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The Fujifilm X-M1 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16.3 megapixels manufactured from 2013 to 2016 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 200 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 5.6 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 433 €;
45 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10
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Pros:small, solid, essential, technological at the right point
Cons:Nobody
Opinion:I needed a camera that made beautiful photos, small to always carry in the pouch, used on RCE with 2-year warranty paid 180 euros body only. a bargain I would say, combining a lens f2 35 mm I got a great result, practical and quality. It may seem amateur, old and little pro but I don't give a damn the results there are
Opinion:It was a great surprise! RnResused after having a Sony A5000 and an A5100, to support the xt1 and a Nikon D3300.rnHa commands that are handy, it is compact enough to be in the dashboard of the car.rnL 'pairing with the 16-50 is fantastic.rnI do not know why but the photos are simply beautiful. Sharp, beautiful colors both in exterior and interior. The white balance is as I like.rnDi all the cameras that I had is the one that cost me less is that it generates the best files without effort ... rnHe resolution suitable not to generate files too heavy but with an excellent detail. Really happy to have bought it!
Pros:Dimensions, lightness, display, high ISO resistance, quick controls, possibility to use vintage optics, tilt flash
Cons:autofocus in low light, handle, power button
Opinion:In my opinion, this small and light machine allows you to experiment a bit 'of everything you can do in the world of photography. The Xtrans sensor allows you to take good pictures even in low light conditions where you have to pull up the ISO sensitivity, without losing too much detail due to the noise. The commands are few and essential: in manual mode the large dial controls the exposure time, the small one (vertically) the diaphragms of the XC lenses without aperture ring and the fn key allows you to quickly change ISO. If you use manual focus, the small dial can be pressed to activate the magnification on the display. For those with small or medium hands it is perfect. Too bad only for the little pronounced handle and the awkward and sometimes a little hard key. I use it with the two XC lenses 16-50 and 50-230 and vintage Canon FD and LTM manual lenses. The use with optics too big and heavy is obviously inconvenient, it is a body machine to usemainly with small and light lenses, not too long focal length. The display impressed me for detail and visibility even with lots of light, it tilts 90 ° downwards and upwards, allowing you to photograph over the crowd or use low perspectives without spreading on the ground. The battery has a standard life for a mirrorless (not exceptional then), it is good to have 1/2 spare if you want to take a lot of pictures. I use the flash a little but the possibility offered by the pop up flash that can be directed upwards to light up the rebound is something that many more expensive machines do not give. Autofocus can misfire in low light if you do not find anything bright enough to hook it on, thankfully these are quite rare situations. Vote 9.
Pros:Lightness, compactness, image quality (just quench the images published on this site). price / quality ratio.
Cons:Few and not much. Poor reactivity in circles of great dynamism
Opinion:The quality of the pictures is the same if not the best (I like the grading of color rendering and the B / N incisiveness) of the next models with equal sensors, at the same optics, obviously. Even with Nikon and Canon's APS-C models, it does not even matter. has Canon color-coding chassis and Nikon-like sharpness / sharpness, all in a minimal body, to give you the best weight. I do not think the perfect machine exists, and this is not the case, but I believe there are so many rivals. vote9.5 Thank you for your attention.
Pros:Handy and lightweight with all the quality Fuji X-Trans. Tilting LCD, large, clear even in bright sunlight, integrated flash, practical and beautiful, precious, but still sober.
Cons:Shortly reactive and not suitable for moving subjects, because the moment you catch ... not even if quickly burst, filters B / N replaced with effettacci toy, not customizations stored in special menus, as in the sisters 'major' .rnErgonomia: small that you do not catch and optional grip is a must.
Opinion:Every time I pick up a Fuji X series, I am convinced that aliens have landed on earth ... and that this technology is used in their ... rnPresa 180 euro ... we pretend that it paid at least 4 times as much , otherwise I could not move alcuna.rnAffiancata criticism of her majesty the diva X-Pro1 ... allows me perspectives from below without kissing the cobblestones .... ruining the work of my osteopath ... thanks tilting the LCD, which, I wonder why, in many reviews it says that there is ... mha! rnAllora, the photo quality is IDENTICAL to the X-Pro1, for the same optics, of course. And I do not add more. But overly weighs less and looks like a giocattolino.rnDoveva be the second body, but since I have it became the first, apart from black and white view of the chapel that made eleminando simulation of color filters and replacing it with that crap the effects that leave a choice of color and the rest in B / N ... YUCK !!! But have you gone mad in Fuji? Oh well ... now I calm down ... rnih compenso has the Dynamic filter that alone is worth the purchase and the B / N is still valid and personalizzabile.rnAnche some other filters for the color is not bad, as the low key, for esempio.rnFunzionalmente, is all in place. Unfortunately one has memorized customization, callable from wheel, like many other settings dedicated to the portrait, landscape and so on. etc. but not editable from the menu. In manual, the live view on the display allows for the creativity immediata.rnSe did with the Xpro software, it would be a great thing. It is not ... maybe a aggiornamentino? ... oh well ... I think this blowjob rnSe the machine has an image quality at least equal to a 5D Mark III ... I think it's one of those things that will stay with me forever.
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