I initially thought the Fujifilm X Half was a gimmick, but after getting hands-on with it, I've changed my mind!

The X Half sports a fixed 10.8mm lens, or 32mm in full frame terms – the same angle of view favoured by Fujifilm’s QuickSnap disposable film cameras – and with an f/2.8 aperture.

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Could you watch a vertical film? Tom Brook talks to a group taking a new angle on cinema. “It looks monumental,” says technical producer Erwin Van ‘t Hart. “These films we show, they ...

In Win is about to turn the world on its side, as they introduce the newest chassis to hit our labs, the X-Frame 2.0 Limited Edition Open Air Chassis, which also coincides with their 30th anniversary.

TDK Corporation has extended its range of EPCOS frame core power line chokes with the B82733V* series in a vertical design. The new series complements the existing horizontally designed B82733F ...

Fujifilm has launched the X-HF1 camera in India, featuring an analogue-inspired design with modern digital features for ...

The FUJIFILM X half (FUJIFILM X-HF1) stands at the intersection of nostalgia and innovation, bringing a new era of vertical ...

FUJIFILM India has launched the FUJIFILM X-HF1, also known as the X half, as the latest addition to its X Series lineup. Inspired by half-frame film cameras, the X-HF1 brings the charm of analog ...