Hands-On Review: FUJIFILM | X100T

The Fujifilm X100T is an impressive, feature rich modern camera that borrows it’s form factor and styling cues from traditional rangefinder cameras. It has a 16.3Mp APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor and a fixed lens that's a 35mm equivalent.
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[@toddscamera]

Best review I've seen of the X100T!

[@markcunningham2230]

Fantastic overview of all the aspects, key points and reasons that make you smile that you actually own one of these awesome cameras :) Thanks guys

[@veniero2010]

Nicely done review

[@GuilhermePalazzoRodrigues]

I took so much time to finally get my DSLR with my dearest 3 lenses that I can't conceive getting rid of them and buying a fixed lens mirrorless. Is there already a version of this camera with the X-Mount? Also, what is the aperture effect of those adapters?

[@BandH]

The year the Fuji X100 was released, I purchased one and ended up abandoning my DSLR system. These days when/if duty calls for a DSLR, I borrow or rent as needed, but I've not looked back with any regrets as the X100 suits me wonderfully. The X100T is a great update of it, and I can empathize with your decision to make.
Fuji does have an X-mount type version of the camera called the X-Pro 1, which has an optical hybrid viewfinder (very cool to work with once you get used to it) and is compatible with the Fuji X mount lenses. It was their first X-mount camera, and whilst still a good model is hopefully due for an update/replacement in the future. (The last comment was purely personal speculation and not based on any fact or rumor). Below is a link to the X-Pro 1 on our website for you to regard. - Yossi
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[@CaptainMacNasty]

I'm sure you already know this, but the Fuji XE-2 is pretty much the closest thing to the X100T with interchangeable X mount lenses. ...if that's what you meant. :)

[@MrChrismanning]

CaptainMacNasty actually, the X-T1 is much closer with features matching the hybrid viewfinder, plus wifi onboard and electronic shutter.

[@alanread6596]

Excellent informative video

[@BandH]

Thanks for watching, Alan!

[@brian-beeler]

Almost five years on it's still a great camera and B&H have some for $700. It's a camera that will be still useful for years.

[@mlsq24]

Did you guys do a Hands-on review on the Fuji X100s too? If so, do you mind posting the link here. Thanks.

[@BandH]

We do not have one specifically for the Fuji X100 but it was one of several cameras covered here: th-cam.com/video/RGMgKc73Ur8/w-d-xo.html

[@rvbsoundfactory]

Excellent Review!i!i.

[@Kingsaourom]

Try hard Canon rsrsrsrss

[@highdharr]

This is not a review, but a presentation where the guy reads the chart of the camera,
If you want an objective look and opinion about camera's up and downs with real life shooting experience, look somewhere else...