Fujifilm

It's been a few years since Fujifilm took the refresh brush to its X Series flagship, but that's now changed with the launch of the X-H2S APS-C mirrorless camera – which boasts a brand new image sensor, improved autofocus, 40 fps continuous shooting and 6.2K video chops.The new X Series flagship has been built around a newly developed back-illuminated, stacked 26.16-MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HS imaging sensor that's reported to boast a 4x faster signal read speed than its predecessor.This combines with the X-Processor 5 imaging…

Fujifilm’s latest X-Summit event is happening today in Omiya, Japan, and it brings several new announcements for its X-series of APS-C mirrorless cameras, including two cameras and two lenses. The headliner is the 26-megapixel X-H2S camera, which Fujifilm calls its new high-speed flagship model. It is the successor to 2018’s X-H1 and will launch on July 7th for $2,499 (without a lens). Joining this camera at release is a new XF 150-600mm super-telephoto zoom lens costing $1,999, with an XF 18-120mm powered zoom due…

Fujifilm first revealed a novel ultra-short-throw projector rocking a nifty rotating lens back in 2018, before officially launching it as the FP-Z5000 in 2019. A brighter model followed in 2021, and now the company has slotted another unit in the middle of its Z-series lineup.The Z-series family members are designed for setup in venues where space constraints might prevent other more-conventional projectors from being deployed.To achieve this feat, Fujifilm leveraged its optics know-how to develop what it calls a…