Fujifilm
Instax Pal 2 Adds a Screen and Viewfinder to Fujifilm’s Tiny Camera
Fujifilm’s Instax Pal 2 keeps the tiny digital camera design but adds a screen, viewfinder and physical controls for a more traditional shooting experience.
Do You Really Need a Full-Frame Camera for Wedding Photography?
Wedding photographer John Branch has spent years working with smaller-sensor cameras. His lens choices offer a different approach to building a professional wedding kit.
Fujifilm’s X-Mount Gets a New Portrait Powerhouse: the Viltrox AF75mm F1.8 EVO
I never could justify the cost of a dedicated portrait lens, until I tried the Viltrox AF 75mm F1.8 EVO. Here’s why.
Been There, Done That: Make Your Own Travel Postcards and Be the Envy of Your Friends
Nothing says “I did it,” like a travel postcard mailed from some exotic locale. The stamp, the postal cancellation mark, and the “touristy” photograph all…
Fujifilm’s Instax Boom Earns TIME100 Recognition in 2026
Fujifilm earns TIME100 recognition in 2026 as Instax sales surpass 100 million, highlighting strong demand for instant photography among younger users.
PSA: Fujifilm’s Popular Compact Camera will Be Available Soon–Very Soon!
Quickly and quietly emerging from the perpetually backordered stock list, DIYP has learned that the Fujifilm X100VI “should be” available for purchase on 29 or…
Is the Fujifilm X-T30 III the Camera for You? That Depends
The X-T30 III didn’t get a 40-megapixel sensor but did pick up a few tricks from the X-T5. But who is this camera for?
Fujifilm INSTAX Mini 13 Announced, Finally Adding a Self-Timer
Fujifilm has introduced the new INSTAX Mini 13, a new instant camera designed to keep things simple and fun. It uses the familiar INSTAX Mini…
Build the Biggest, Tiniest Instax Camera
Everything about the Fujifilm instax Pal camera is odd. It has no LCD, no viewfinder, and, oddest of all, it has no in-camera instax print…
When is a Square not a Square…When it’s Fujifilm X half’s Frame Combiner
Spoiler Alert: These results are not true 1:1 aspect ratio photographs. Rather, the results are two borders added to half frame photographs. Confused? Now, you’ve…






































