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The X-T50 is Fujifilm's third model to be blessed with the 40.2MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor and X-Processor 5 combination and its first-ever camera to sport a dedicated Film Simulation dial, so reviewer Will Cheung’s expectations were high. Scroll down to read his test and verdict.

The Fujifilm X100VI is by far the best compact camera you can buy thanks to its charming exterior, useful on-body controls, and fantastic picture quality.

The Fujifilm X100VI matches earlier models on the outside, but upgrades to a 40MP X-Trans sensor with 5-axis stabilization and support for 6.2K movies. Here are our first impressions.

Does a new sensor and in-body stabilisation make the Fujifilm X100 VI the undisputed champion of fixed-lens photography?

The Fujifilm X-H2S is the ultimate APS-C camera. Thanks to falling prices, though, it makes more sense than ever in 2024.

The TTArtisan 25mm F/2 is dirt cheap and far better than it should be

The X-T5 maintains a solid dynamic range, as expected from Fujifilm bodies, making it easy to expose for highlights and recover shadow details during post-processing fairly easily. Let's deep dive in a detailed review.

I got the chance to test out the X-T5, Fujifilm's successor to the X-T4, this week. Here are my first impressions.

Dealers witness surge in interest as city braces for £12.50 fee to cover all 32 boroughs

Dealers across the capital have noted a surge in sales of cars manufactured before 1983, which are exempt from the £12.50 charge as they are classed as historic vehicles.