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Introducing FUJIFILM X half 📸 Delivering authentic image making, creative control, and a nostalgic yet modern experience tailored for those who want more than their phone can offer. 📷 Classic Styling, Perfectly Portable - Dial-based control, compact dimensions, and total weight of only 240g (8.4oz.) 📷 A New Way...

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Joel ジェンキンス1 year ago

Perfect camera for fun but that price is too steep! Make it $499 and every high schooler will get one. $850 is just too much.

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WillScuderi1 year ago

🚀 We've just launched the ultimate travel companion for all business travellers. The espresso Display 15 with Stand+ features: ✅ Aluminium Build ✅ Works with one cable for Mac, PC, iphone (15 and later) ✅ Display above laptop ✅ 1080p/16m colours/300nits ✅ 0.2"/5mm thin

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Merih Ozmen1 year ago

It seems year by year fujifilm drops cameras built quality.

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Carlos Torres1 year ago

Does the viewfinder have diopter adjustment?

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Jonathan1 year ago

Too expensive

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Lene Lovich1 year ago

@molhofrio

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fstops1 year ago

Price is way too high for mediocre resolution I’m sorry but this is crap coming from you. It should have been way more pocketable and rang in at $499

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