Reviews written by Salvob

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Fujifilm X-A1

Pros: Yield excellent high ISO, good recovery lights / shadows, workability and cleaning files, white balance almost always perfect, good movable display, menu fairly intuitive and fast, very good quality / price ratio even considering the supplied kit zoom that starts at a 24mm. equivalent compared to 28mm. of most of the kit.

Cons: No viewfinder, grip is not comfortable, light greenish tint (but correctable in post.), Some parts such as the power switch does not do anything to hide the concept of "cheap / plasticky" but, on the other hand, with less than 500 € you can not expect much ...

Opinion: I bought the Fujifilm X-A1 to get closer to the world Fuji preferring to reserve the larger investment in optics, in fact, have combined with the fantastic 14mm f/2.8 and 35mm good. f/1.4.rnSperavo in the output of an EVF to buy later but, to date, I have no news of his possible arrival on the market then, though quite satisfied, I'll take the X-T1 given that I consider essential the viewfinder. rnVisti the merits, however, I can only advise as a first input to the system mirrorless Fujifilm for those who want to get a mini-kit of good (and small) optics, with the understanding that, if you want more, will be the first step.rnPer those who simply want a mirrorless camera around 500 Euros and can do without the viewfinder, I would say that it is difficult to find a better deal on the market in its price range and size.

sent on March 28, 2014