Fujifilm's X70 and X-Pro2: Retro Stylings and Top-Class Shooters
Two bites at the Fujifilm cherry, respectively hitting both ends of the affordability scale.
Two bites at the Fujifilm cherry, respectively hitting both ends of the affordability scale.
The Instax Mini 70 doesn't shy from the zeitgeist with its built-in selfie mirror.
The X-T10 will appeal to people looking for the look and feel of a pro mirrorless camera, but slightly pared down and a tad cheaper.
You may have assumed CDs killed off magnetic tape but, believe it or not, magnetic tape is still alive and well when it comes to data storage, mostly because it’s so cheap.
Fujifilm's X100 series cameras are not for the masses. They are expensive, don't zoom, and don't fit in your pocket. But if there's a single modern digital camera that has reached near cult status in the past few years, it's the X100
Capture your Magaluf shame in the clarity it deserves.
A play at a niche of the instant market with a larger format camera.
It's not retro—it's just awesome.
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