Fujifilm
X Half
Based on 37 Reddit mentions
$549.00
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Finding a 22+ year old forum where people fight about Leicas reminds me that the ciclejerking has been going on for a Long time
It pains me thinking that Fujifilm took that oath by castrating their AF and focusing on poser cameras like the x-half. They don't even hide behind the "high quality" mask of Leica and make everything out of Japan to cash out as much as possible. It's depressing, honestly.
Rzzcld91 in r/AnalogCircleJerk
August 21, 2025 8:45 PM
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Took my baby to our last trip to Presa del Llano. Still not sure about the grain tbh. Do you think Fuji will adjust it in the future?🌳
I'm not holding my breath tbh... It feels like low hanging fruit for them to give grain more granularity (pun intended :-P) but considering that the the whole X Half operation hasn't been the viral success they were hoping for, and that the Fujifilm of 2025 is not the same we had 10 years ago we mig
...imageneer in r/fujiXhalf
December 7, 2025 10:38 AM
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Help me with the right camera and my preferences?
Fujifilm is famous for its out-of-camera JPEGs. However, they are quite trendy and expensive, and the only new one in your budget is the Fujifilm X half, which is a rather simplistic camera.
msabeln in r/AskPhotography
March 11, 2026 10:33 PM
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People hate when M43 mentioned apparently
Fujifilm sort of did that with the X-Half. But with a 1" sensor and a dumbed down system that doesn't let you shoot raw. And then they priced it twice what it is worth because they're Fujifilm.
madogvelkor in r/M43
February 25, 2026 8:26 PM
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Monthly /r/Nikon discussion thread – have a question? New to the Nikon world? Ask it here! [2025-07-01]
I am on a bit of a limited budget but I've been doing photography for about 5 years and would like something that would last me. I'm fine with starting with lower equipment because I spent half of my Fuji's lifespan adapting film lenses. I usually would not get the latest and greatest, however, the
...emmenetic in r/Nikon
July 30, 2025 2:51 PM
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