After a successful Spectrum Tour, FUJIFILM India has decided to upgrade its Fujifilm X-Space in New Delhi into a three-floor experience center. The new space brings cameras, lenses, Instax, binoculars, QuickSnap cameras, and printing solutions under one roof. It also gives visitors a chance to try products, attend demonstrations, and learn more about Fujifilm’s imaging technology. The center also features Delhi’s first Fujifilm customer service center.
A Three-Floor Center for Imaging Experiences
The first floor of the upgraded Fujifilm X-Space serves as the main experience center, with separate areas for different imaging products. Visitors can try the X Series and GFX System cameras and lenses, along with the complete insta range, Fujinon binoculars, QuickSnap cameras, and printing solutions. The center will also host product demonstrations, workshops, and learning sessions for photography enthusiasts with varying levels of experience.
Moving to the second floor, visitors will find a photo exhibition featuring images taken with Fujifilm cameras. The dedicated studio will host live demonstrations, studio tests, and creative sessions. It will also support demonstrations of film grading and image editing. The third floor is dedicated to customer service, marking Fujifilm’s first such center in Delhi. Users can access product support in the same place where they explore Fujifilm’s imaging products.
Fujifilm X-Space Brings Products and Support Under One Roof
In the upgraded version of the X-Space, the emphasis is on enabling visitors to interact with the Fujifilm imaging technology in an informative manner. The products will not only be viewed but also understood, and their possibilities will be explored. Fujifilm also intends to use the space to promote photography education.
Mr. Haruto Iwata, Managing Director, FUJIFILM Asia Pacific, said, “India is an important market for Fujifilm, supported by a vibrant community of photography enthusiasts and professionals. The upgraded Fujifilm X-Space reflects our continued commitment to bringing our imaging technologies closer to people and creating opportunities for them to explore the possibilities of visual expression.”