilm X A10

Fujifilm X-A10

Design And with an assessment of the Fujifilm X-A10, the first thing that will attract the photographer is the nostalgia from the X-A2. The RangerFinder features a neat but simple push button that is almost reminiscent of old-fashioned film cameras. Other than that feeling of déjà vu, the machine is sophisticated with a 3-inch LCD

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Fujifilm GFX 50S

Fujifilm GFX 50S

Fujifilm GFX`s Medium Format Camera weighted approximately 850g while its Prime 63mm F2.8 medal weighed only around 1230g. Secondly, being a mirrorless technology, Fuji did allow for quite a thin and compact body to fit the feeling of holding a Medium Format camera already pictured in our minds. A large G-mount and large sensor plate

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Fujifilm X100F

Fujifilm X100F

Even at first glance, it truly evokes ās immortal as “A”. This machine’s body is indeed wrought around a dense metal frame, complemented with clicks in the control ring wake snap buttons that are sleek and elastic, dispelling any notion of easing switch/ shutter action. The design of the Fujifilm X100F comfortably surrounds the palm

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Fujifilm X A3

Fujifilm X-A3

Design The Fujifilm X-A3, a tiny 339g (11.6 x 66.9 x 40.4mm) mirrorless camera, is a proud addition that justifies the unique handiwork of Fujifilm’s designers. There has been extensive use of aluminum in the construction of the X-A3, at the front, covering the top of the engine body, which adds strength and durability to

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Fujifilm XT2

Fujifilm X-T2

Taking reference from the features of the Fujifilm X-T1, the futuristic design of the X-T2 allows significant enhancements. An SLR-like viewfinder and the jawline at the top center above the lens are fashioned into an SLR-style design. A heavier Logan is contrasted with the company rating from the previous series, recorded at a specification of

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Fujifilm X70

Fujifilm X70

Rangefinder Style The X70, design-wise, stays true to the classic style of the Fujifilm X-series. The ornate flash on the upper left corner (from the front view), that, in fact, radiates subtle hints of a rangefinder. The hard alloy body and the flip flip screen-in-the-hand feels strong and well-balanced for utility. However, the exterior features

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Fujifilm X T1

Fujifilm X-T1

The new design of the camera model Fujifilm is evident at a glance. When looking at the SLR line with high-definition viewfinder, the nostalgic style has remained loyal for ages, but it has forsaken the X-T1. Both construct and body are identical to the rugged X-E, but with a firmer hand than the high-end magnesium

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Fujifilm X Pro2 1

Fujifilm X-Pro2

Once we get to the real deal, I want to run through some of the configurations in the camera to give you readers a better understanding. The Fujifilm X-Pro2 features the first APS-C crop sensor by Fujifilm, the 24.3-megapixel camera, as the earlier X series could manage only 16. Furthermore, the X-Trans CMOS sensor gets

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