Fujifilm X half Compact Digital Camera Silver

• Classic silver finish echoes Fujifilm’s Film heritage and complements the rangefinder-style design
• 3:4 vertical and 2-in-1 stitched formats add creative flexibility to everyday photography and video creation
• Physical frame-wind lever creates an interactive film-like shooting process which is used to create the 2-in-1 format
• Newly developed UX includes gesture-based touchscreen control, which feels familiar for smartphone users
• Compact enough to take anywhere, with this silver version being one of three colour options in the range

Key Features

• Newly developed compact camera inspired by half-size film cameras
• 1-inch sensor with a fixed 32mm equivalent f/2.8 prime lens
• Optimised for 3:4 vertical format images
• Also capture 2-in-1 double vertical shots by winding a ‘film’ lever
• Crystal clear Optical Viewfinder (OVF)
• Film Camera Mode
• Includes 13 Film Simulations and three new analogue-inspired filters
• Capture stills and video with the same aesthetic
• Refined swipe-based touch operation
• Dedicated X-half app unlocks creativity and sharing
• Capture up to 880 frames with the

Fujifilm X half Compact Digital Camera Silver Summary

The Fujifilm X half Compact Digital Camera Silver combines retro styling with an entirely new compact digital concept, which is focused around vertical shooting. It is inspired by 1960’s half-frame film cameras such as the Fujica Half, while offering a distinctive new design, an off-centre optical viewfinder, and a signature elegant silver finish that heralds back to early rangefinder designs.

The camera features a 1-inch sensor with a fixed 32mm full-frame equivalent f/2.8 prime lens, which is the exact same focal length used in iconic single-use instant cameras, but now brought into the digital era. Image formats are optimised for vertical, with 3:4 vertical stills and a novel 2-in-1 mode that combines two vertical exposures into one image. This process is enhanced by using a physical frame-winding lever, which imparts a sense of mechanical interaction with your photography.