Fujifilm

Founded in 1934 in Tokyo, Japan, Fujifilm Holdings Corporation is a diversified technology company with expertise in imaging, healthcare, and materials science. The company is best known for its X-series and GFX-series mirrorless cameras, including the X-T, X-Pro, X-E, and X100 series, which are renowned for their film simulation modes and retro design aesthetics. Fujifilm produces a comprehensive range of Fujinon lenses for both X-mount and G-mount systems, including professional zoom lenses, prime lenses, and specialty lenses. The company manufactures instant cameras including the Instax series, which has become popular for instant photography. Fujifilm is a major producer of photographic film, including color negative film, slide film, and black and white film, maintaining the tradition of analog photography. In the healthcare sector, Fujifilm produces medical imaging equipment including X-ray systems, mammography systems, endoscopy systems, and medical IT solutions. The company manufactures pharmaceutical products, regenerative medicine, and biopharmaceuticals. Fujifilm also produces materials for flat panel displays, printing plates, and industrial materials. The company has expanded into cosmetics and skincare products, leveraging its expertise in collagen and other materials. Fujifilm is known for its innovation in color science and image processing technology.