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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 €;
170 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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Pros:Aesthetics, dimensions, colors and build quality.
Cons:Continuous AF, aging tires, not having tried it.
Opinion:I bought the first one three years ago and it made me fall in love with the Fuji system, then due to the too high estimate to replace the tires and a problem with the internal software I decided to switch to the most recent models in which, however, something was missing that only the XT1 transmitted to me, for a few months I have been the owner of a wonderful Silver Graphite Edition version, obviously using it in parallel with the younger versions you can perceive the passing of the years, but for a slow and meditative photograph as I like it gives enormous satisfaction. I think that as a second or third body, the toy to take out every now and then, it is the best Fuji I have tried that I can recommend.
Opinion:I took the XT1 to use with old Zeiss lenses. Then I saw the magnificent files he produced and I built a small kit. With the 27 it becomes almost pocket-sized and is a fantastic combination to do a little bit of everything. The colors it produces are beautiful, it is pleasant to use the film simulations that allow you to avoid the RAW pp or to do it directly in the camera (it is the biggest miss I feel with the Sony). Up to 3200 ISO holds up very well, but I also use it at higher ISOs, without problems. AF that suffers from the years, but allows you to do almost everything, except sports and avi, I use it as always in AF-S (the continuous is quite slow). The biggest flaw is the build quality, in particular the tires that come unglued and wear out: a shame because aesthetically it is beautiful with its rings. Unfortunately, she is also affected, an old woman, by the upward race in the prices of the ML Fuji and today she finds herself at rather high prices. When I got it, I paid less than €300 used in excellent condition. If you find it bargain, take it!
Pros:It's a pleasure to use - The best X-Trans sensor ever made to date (2025) - You fall in love with the photographs it returns
Cons:Battery life - Difficulty of the AF module in low light
Opinion:I would like to focus on the sensor, the best X-Trans made to date and unfortunately discontinued. It restores a pleasantness in the color scale as well as in the colors themselves that has been lost in subsequent versions. If you digest the limitations that it inevitably has, comparing it with the most recent models, it is a camera to have.... You fall in love with the shots he pulls out.
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