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 ...

Fujifilm has announced firmware version 2.0 for its X-Pro1 camera, which it claims will improve performance in “challenging lighting conditions, where light is low or bright.” Fujifilm has announced ...

When the Fujifilm X-Pro1 burst onto the camera scene its retro digital rangefinder style was like a pleasurable punch to the face; the kind of kipper-slap that left us, and many, a bit tingly around ...

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 ...

— -- 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 ...

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 ...

Given that the X-Pro1 debuted in 2012, one might be forgiven for thinking that Fujifilm had abandoned that track in favor of the more recent X-T1, the model which has held the flagship position in the ...

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 ...

Four years in the making, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 is the company's highest-ranking compact system camera. But have those four years been worth the wait, or is the latest model barely different to its ...

Fujifilm has officially launched the X-Pro1, a beautifully retro camera pairing rangefinder styling with a 16-megapixel APS-C sensor and interchangeable lenses. Revealed at CES this morning – though ...

The Fujifilm X-Pro1 ($1,199.95 body only) was the camera that launched the company's X series of interchangeable lens bodies. That makes it about two years old, which can be an eternity in the ...