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Model: Fujifilm - X half Premium Compact Camera - Silver
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Just a heads up for anyone purchasing this. The half frame format will have you shooting in a portrait orientation when the camera is horizontal. If you look at the viewfinder you can get a sense of the frame lines.
It's based on half frame cameras like the Olympus pen or Canon Demi that shot on a half frame of 35mm film. You would get 72 shots on a 36 frame cassette at the expense of resolution and enlarging capacity.
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if I don't know anything about digital cameras, I will probably be thinking.... so, this is a "half premium" camera? Is it any good if it's only "half" premium? why not spend a little more and buy a 100% premium camera!
Don't buy this. It's like barely quarter premium. Not even worth this price. I'd buy this if it was $300. Its a luxury toy
Just a heads up for anyone purchasing this. The half frame format will have you shooting in a portrait orientation when the camera is horizontal. If you look at the viewfinder you can get a sense of the frame lines.It's based on half frame cameras like the Olympus pen or Canon Demi that shot on a half frame of 35mm film. You would get 72 shots on a 36 frame cassette at the expense of resolution and enlarging capacity.
Basically it made sense during film days to save cost, but doing it now gives you absolutely no benefits whatsoever.
That's like adding a separate light meter to modern camera and use that reading for ISO adjustment.... Totally pointless
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It's based on half frame cameras like the Olympus pen or Canon Demi that shot on a half frame of 35mm film. You would get 72 shots on a 36 frame cassette at the expense of resolution and enlarging capacity.
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That's like adding a separate light meter to modern camera and use that reading for ISO adjustment.... Totally pointless
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