— -- If there's one camera company taking the maxim "they don't make them like they used to" to heart, it's Fujifilm. In testing the company's latest interchangeable lens camera, the X-Pro1, we ...

Fujifilm has confirmed that its X-Pro1 mirrorless camera will sell for $1699.95 in body-only form, and is due out at the end of February. Fujifilm has confirmed that its X-Pro1 mirrorless camera will ...

The Fujifilm X-Pro1 comes packing a NP-W126 lithium ion rechargeable battery, inserted into the base of its handgrip. The battery compartment is shared with a slot for all variants of removable SD ...

When Fujifilm unveiled its new line-up ahead of CES 2012, there was a feeling among enthusiasts that the company was holding something back. Sure enough, the Japanese photography behemoth has now ...

Not Fujifilm. As expected, at CES today, the digital camera maker unveiled its X-Pro1 mirrorless camera. The X-Pro1, which Fujifilm is aiming at pros like wedding and portrait photographers, features ...

Any other Arsians rocking an X-Pro1? A while back, we had a fun thread about the Sigma DP1. I still have mine, it turned out to be a "somewhat slow" (understatement of 2008) and very picky camera, but ...

Has the ubiquitous Bayer array been dethroned? Fujifilm shatters the resolution barrier with a 16MP APS-C sized-sensor that does away with the crippling "blurring" filter found in most current digital ...

It's not the cheapest, and it's not the first, but if you've been holding out on picking up an M-Mount adapter for your X-Pro1 with the hope that Fujifilm with launch a Leica-friendly accessory of its ...

Fujifilm started teasing us with talk of its first mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses and a large sensor back in October of 2010. Since then, we’ve seen leak after leak of a camera that’s ...

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Hear any mention of retro-styled cameras with exorbitant price tags and it's hard not to get suspicious. That kind of talk brings to mind Leica's incessant re-branding of Panasonic Lumix models, or ...

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