Fujifilm has unveiled its new high-end APS-C camera, the X-H2S. It arrives four years after the X-H1 and it’s not alone, because Fuji also announced the 40MP X-H2 a few months later, which means there are now two flagship models: one that focuses on resolution, and one that is all …
The GFX 50R was Fujifilm’s first serious attempt to release a compact medium format camera at an accessible price. Hasselblad has something smaller on offer (X1D II), but it is more expensive. The new GFX 50S II continues the trend, with a body of a similar size but with a …
The Fujifilm X-T30 arrived in February 2019, offering most of the specifications of the flagship X-T3 in a smaller, less expensive body, just like its predecessors did before it. The X-T30 II is a minor upgrade, mainly based on the software, while the hardware remains identical to the X-T30 except …
The Fujifilm GFX100, released in 2019, pushed the boundaries of medium format thanks to a much improved autofocus and professional video capabilities. Less than two years later, the GFX100s incorporates the same technology in a smaller and much less expensive package. We decided to compare these two cameras together with …
With the addition of the new X-S10 line-up, and the recent update to the X-E and X-T30 line-up, Fujifilm now has three cameras with a similar price tag competing in the mid-level mirrorless segment. One of the most obvious differences is the design, but is there more to the story …