Fujifilm's X half is a digital reimagining of the half frame film camera, complete with vertical photos and a unique Film ...

Because half-frame cameras split a traditional photo in half, the aspect ratio or dimensions of the image are different. A traditional 35mm film camera takes a 3:2 horizontal aspect ratio.

For the past few years, film photography has been everywhere. Vintage compact cameras soared in price, social media feeds ...

Photography News: Invoking the half-frame concept of the film world, FUJIFILM's new X half camera melds the immersive experience of analog with the ease and sharing of digital.

Fujifilm’s X Half is a 1-inch-type digital camera modeled after traditional half-frame film cameras. It has film simulations and filters for vintage looks.

The new Alfie TYCH offers both automatic and fully manual shooting modes. Alfie Cameras SHARE. UK startup Alfie Cameras is looking for beta testers for the Alfie TYCH, its under-development half-frame ...

New film cameras such as the Pentax 17 and Kodak Ektar H35 have helped the half-frame format return to popularity in recent years. The question is how Fujifilm’s new camera will tie into this ...

The name comes from "half-frame" cameras popular in the '60s, like the famous Olympus Pen F, that use a 35mm film frame sawed in half (18mm x 24mm in size).

After months of rumors, Fujifilm has finally, officially announced the X Half, a very compact camera designed to mimic half-frame film cameras and early 2000s point-and-shoots.It takes vertical ...

Pentax’s new $500 film camera prioritizes style over quality. But to be fair, the Pentax 17 looks very cool. The new half-frame 35mm analog camera shoots 72 pictures per roll.

Half-frame traditionally refers to an analog camera that captures two vertical exposures on a single frame of 35mm film, allowing you to get twice the number of stills from a roll – this tallies ...

Since it’s a half-frame camera—capable of capturing two vertical images per 35mm frame—the Pentax 17 gives you twice as many images as usual per roll of film.