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The Fujifilm X-T1 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16.3 megapixels manufactured from 2014 to 2016 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 8 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 699 €;
164 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Pros: Inexpensive - second hand, with 18-55 lens, only EUR 500 (2018).
Cons: Battery life only 150-200 shots. Very time consuming to set up and shoot. Kit lens 18-55 useless for any 'close up' work. Impossible to set the camera from full manual to full auto in less than one minute.
Opinion: I bought this camera to step up from our older Nikon P7800 (a compact camera). I could afford an X-T2 but wanted to test something similar from Fuji before spending big money on the camera to use for my future work. After one month shooting these two cameras side by side I still get better images from our Nikon compact. I have seen some great images taken with X-T1 on many websites but now I am sure these images have been very seriously processed. So if you want to spend your life playing with Photoshop, this is the camera to get. I will still keep it and learn more and maybe I will be happier with it in the long run. But I may as well say good bye to Fuji and to any other mirrorless camera. Today top shelf compacts with large sensors are far easier to shoot and give equally good images.
Edit late September 2018: After a lot and lot of trial and error - now I can get the camera to outperform much older much cheaper Nikon compact. Image quality is clearly MUCH BETTER than I assumed earlier. It just takes so much time to get used to all the too many dials, switches and buttons. This camera is completely NOT like any real retro camera I used to own (e.g. an Olympus OM-1, among many others.)
I also found that the AF system is only good with some newer lenses (like the kit zoom) but it is absolutely abysmal with some R lenses (e.g. 35 1.4R). I am yet to find if this is because of the lens or because of the camera. I will report as I test more.
Corresponding lenses are easily 100% more expensive than comparable Canon or Nikon lenses. They are very difficult to re-sell when you upgrade your kit.
Pros: Quality, feel, controls, size, lenses, versatility, image quality with jpeg right from camera,
Cons: Battery life.
Opinion: I have had this camera for about six months and am amazed at the quality. The image quality is fantastic when I do my part. I love the control dials as opposed to the menu system of other cameras. This camera is better than my Leica system in every aspect. This camera allows you to think and to control every aspect of a shot very intuitively. Build quality is superb. The 18-55 mm 2.8-4 zoom is fantastic and is definitely not a kit lens. The other lenses I have are equally excellent. This is like having all the benefits of an old time camera with the latest technology. I love this machine. I also like the firmware updates. Fuji really supports their customers.
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Opinion:Purchased in 2015, it serves very well when needed. My current use follows that of film cameras but they are no longer usable, and with three objectives I would have no other needs. On the other hand, I finished the adventure of the film with a Nikon F2AS obviously not comparable to the XT1 for the electronics of which the latter flaunts, but the photos taken and with a few retouching in the B / W print, are still left to look and appreciate without the slightest criticism. So for the use I personally make the XT1 is just fine. A small note I would eventually reserve to the colors that returns the Fuji but they can certainly be subjective opinions. Lenses: 14mm/2.8 - 35mm/1.4 - 50mm/2
Pros:Build quality, aesthetics, file, pleasure of use, weight.
Cons:At the moment nothing.
Opinion:I was looking for a light but quality "all-round" machine. The indecision with the alternatives was so much but I think I made the best choice. Beautiful machine to look at and use but above all light and with a wide choice of quality lenses. Menu quite simple and intuitive (I come from Nikon), excellent construction, large and precise electronic viewfinder. Recommended without ifs and buts!
Pros:ridiculous price in 2020 , pro body , ergonomics , quality files , no aa filter , intuitive controls , becomes the extension of the photographer.
Cons:nobody
Opinion:I state that before I had a xt4, I had too much technology and honestly the yield it offered was not up to my expectations, for two factors: autofocus and pdc justified by the apsc sensor, where at home fuji is compensated with expensive lenses that are not so much brighter than other houses, see the comparison with the new samyang 18 mm f 2.8 x ff with the 14 fuji 2.8 , both with little distortion and sharp but one is f4 equivalent, the other not and costs twice as much as fuji x apsc. At the end of the fair on my xt1 I mounted a nice helios sharp with speedbooster and I use that fantastic focus peacking with magnification, it seems really born for this l xt1, also the screen is much more solid than the xt4 and you can use it as it was once done with the cockpit chambers
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