Fujifilm X half vs Fujifilm X100F

The bottom line

There's a real price gap here: the Fujifilm X half at $849 versus the Fujifilm X100F at $1,299. The extra buys you 24.3MP of resolution and a larger APS-C sensor. The question is whether those advantages are ones you'll use often enough to justify the premium — if not, the cheaper body is the smart buy.

Choose the Fujifilm X half if…

  • You're budget-conscious — it launched at $849, about $450 less, freeing money for lenses.
  • You value portability — at 240g (8.5 oz) it's noticeably lighter than the 469g (1.03 lb) alternative for travel and all-day carry.

Choose the Fujifilm X100F if…

  • You shoot video seriously — it brings Log for gradable footage.
  • You want maximum detail for landscapes, studio or large prints — 24.3MP resolves noticeably more than 17.7MP and gives more cropping latitude.

Where they differ

  • Price: the Fujifilm X half launched at $849, $450 under the Fujifilm X100F — money that could go toward glass.
  • Weight: the Fujifilm X half is 240g (8.5 oz) vs 469g (1.03 lb) — 229g you'll feel on a long day out.
  • Resolution: 24.3MP on the Fujifilm X100F vs 17.7MP — more detail and crop room, at the cost of larger files.

Frequently asked

Is the Fujifilm X half or the Fujifilm X100F better?

There's a real price gap here: the Fujifilm X half at $849 versus the Fujifilm X100F at $1,299. The extra buys you 24.3MP of resolution and a larger APS-C sensor. The question is whether those advantages are ones you'll use often enough to justify the premium — if not, the cheaper body is the smart buy.

Who should choose the Fujifilm X half?

Choose the Fujifilm X half if you're budget-conscious — it launched at $849, about $450 less, freeing money for lenses. Choose it if you value portability — at 240g (8.5 oz) it's noticeably lighter than the 469g (1.03 lb) alternative for travel and all-day carry.

Who should choose the Fujifilm X100F?

Choose the Fujifilm X100F if you shoot video seriously — it brings Log for gradable footage. Choose it if you want maximum detail for landscapes, studio or large prints — 24.3MP resolves noticeably more than 17.7MP and gives more cropping latitude.

What is the main difference between the Fujifilm X half and the Fujifilm X100F?

Price: the Fujifilm X half launched at $849, $450 under the Fujifilm X100F — money that could go toward glass.

Product
Fujifilm X half
Fujifilm
$849
Fujifilm X100F
Fujifilm
$1,299
Imaging
Sensor TypeBSI CMOSX-Trans CMOS III
Sensor Size1-inchAPS-C
Image ProcessorX-Processor Pro
Effective Resolution17.7 MP24.3 MP
Lens MountFixed LensFixed Lens
Built-in Lens32mm f/2.8 (equiv.)23mm f/2 (35mm equiv.)
Exposure Control
ISO Range (Native)200 – 12800200 – 12800
ISO Range (Extended)100 – 51200
Mechanical Shutter1/20001/4000
Electronic Shutter1/32000
Flash Sync Speed1/1000
Built-in FlashYesYes
Still Image Capture
Continuous Shooting8 fps
Video Capture
Max Resolution1080p1080p
8K Recording
4K Recording
1080p RecordingUp to 24pUp to 60p
10-bit InternalNoNo
Recording LimitNo limitNo limit
Log ProfilesF-Log
Built-in MicMono
Headphone JackNoNo
Mic InputNoNo
HDMI OutputMicro (Type D)
Focus
Phase Detect Points325
Contrast Detect Points
Low Light AF0 EV
Eye AFYesYes
Animal AFNoNo
Vehicle AFNoNo
Viewfinder
EVF TypeHybrid OVF/EVF
EVF Resolution2.36M dots
EVF Magnification0.52x
Monitor
LCD Size2.4"3"
LCD Resolution0.92M dots1.04M dots
LCD TypeFixedFixed
Touch ScreenYesNo
Interface
Wi-FiWi-Fi 5Wi-Fi 5
Bluetoothv5.2v4.2
USBUSB-CMicro USB 2.0
Memory Card Slots1x SD UHS-I1x SD UHS-I
GPSNoNo
General
Price (MSRP)$849$1,299
Body MaterialAluminum AlloyMagnesium Alloy
Dimensions105.8×64.3×45.8 mm126.5×74.4×52.4 mm
Weight240g (8.5 oz)469g (1.03 lb)
Weather SealedNoNo
In-Body StabilizationNoNo
Battery Life (EVF)390 shots
Battery Life (LCD)880 shots390 shots
Battery TypeNP-W126SNP-95