FUJIFILM X half Digital Camera (Charcoal Silver) 16954112 - 12PC Accessory Kit

Kit Includes:

FUJIFILM X half Digital Camera (Charcoal Silver)

SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO 200MB/s

Ultimaxx Auto Flash w/ LCD Display, Slave Mode, Carry Pouch

ULTIMAXX 4AA NIMH Rechargeable Batteries (Battery) 3150 mah with Charger

ULTIMAXX 75 TRIPOD

Ultimaxx Large Gadget Bag with Dual Strap

ULTIMAXX HDMI A-A (STANDARD)

ULTIMAXX Wrist / Hand Grip Strap

ULTIMAXX BLOWER

ULTIMAXX High Speed SD/SDHC/Micro SD Reader/CARD READER

ULTIMAXX Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

ULTIMAXX STARTER CLEANING KIT

Half-Frame...but Digital

Recreating the idea of a half-frame film camera in digital form, the FUJIFILM X half is an especially sleek and portable point-and-shoot with a unique vertical 1" sensor design, fixed wide-angle prime lens, and several film-reminiscent shooting functions meant to replicate the enjoyment and decisiveness of shooting film.

18MP 1" Sensor, 3:4 Vertical Aspect Ratio

Riffing on the half-frame concept from the film world, the X half features an appropriately sleek 1" sensor, which is vertically oriented, that produces 18MP 3:4 stills and videos. This sensor works alongside the Film Simulation modes to produce filmic and expressive images and is benefitted by a +/-3 EV exposure compensation dial and manual exposure control settings that are adjustable via the lens's aperture ring and from the rear touchscreen.

Film Camera Mode

Another nod to the film world, the X half can be configured to record in Film Camera Mode: a shooting style that requires you to choose one specific Film Simulation setting and a 36, 54, or 72-shot "roll" of film, with the results only visible after you've finished the roll and digitally "developed" your shots using the FUJIFILM app or transferred the files to your computer. Also, after finishing your roll, the camera will automatically produce an additional contact sheet image, fit with film strip borders, to review all of your shots at a glance.

When working in this mode, the rear LCD will only display a frame counter, an AF/MF toggle, an option to imprint a timestamp onto the images (a la a point-and-shoot film camera), and a zone focusing scale if working with manual focusimage previews and reviews are disabled. You'll need to use the built-in Frame Advance Lever to advance frames, and this shooting method requires you to frame your compositions solely using the optical window viewfinder and use either autofocus with no confirmation or zone focus manually.

Film Simulation Modes