Fujifilm has just released Firmware 2.00 for the Fujifilm X half camera, adding some cool new features and a few welcome performance enhancements.
Fujifilm’s X half camera had been in the works for a while but caught many by surprise upon its 2025 release. This unique ultra-compact digital camera focuses on an analogue-inspired workflow and features a vertically oriented 1-inch sensor that makes it perfectly suited to social media content.
Today’s firmware update adds a soft glow filter, support for 12- and 24-shot rolls in film-camera mode, plus faster startup and autofocus. Here are some more details.
Key new features in Version 2.00
- Soft glow filter: this has been added to the image quality setting filter functions to soften tone in the highlights, enhance the beautiful glow and give users a creative new option for dreamier-looking imagery.
- Expanded film-camera mode: this introduces new 12-shot and 24-shot roll configurations alongside existing options, expanding your range of choices while preserving the film-camera look and feel.
- Performance enhancements: these updates deliver quicker startup times, faster autofocus – especially in scenes where the focus point changes from the previous shot and in low-light scenes – and reduced shot-to-shot latency.
Without elaboration, today’s announcement also indicates that other minor bugs have been fixed.
For further information and detailed instructions on how to execute your free firmware update, visit Fujifilm’s support page.

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