Fujifilm has launched the X Half, a digital half-frame compact camera that appeals to both nostalgia and casual photography. Sporting an 18-megapixel sensor and a 32mm f/2.8 lens, it resembles the X100VI while offering features like JPG-only recording and numerous film simulations. Its Film Roll mode allows users to take a set number of images without reviewing them, mimicking the traditional film experience. Although its $849 price tag might give serious photographers pause, the X Half promises a lighthearted approach to photography that stands out in today’s market.
"The X Half is designed to be fun rather than a 'serious' camera, offering an 18-megapixel sensor and JPG-only files with extensive film simulations."
"It features a Film Roll mode that allows users to shoot a predefined number of images without reviewing them until later, enhancing the nostalgic experience of shooting on film."
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