The lightest model in the current X series - Equipped with a full range of functions for both stills and video - Perfect for ...

Fujifilm has unveiled a new video-focused beginner mirrorless camera, the X-M5. It's positively tiny and very powerful, being Fujifilm's smallest and lightest X-series camera (in its current ...

Fujifilm is also releasing the XF500mm F/5.6 LM OIS WR at the end of November. This new super-telephoto prime lens is designed primarily for wildlife and sports photography. The 500mm focal length has ...

Fujifilm heeft voor haar X-T200-digitale systeemcamera's nieuwe firmware uitgebracht, met 1.12 als versienummer. Deze camera's hebben een aps-c-formaat cmos-beeldsensor van 24,2 megapixel en zijn ...

So, too, does the Fujifilm X-Pro1, although its feature-set is rather limited compared to many competitors at its price point. The result is that video feels a little tacked on; it clearly wasn't ...

Fujifilm has just announced its latest mirrorless camera, the Fujifilm X-M5. It’s smaller than you might expect for a camera that has interchangeable lenses, and it has new features. I’ve ...

06-'20 - De Fujifilm X Webcam-app waarmee bepaalde Fujifilm-systeemcamera's ingezet kunnen worden als webcam, komt medio juli naar macOS. De camerafabrikant brengt daarnaast updates uit voor... 05-'20 ...

Compact cameras are very much back – and if you're in the market for a retro-leaning model that has interchangeable lenses and won't break the bank, Fujifilm's rumored X-M5 could soon be a ...

Although both cameras look similar, the Fujifilm X100VI features a 40.2MP APSC sensor and in-body image stabilization. It's the first time that an X-series camera includes in-body image stabilization.

The company's dormant X-M series comes back to life as a video-minded camera, and adds the XF 16-55mm F2.8 Mark II and XF 500mm F5.6 lenses to the system. Images, and the devices that capture them ...

Fujifilm has just announced its next X-Summit for October 14 at 9:00EST / 13:00 GMT (6:00PST or 22:00JST) and will be held at Fujifilm's Clay Studio in Tokyo.