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

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.

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 ...

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).

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 ...

And just like on a film camera, you can't see the photo you've taken — until you offload the SD card or use the X half app. The 17MP images the X half produces are ideal for sharing on social media.

The X half is fitted with a 1-inch back-side illuminated (BSI) sensor. Even though the camera shoots in the 3:4 vertical format — as other half-frame film cameras do — it takes one photo at a ...

The problem? The X Half lacks features that many serious photographers consider to be must-haves – there are no RAW files and ...

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 ...

The Kodak brand is far from what it once was, with its name licensed for a wide range of products well beyond cameras and ...