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Fujifilm’s X100 series of cameras is all the rage right now thanks to going viral on TikTok and the most recent model is so rare that you’ll struggle to buy one, but we know how you can try.  The Fujifilm X100VI Limited Edition is on the way, but the Japanese company says that “due to unprecedented demand” it will be sold by way of a special ballot. In the UK there are just 110 cameras up for grabs with 300 in the US albeit without a ballot system. That’s a small percentage of the 1,934 that have been…

The Fujifilm X100VI is not the camera for everybody, but it sure as hell is one of the most fun I’ve had in photography in a long while. It’s a relatively simple, fixed 23.5 mm lens shooter that takes some brilliant, highly detailed photos at 40.2 MP. I would want to recommend it to anybody. However, at $1,600 for the base camera, I can’t suggest that anybody reach so deep into their wallet for this faux-physical, all-digital camera. Instead, I can say the X100VI unlocked a love for photography that I thought had become…

Even though February is the shortest month of the year, it was jam-packed with loads of new product launches and fun concepts from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. We got to spend some time with the Apple Vision Pro to see if it lives up to the hype. We also got a handful of new RTX 40-series gaming…Read more... Even though February is the shortest month of the year, it was jam-packed with loads of new product launches and fun concepts from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. We got to spend some…

Fujifilm’s X100V was, for some reason, a huge hit on TikTok. This made it hard to buy, despite its tiny form factor and retro Fuji appeal. Fortunately, the company is here to make money offer an improved update, the 40.2-megapixel X100 VI. While keeping the same retro form, it has much faster shooting speeds, in-body stabilization, 6.2K 30p video and more. Video-wise, it can also capture at 4K at 60 fps and 1080p at 240fps. FujifilmFujifilm’s X100VI is now on pre-order for $1,600 in silver or black, with shipping slated…

Fujifilm's X100V was the toy to have over the last couple of years (thanks, TikTok) and the company has now released its successor, the 40.2-megapixel X100 VI, with large improvements across the board. While keeping the same retro form, it offers much faster shooting speeds, in-body stabilization, 6.2K 30p video and more.The X100VI looks identical to the previous model, with the same styling and control positions. The series was conceived as a street photography camera, borrowing a lot of styling cues from Leica's famous…

Sometimes, or–hell–most of the time, you need something simple to remind you of life’s simple pleasures. The newly-announced X100VI camera from Fujifilm can capture some of those golden moments with some impressive depth of color. Still, the $1,600 digital camera and the return of the still-popular X100 lineup itself feels like a small treasure, one that’s both nostalgic and fully capable of capturing the small moments in full detail. If single-lens, faux physical, and all digital are your preferred ways to shoot, the…

Ask your parents about their favorite photographic memories, and they'll wax lyrical about those golden Kodak days when they could snap a photo and instantly receive a print. For Black Friday 2023, you can have your own instant photography moments, albeit with Fujifilm's line of Instax Mini cameras.Normally $78, these are on sale for $55 and are available in lavender, light blue, and light pink pastel shades. As an added bonus, this package comes with a carrying case, a 10-pack of film, a photo album, and…

All you need to do to understand why disposable cameras are coming back into fashion is dig through the thousands of photos on your smartphone’s camera roll. It’s easy to get choice paralysis when picking your fave out of thousands, so the appeal of a disposable camera’s limited number of shots is pretty apparent, especially because you can’t agonize over whether they turned out right until you get them developed. One-time-use electronics suck, but so does spending your whole vacation behind a viewfinder, so the Flashback…

Fujifilm is trying to beat Sony at its own game with the launch of the 26-megapixel X-S20, a content creation-oriented camera. Though it has a similar body and the same sensor as its predecessor, the X-S10, it offers some major improvements in terms of video quality and more. At the same time, it's considerably more expensive than the X-S10 was at launch.  "X-S20 is truly a dream camera for any content creator looking to take their photos and videos creation to the next level, but especially for the ones that are…