Fujifilm Cameras
Fujifilm cameras appeal to photographers and videographers alike. Also known as Fuji cameras, these capable machines can capture all sorts of stills and videos, and there are loads of different types to choose from. Whether you want to have instant-film fun with a Fuji Instax, or get pro-quality shots with Fujifilm mirrorless cameras, there are loads of amazing choices.
The range of Fujifilm lenses are some of the sharpest and fastest around, and there are loads of great Fujifilm camera accessories to push your shooting further. Let’s run through the models in the Fujifilm range of cameras.
Fujifilm Cameras
There are lots of different types of Fujifilm cameras. Here are the main types you need to know about.
Fujifilm mirrorless cameras
Arguably the flagship Fujifilm range, the X series of Fujifilm mirrorless cameras are some of the most popular around. Using APS-C sensors, these retro-styled models produce images of spectacularly high quality, and use X-mount lenses to provide unmatched detail and sharpness.
There are Fujifilm mirrorless cameras for beginners, experts, and everyone in between. Here is a quick selection of current models.
Fujifilm X-T4:
The currency flagship model for serious enthusiasts and pros. The X-T4 produces spectacular image quality, and can focus in as little as 0.02sec thanks to its improved phase-detect AF system. It builds on the popular Fujifilm X-T3 and Fujifilm X-T2 to deliver one of the best mirrorless cameras ever made.
Fujifilm X-S10:
A tiny body with a chunky grip, the Fujifilm X-S10 is built for adventurous photographers and videographers who want a camera to take everywhere. Its 5-axis image stabilisation system is superb.
Fujifilm X-T30 II:
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Fujifilm medium format cameras
Fujifilm changed the game with its mirrorless medium format cameras. Smaller and more affordable than traditional large-sensor medium-format cameras, the GFX series provides some of the most exciting developments in super-high-resolution photography. The exceptional selection of GF mount lenses is further proof that this series is a game-changer.
Fujifilm GFX 100S:
Blending portability with unmatched image quality, this 102MP medium format camera weighs just 900g, which is a comparable size to full-frame cameras! With performance to match its resolution, this is an outstanding imaging machine.
Fujifilm GFX 50S II:
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Fujifilm compact cameras
Fujifilm’s range of compact cameras includes both premium cameras that professionals love, such as the X100 series, and affordable waterproof shooters that are fun for the whole family.
Fujifilm X100V:
The dreamy combination of an APS-C X-Trans sensor and a fixed 35mm equivalent lens has proven so popular that this is the fifth camera in the X100 series. With dial-led controls, pin-sharp images and lighting-fast autofocus, the X100V is a camera to take everywhere and cherish for years.
Fujifilm FinePix XP140:
This waterproof, shockproof compact is great for all sorts of shooting situations, and is ideal for family holidays at the beach.
Fujifilm Instax cameras
Putting the fun back in photography, Fujifilm’s Instax cameras are instant shooters that spit out a film print that develops within seconds, Polaroid-style. Pick up a few packs of Instax film and head out to have fun! Popular models include the flamingo-pink Instax Mini 9, the sky-blue Instax Mini 11, and the retro-styled Instax Mini 90. But one thing all these cameras have in common is that they couldn’t be simpler to use, and they make your photos into physical memories that can last a lifetime!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which Fujifilm cameras are full-frame?
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Fujifilm does not produce any full-frame cameras currently. The mirrorless X-series cameras have APS-C sensors (smaller than full-frame) and the GFX cameras have medium-format sensors (larger than full frame).
- Do all Fujifilm Instax cameras use the same film?
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No – there are three types of Instax film: Instax Mini, Instax Square and Instax Wide. Your camera will only accept one of these. Check out our main Instax page where we run through the key differences between these types of film.
- How long do Fujifilm cameras last?
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All individual models vary of course, but Fujifilm cameras are extremely well made across the board, and if you take care of yours, there’s no reason it shouldn’t last for years. Some photographers are still happily using the Fujifilm X-T2, which was released in 2016!
- Which Fujifilm cameras have IBIS (in-body image stabilisation)?
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Only a few Fujifilm cameras offer the sophisticated IBIS (in-body image stabilisation) system. The first to come with it was the high-end, video-oriented Fujifilm X-H1, but it has since been included on the Fujifilm X-T4 and Fujifilm X-S10. In the medium format GFX series, the Fujifilm GFX 100 and Fujifilm GFX 100S also have IBIS.
- Do Fujifilm Instax cameras come with film?
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Generally an Instax camera will come with a pack of 10 or so shots. However, it is always worth double-checking before you buy!
