Sensor Resolution: Effective: 17.74 Megapixel
Image Sensor: 13.3 x 8.8 mm (1"-Type) CMOS
Image Stabilization: No
Focal Length: 10.8mm (35mm Equivalent: 32mm)
Aperture: Maximum: f/2.8, Minimum: f/11
ISO/Gain Sensitivity: Native in Manual Mode: 200 to 12,800

Internal Recording Modes: MOV/MP4
2160 x 1440 at 23.98 fps [10 to 50 Mb/s]
1080 x 1440 at 23.98 fps [10 to 50 Mb/s]

Media/Memory Card Slot: Single Slot: SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS-I) [2 TB Maximum]
Wireless: Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), Bluetooth 5.2
Display Size: 2.4"
Display Type: Fixed Touchscreen LCD
Built-In Flash/Light: Yes, Flash Only
Battery: 1x NP-W126S Rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 8.4 VDC, 1260 mAh
Dimensions (W x H x D): 4.2 x 2.5 x 1.8" / 105.8 x 64.3 x 45.8 mm

Weight
6.7 oz / 191 g (Body Only)
8.5 oz / 240 g (With Battery, Recording Media)

Half-Frame...but Digital
Recreating the idea of a half-frame film camera in digital form, the FUJIFILM X half is an especially sleek and portable point-and-shoot with a unique vertical 1" sensor design, fixed wide-angle prime lens, and several film-reminiscent shooting functions meant to replicate the enjoyment and decisiveness of shooting film.

18MP 1" Sensor, 3:4 Vertical Aspect Ratio
Riffing on the half-frame concept from the film world, the X half features an appropriately sleek 1" sensor, which is vertically oriented, that produces 18MP 3:4 stills and videos. This sensor works alongside the Film Simulation modes to produce filmic and expressive images and is benefitted by a +/-3 EV exposure compensation dial and manual exposure control settings that are adjustable via the lens's aperture ring and from the rear touchscreen.

Film Camera Mode
Another nod to the film world, the X half can be configured to record in Film Camera Mode: a shooting style that requires you to choose one specific Film Simulation setting and a 36, 54, or 72-shot "roll" of film, with the results only visible after you've finished the roll and digitally "developed" your shots using the FUJIFILM app or transferred the files to your computer. Also, after finishing your roll, the camera will automatically produce an additional contact sheet image, fit with film strip borders, to review all of your shots at a glance.