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​Fujifilm has announced a more portable version of its GFX 50S medium format mirrorless camera from last year. The 50R has essentially the same internals as its predecessor, all squeezed into a rangefinder style body. But Fujifilm has taken the opportunity to include a few modest upgrades.​

​Projectors come in some pretty compact sizes these days, but higher quality options still come in bulky packages that need to be stored somewhere. A new projector from Fujifilm will allow for both vertical and horizontal orientations thanks to a clever, first-of-its-kind rotating lens.

​While Nikon and Canon duke it out for full-frame mirrorless camera supremacy with Sony, Fujifilm has opted to stick with an APS-C sized sensor for its latest retro-cool mirrorless snapper - the X-T3 - which debuts the company's latest generation CMOS sensor and image processor.

​Fujifilm's X Series mirrorless cameras have been oozing retro-cool for some time now, but they are much more than mere eye candy – as we found out for ourselves in February when we went hands-on with the series flagship. Now the company has announced a new member of the family, the X-T100.​

With a thicker body, in-body image stabilization and expanded video capabilities, Fujifilm's new X-H1 will be a worthy consideration for photographers looking for a mirrorless camera. New Atlas had some hands-on time with the new X Series flagship, and we've got a few early impressions to share.

Fujifilm has unveiled what it's calling its highest performance camera in its X Series range of mirrorless cameras. Building on the impressive feature set of 2016's X-T2 flagship, the X-H1 gains in-body image stabilization and advanced video recording features which are sure to please movie makers.

​Back in August 2016, Fujifilm launched the budget-friendly X-A3 camera for selfie-obsessed young snappers. Now the company has announced its successor, the X-A5, with a performance bump and faster autofocus. Also in the box will be a brand new zoom lens.​

​Fujifilm has announced the successor to last year's retro-styled X-E2S mirrorless camera. The X-E3 is the smallest and lightest in the X series, and as well a bringing 4K video capabilities to the party, it also caters for remote operation using a smartphone over Bluetooth – an X series first.

The Fujifilm Instax SQ10 is a digital instant camera which produces pocketable square prints. We take the quirky shooter for a spin to see whether its digital skills make for a smarter instant camera, or if they detract from the retro experience which draws many users to Instax cameras.

Fujifilm's Instax cameras hark back to when instant photo-sharing meant passing around a freshly printed snap. Launching with a square photo format, the Instax Square SQ10 expands the shooting options, improves image quality, and can store photos digitally and apply filters before printing them.

Last year Fujifilm teased us with the announcement that it was working on a new mirrorless medium format camera. Now the firm has given us more details about its upcoming GFX 50S, including how much it will cost, when it will be released, and a full breakdown of specifications.

Fujifilm has announced a couple of new updates to its retro-styled X-series camera line-up. The upcoming fixed lens X100F and the interchangeable lens X-T20 are both said to offer significant speed increases compared to their predecessors.