It isn’t very often that I come across a camera that amuses me or tickles my fancy, but the Fujifilm X half has done just that. It’s a very interesting camera, and it’s unlike most other cameras in the brand’s current lineup. It combines both digital and analog photography by introducing a Film Camera Mode that doesn’t let you view your photos until you ‘develop’ them on your smartphone. Neat!
Fuji’s beautiful color science is on full display as you have access to the brand’s most popular film simulation recipes, as well as an array of filters. Its twin displays are clever and well implemented, although I wish some features (like the dim monitor) were better. And while the camera takes good photos, it can’t shoot in RAW. It doesn't come cheap either, given the above.
