Fujifilm’s efforts to popularize medium format sensors on mirrorless cameras led to the release of Fujifilm GFX 50S II. This camera overtook other competitors and managed to become a digital camera with the cheapest medium format sensor.
The Fujifilm X-T200 is planned to be released to the global market starting in early March for $ 700 (body only), or $ 800 with a 15-45mm f / 3.5-5.6 XC lens. Available color options are still the same as the X-T100, Silver, Dark Silver, and Champagne Gold.
It is undeniable that the main attraction of the Fujifilm X100 is its relatively simple design and small size, its weight is under 1/2 kg, making it easy to carry everywhere. The built-quality camera uses aluminum which seems to be more sturdy and luxurious than the previous generation. The Fujifilm X100V is planned to be marketed by the end of February for $ 1,400.
Other features that worth to mention include two new film simulation modes, two SD card slots, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and a USB-C port that supports fast charging. The Fujifilm X-Pro3 has already reached the market where Fujifilm put on the price tag of $ 1,800, on the body only package.
The latest in line of the premium class camera by Fujifilm is already taking the market by storm. The Japanese camera-maker has set the price tag of $ 10,000 for the GFX 100 and planned to push the product into the market later this month.
This camera can record in 4K resolution, but only on 15 fps, so it would be wise to choose the 1080p with 60 fps option as the default. The users can also use up to 4x slow-motion modes, but only in HD resolution.
Instax Square SQ20 allows users to record 15-second videos. For users of modern gadgets, that short time does not look impressive. But the interesting capabilities of SQ20 are, it is able to use these video clips to create new photo effects. Furthermore, you can edit it further and print photos directly from the camera.