About Which Fuji?
Who writes this site, and how the data is put together.
Abu Ashraf Masnun
Software engineer and long-time Fujifilm X-series shooter
I'm Abu Ashraf Masnun. I build software for a living and I shoot Fujifilm. Over the past several years I have owned and worked with a long line of X-series bodies, and Which Fuji started for a simple reason: I love these cameras and wanted somewhere to put what I have learned from using them. The intent is a Fujifilm-centric publication rather than a personal blog. What you read here comes from living with these cameras, not from an afternoon with a spec sheet.
A word on the data, since it is the reason to trust anything else on the site. Every specification is taken from Fujifilm's own published sources. Nothing is scraped from retail listings or rewritten from a press release. Where two cameras share a value, the comparison marks it as a tie rather than manufacturing a winner. The verdicts are opinionated, because a comparison that refuses to choose helps nobody, but each one traces back to a number you can see in the table, and I say plainly when a judgement comes from having shot the camera myself rather than from the numbers.
I am not a paid reviewer and this is not a shop. No manufacturer has any say in what appears here, nothing is sponsored, and no placement is for sale. Some retail links are affiliate links and I may earn a commission if you buy through one, which does not change what a page recommends. Beyond that, Which Fuji is a personal project built for the community that once answered my own questions, and the aim is to grow it into a proper reference on Fujifilm bodies, lenses, and film simulation recipes.
What I cover
- Fujifilm cameras
- Fujifilm X-series
- APS-C mirrorless cameras
- Camera comparisons
- Photography gear
How the data works
Every camera on the site is collected from Fujifilm's own official sources. The side-by-side comparisons highlight the winner on each spec, and when two bodies tie, neither gets the highlight. The written verdicts are opinionated on purpose, but every claim in them comes back to a number you can see in the spec table.