Fujifilm just announced a new Instax camera and it takes the aesthetic for this line in a completely different direction. In fact, it looks like it has traveled back in time and that’s likely a good thing. The Fujifilm Instax mini 90 has a real retro feel that gives it a look akin to Polaroid, […]
Fujifilm is the torch bearer for retro camera design, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the boring, blob-like bodies of its recent instant film cameras. The company is aiming for more consistency with its new Instax mini 90: the shooter matches its older photo format with the vintage (and far more stylish) look we’ve seen in Fujfilm’s X-series cameras. Not that the mini 90 is abandoning modern luxuries in the process, mind you. The new Instax more intelligently adjusts to shooting conditions, captures double exposures and brightens backgrounds in a party mode. Fujifilm ships the Instax mini 90 to analog photographers in Japan on September 20th, and should bring the camera to the US sometime next spring.
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Via: Cult of Mac
Source: Fujifilm (translated)
Fujifilm is still producing new models of instant film cameras, and its newest flagship looks like a blast from the past. Fujifilm Japan’s recently-announced Instax Mini 90 is an instant film camera that wears the same retro styling seen in …
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Did you know that instant film cameras are still being made? Fujifilm’s line of Instax cameras has been trying to weather the digital storm, and it’s now releasing a new Instax camera that has a whole lot more style.
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Using the X-Pro 1 and X-E1 can sometimes be fiddly, but we can’t hate on the pair too much as they’re just so darn beautiful. Fortunately, Fujifilm has realized that looks aren’t everything and will release a bumper firmware update that’ll fix the pair’s problems focusing in low-contrast. Users who own the XF18-55 F/2.8-4 R LM OIS lens will also find that optical image stabilization has been improved for better video. The update is gratis, as you would expect, and will land on July 23rd — all you’ll need to do is visit the website below and follow the instructions.
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Source: Fujifilm Support
To mark the release of Fujifilm’s new camera “X-M1″, Fujifilm will launch a special campaign, where people can win a special camera bag collaborated with JOURNAL STANDARD that is a popular Japanese apparel brand or win a thumb rest made only for “X-M1″.
A set of the X-M1 camera and its interchangeable lens can fit in this stylish camera bag. You can also use it as a big pouch by taking the shoulder strap off. 2 colors (navy and camel) are available so that you can choose one with a color of your choose.
Regarding the thumb rest, you can choose from 2 colors (black and silver) as well.
After purchasing the X-M1 camera or its lens kit and registering as a member of MY FUJIFILM online from July 27 through September 30, you will be qualified to apply for the campaign.
Fujifilm is releasing a new interchangeable lens “FUJINON XF27mmF2.8″ for its premium camera X series. The black model will be out on July 27 and the silver model will be out in September.
Compact sized “FUJINON XF27mmF2.8″ weights only 78g and it’s 23mm long so that it’s highly portable. The focal length is 27mm.
By adapting a glass mold aspherical lens, it limits distortion to a very high degree and makes clear optimum resolving power.
Fujifilm just announced that they are going to release a new wi-fi compliant compact camera with interchangeable lenses “FUJIFILM X-M1″ and some fitting lens kit sets after July 27.
The 3 inch high-definition LCD screen (920,000 dots) of the “FUJIFILM X-M1″ can be tilted at your favorite angle. “X-Trans CMOS sensor” (16.3 million pixel, Low Pass Filter-less) built-in enables the camera to create high quality images that are as good as those from cameras with full size sensors.
High sensitivity (max.ISO6400), 0.5 seconds for startup time, 0.05 seconds for shutter time lag, high-speed continuous shooting (5.6 frames per second), high-speed response.
As the camera has 2 command dials built-in, with your thumb, you can control shutter speed, diaphragm, exposure compensation, etc. increasing operability.
Size: W116.9mm× H66.5mm× D39.0mm
Weight: 330g (including the battery and memory card)
Released on July 27:
– Digital camera lens kit “FUJIFILM X-M1/XC16-50mmF3.5-5.6″
Color: black, silver
– Digital camera double lens kit “FUJIFILM X-M1/XC16-50mmF3.5-5.6/XF27mmF2.8″
Color: black, silver
Released in September:
– Digital camera “FUJIFILM X-M1″
Color: black, silver, brown
– Digital camera lens kit “FUJIFILM X-M1/XC16-50mmF3.5-5.6″
Color: brown
– Digital camera double lens kit “FUJIFILM X-M1/XC16-50mmF3.5-5.6/XF27mmF2.8″
Color: brown
At CES 2012, FujiFilm‘s X-Pro1 interchangeable-lens camera was officially unveiled, bringing with it a 16-megapixel APS-C X-Trans sensor. Fast-forward to last Friday, and we saw the FufiFilm X-M1 leak with specs suggesting it would harbor that same sensor. With today’s unveiling, that leak has been substantiated, with the X-M1 offering the same sensor as the
After a few leaks, the Fujifilm X-M1 camera has now become “official”. This is Fujifilm’s latest X-Series interchangeable lens camera system that is designed to bring a great ratio between image quality, light weight (11.6 oz) and a solid build […]
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