Fujifilm breaks revenue records with $5.6 billion in Q2 - but your next camera could cost more. Published 1 hour ago Fujifilm's latest financial results look impressive, but one market development could have an impact on the price photographers pay for their next camera In Q2, Fujifilm is celebrating record revenues - but there could be some unwelcome news ahead for photographers planning their next Fujifilm camera purchase. As the new financial report states, the manufacturer has reached record revenue of ¥885 billion (approximately $5.59 billion / £4.17 billion / AU$8.09 billion) for the second quarter of its 2026 / 2027 financial year, covering July to September - an increase of 7.6% compared with the same period last year. Operating profit also reached a record of ¥90 billion ($569 million / £424 million / AU$823 million), up 8.2%. But behind the impressive figures, rising production costs are putting increasing pressure on Fujifilm's imaging business - and photographers. Latest Videos FromDigital Camera World The Best Compact Cameras These are the best compact cameras you can get right now, and we've tried them all. Get big camera quality in your pocket! The Instax sales boom. Fujifilm's Imaging division recorded revenue of ¥162.3 billion ($1.0 billion / £764.3 million / AU$1.5 billion) in Q3, up 11% year-on-year, while operating profit jumped 29.6% to ¥50.1 billion ($317.2 million / £235.8 million / AU$458.2 million). Much of that growth came from the Instax line of instant cameras, with consumer imaging revenue climbing 22.5% to ¥104.5 billion ($661.7 million / £491.8 million / AU$955.8 million). In a world where almost anyone can use their camera phone for photography, phone fatigue leads people to straightforward models like the hybrid Instax Mini Evo - which combines digital shooting with instant printing and creative filters. Also popular are the affordable Instax Mini 13, Square SQ40 and Wide 400 - all of which give people a dedicated shooting experience, along with physical prints. The best camera deals, reviews, product advice, and unmissable photography news, direct to your inbox!

Fujifilm now hiring 500+ for holiday seasonal work. Posted: Nov 10, 2026 / 06:02 AM EST Updated: Nov 10, 2026 / 06:28 AM EST GREENWOOD, S.C. (WSPA) - You can be a part of making someone's Christmas merry & bright, and it could do the same for your bank account. FUJIFILM North America Corporation wants to hire up to 500 seasonal workers to fill holiday personalized photo product orders. These jobs would be working inside their Greenwood facility. Fujifilm does 48% of their work during a five-week period. Swipejobs is a staffing agency serving as the hiring resource for FUJIFILM. The company offers photo prints and cards, photo books, wall art, drinkware, home and office décor and accessories, ornaments, and more. The jobs are temporary and contract roles, and you can ask about full-time employment. You must be 18 years of age and can apply using the Swipejobs app or through searching the web. Simply search "Greenwood" and look for the jobs title "Fujifilm" once in the app. Applicants can also apply in person at 101 Spray Shed Road in Greenwood or call for more details at 864-210-8244.

Brushup launches RX cloud-based proofing system with Fujifilm. Last updated: November 10, 2026 10:18 am Brushup has partnered with Fujifilm Graphic Solutions to launch its cloud-based proofreading system, RX, on November 9, 2026. The solution aims to advance digital transformation across Japan's printing industry by improving online proofreading and production workflows. Built on Brushup's platform, RX integrates with Fujifilm Workflow XMF to retrieve rasterized PDFs, allowing users to review and proofread RIP-processed data with greater reliability. The system builds on Fujifilm Graphic Solutions' experience with XMF Remote, which has supported online proofreading and production progress management since 2010. The ability to share files, comment, compare revisions, and check automatically for banned words and typos is also part of the Brushup system. This collaboration demonstrates the print industry's migration to a cloud-based production workflow model that emphasizes collaboration, accuracy and revision control. ITBT Staffwriter is an in-house contributor at IT Business Today, responsible for delivering timely News and QuickBytes. The author covers the latest developments across IT, tech, and enterprise solutions to keep readers informed with concise and impactful updates. November 10, 2026