Following the successful celebration of its 5th year in the Philippines, Fujifilm has recently introduced its new mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, X-E3, and the instax Share SP-3 printer. The launch of these imaging devices aims to further Filipinos’ passion for photography with tools that do the job and then some.
Fujifilm X-E3
The X-E3 is a rangefinder style and ultra-compact mirrorless camera that is perfect for capturing breathtaking sceneries no matter the setting. It utilizes the latest X-Trans CMOS III sensor and powerful X-Processor Pro for best in-class color reproduction in both stills and 4K movies. For reviewing photos, this mirrorless has a rear 3-inch LCD touchscreen built-in. The feature is also meant for conveniently zooming in and out of a photo for more attention to detail.
- Compact & Lightweight Camera Body
- Right Handed Operation
- Touchscreen Operation & Focus Lever
- X-Trans CMOS III sensor & X-Processor Pro
- Wireless communication with Bluetooth
- 4K Video Recording
- Advanced SR AUTO mode
- Available in silver and black
PHP 50,900 (Body only)
PHP 64,990 (23mm kit)
Php 72,990 (18-55mm kit)
Instax Share SP-3
The SP-3 is the latest addition to the instaxShare series of printers. Like the artsy photo format we’ve come to love on social media, photos that come out of the SP-3 have a 1:1 aspect ratio. The square photo is popular among smartphone users and with this smartphone-compatible printer; users can easily print out these carefully-curated square photos without a hitch. The SP-3 is to be used with the instax Share App to start printing.
- High-speed printing in 13 seconds
- 800 x 800 dots and of 318 dpi
- Add text to photos
- Various templates available
- Available in black and white
PHP 10,499
The launch event was attended by Fujifilm brand ambassador actor-singer James Reid, along with newly enlisted ambassadors professional photographers, Magic Liwanag and Shaira Luna.
Look out for our feature article on Fujifilm ambassador James Reid on our upcoming December 2017 – January 2018 double issue.
Photos by Charry Anne De La Paz