The X-M5 is priced at $799.95 and is an affordable gateway into the company’s interchangeable lens mirrorless camera lineup..

While the camera may be small, it is packed with outstanding features such as a 26.1-megapixel “X-Trans CMOS 4” sensor, and the “X-Processor 5” high-speed image processing engine.

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

The Fujifilm Instax mini 12 is an ... Minimalistically designed, the mint green model I tested looks lovely. Even though the camera is made of plastic, it doesn’t feel or look cheap.

The new Fujifilm is pleasingly small, and it comes in at a great price for a mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses.

But the Fujifilm X100VI is a superb compact camera that's unlike any other ... to accentuate particular tones – red and orange make for punchy skies, while green brings out skin detail in portraits. I ...

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Fujifilm is just one of the many digital camera brands that allow you to capture memories you can relive forever. From instant cameras to mirrorless designs, the tech brand has made it easy to ...

The Japan-based camera developer has a new focus ... the decisive role of women in what we call the green revolution." With moves like these, Fujifilm is proving that what's good for the planet ...

X-M5 is equipped with the back-illuminated "X-Trans™ CMOS 4" sensor [2] with approximately 26.1 megapixels and the latest high-speed image processing engine "X-Processor 5". This combination allows ...

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 ...

Find out more about how we test and rate products. The Fujifilm X-M5 is one seriously compact camera. It’s shorter and narrower than an X100VI, and only just a little taller; that’s no mean feat given ...