Awesome Fujifilm

The latest in Fujifilm’s instant camera lineup shoots 2.4″ x 3.9″ prints on 3.4 x 4.3″ sheets of film. The chunky sage green camera has a retractable 95mm f/14 lens, two range focus zones, and automatically adjusts its exposure and shutter. It’s also got a self-timer, a built-in flash, and an optical viewfinder. Be sure to grab plenty of film cartridges, too.

Fujifilm’s GFX100 medium format camera has several industry-leading features aside from its bonkers 102-megapixel backside illuminated sensor. It has in-body image stabilization, full-coverage phase-detect autofocus, and 30fps 4K video capability.

The successor to the X-T20, Fujifilm’s X-T30 packs many of the shooting capabilities of the beloved X-T3 but in a much smaller and lighter package. It offers nearly 100% coverage phase-detection AF, 4K video recording, and digital versions of Fujifilm’s classic film stocks.

The Fujifilm GFX 50R mirrorless camera is significantly lighter and thinner than its predecessor, the GFX 50S. It has a 51.4MP CMOS medium format sensor, a weatherproof body, an EVF, a more durable shutter, and Bluetooth file transfer.

Fujifilm has developed an ultra short throw projector that has a lens that rotates on two axes. This allows for more options when mounting the device, as well as the option to aim at various surfaces – floor, wall, ceiling – without moving the device itself.

Fujifilm’s compact mirrorless shooter has a big 24.3MP APS-C sensor, and a fixed 23mm f/2 prime lens for incredible image quality. It’s got a slick hybrid optical/digital rangefinder, and a precise and whip-fast new autofocus system. Available in classic silver or black.

Fujifilm builds on its beloved rugged mirrorless camera. The X-T2 has a new 24.3MP CMOS sensor, a significantly improved hybrid autofocus with 325 AF points, a 3″ LCD with three-way tilt, 4K video capability and an optional battery grip.

The X100T’s little brother. The new X70 has the same 16.3MP APS-C sensor, a new 18.5mm F2.8 wide-angle fixed lens, film simulation filters, a 180º tilting LCD touchscreen and a light and compact retro body.

Fujifilm’s new interchangeable lens camera sports a classic SLR look and feel, as evidenced by its multitude of physical knobs and switches. The X-T1 is also dust- and water-resistant, and has an OLED viewfinder that aids in focusing.

The most compact and affordable member of Fujifilm’s mirrorless cameras. The X-M1 has the same 16.3mp CMOS sensor as the X-Pro 1 and X-E1. It also has a 3″ tiltable LCD and the ability to transfer images wirelessly.

The X-E1 is a compact and feature-rich interchangeable lens camera. It has the same 16mp sensor as the high end X-Pro 1, an OLED viewfinder, a built-in flash and a quick-start mode.

A mirrorless camera with a new 16MP APS-C sensor, designed to cut moiré and color artifacts without reducing resolution. Takes Fujinon XF lenses, and has a hybrid optical/digital viewfinder.

With Fujifilm’s new digicam captures 3D video in 720p HD, and lets you view images on 3D TVs, develop 3D lenticular prints, or view them on the built-in glasses-free 3D LCD viewfinder.

The Instax Mini50s specializes in producing mini Polaroid-like pictures. The camera comes with modest features – a close-up lens, auto flash – good enough for random shots while hanging out.

The newly announced FujiFilm FinePix S2800HD camera has a 28mm-504mm high precision lens with 18X optical zoom, a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, 720p HD video and image stabilization.

It’s no DSLR, but you won’t mind with FujiFilm’s FinePix HS10 superzoom: it features 30x optical zoom, 1080p video, a 3″ tilting LCD, triple image stabilization, and 1000 fps movie capture.