Fuji X-T1 detailed and extensive hands on review
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- A detailed demonstration of the features and functions of the Fuji XT1 camera with lots of sample images.
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Maarten... I never write comments.. but had to say ... I have seen many your reviews.... well I have seen too many reviews of every kind... but when I see you made a video on a product I'm interested in ....well sir it just makes me happy.... wonderful work ..much appreciated!! If I could hug you ... I would!!! : )
Corey Freedman I appreciate your very kind comments, and thank you for the virtual hug. Thanks!
Corey Freedman he does a nice job with all the examples.
Thanks for your kind words.
One of the best reviewers I've come across on TH-cam. The small details do help and almost feels like hands on experience with the camera. Subscribed, thank you :D
***** These are kind words, I thank you for your comment, and your subscription.
probably the best x-t1 review I have seen so far. good, calm voice, precise info and good footage.
I especially enjoyed the through-the-viewfinder perspective, thx for that
DistemperpK You are too kind! Thanks for your comment. The viewfinder footage is a challenge, jamming my iPhone camera into the eyepiece, trying to hold the two steady while manipulating controls is a challenge. But the X-T1 (although with other Fuji models) just does viewfinder really well, so it needs to be shown.
This review has so much detail I will have to watch it several times. You have a great style - informative++ but so natural and well-timed with the sample images. Will subscribe - a rare gem among reviewers. Thank you.
+Sam Theman Thank you very much for your extraordinary praise - I'm flattered! It's always nice to hear from someone who appreciates my work.
"Maybe not the best choice for serious photographers." Sorry, but you killed it. -_- . . .
Please let the viewer decide next time, cause any photographer should know his needs.
Apart of this, a complete and nice review as always. :)
I appreciate the kind words. Please accept my apology.
while taking a photo - is the option of Black and White available during the photo shoot or is it applied after the shot?
Hello Maarten, I have a quick question regarding the auto focus assist light on my Fuji X-T1, I have a Nissin I40 Flash, but the assist light does not work on Fuji cameras, Have you communicated with Fuji to see if they plan on issuing an update to fix this problem with Fuji cameras
I have no inside information on this issue. I don't have an X-T1 (I return cameras after review) and have never used a Nissan flash - sorry I can't be more help.
You mentioned at the end, if you are serious about photography, as I am, what might be a better first choice for mirrorless? That's they way of the future, and before I get too much money wrapped up in glass, I'd like to get a great brand going now..
uscg I meant to imply that if one is a serious photographer, Fuji might not be the brand that comes to mind first. I believe this camera is an excellent choice.
Thanks for the really well done review on the X-T1. I own the x100t but looking into purchasing the X-T1 later down the road. Love your video style, keep up on the great reviews!
+David Frye It's always a pleasure to hear from a fellow photographer and appreciative viewer.
Thank you for one of the best reviews I have seen on this camera. And I thought I had seen all of them. Like your review, I have not seen one good review on the video. I do not use video, so doesn't bother me, If I were interested in shooting video, I would get a video camera. :)
uscg Thanks for your kind comment.
No further questions. That was a complete review and a manual squeezed in less that fifteen minutes.
Now I know I do not need this camera but I want it anyway. Not just right now.
Martti Suomivuori Thanks for your kind words - I appreciate your comments.
I picked up a used one for $300. It will help me learn using all those controles. This video has a lot of info. Thanks
Glad I could help! Thanks for the kind words.
This is how a review should be made.I am sorry not to have commented before, but I live a long way away.
harry holden I appreciate your kind words, particularly if you had to travel far to make your comment.
excellent review, at the end of the review you said something about "if you are a serious photographer fuji might not be for you",,,,,,,,,, i think thats what you said? im not sure if you think the xt1 is or is not a pro caliber camera? much appreciated! your reviews are always high quality and very useful.
+Kyle Stevens I said "If you're a serious photographer, Fuji might not be your first choice ..." by which I meant that it might not be the first brand to come to mind.
And while it is a fully capable camera with great features and manual controls, I would not put it in a "pro" class. I think professionals would consider a full frame sensor and a wide lens selection to be key to their choice.
thank you, I appreciate your explanation, much appreciated, best wishes, Kyle
A lot of pros have ditched their clunky Nikon & Canon gear for the lighter, take everywhere, X family of Fuji cameras.
Dan Morris ... or they are using both systems for the appropriate occasion.
how does this compare to the sony a6000 or a7?
Inquisitve m You can watch my review of the A6000 here: th-cam.com/video/hkBnze9wUQU/w-d-xo.html and the A7R here: th-cam.com/video/x5_EP2M_5eY/w-d-xo.html The A7II is on my "to-do" list.
I got here while searching for XT-1 reviews and the first thing I thought while you spoke was, " he sure sounds like Neil Peart." Sure enough, you are Canadian ! Great review and you have a new subscriber. By the way, the range of X-mount lenses covers a lot of ground now. I have the XT-1 with the excellent 18-55 and the 35mm 1.4 which is very good for its price. My next lens will be the 55-200 telephoto and the amazing 56mm 1.2. After that the 10-24 should complete my kit. Have a great day, sir.
+sweetnothing1977 What an interesting and pleasant compliment - thank you for your kind words. And thanks for your thoughts, always nice to hear from another passionate photographer. And a great day to you.
Great review. Very informative. Packed with information. I like how you were perfectly lit in the opening and closing sequences.
R John Mitchell hehe - they're chroma key, so the lighting should be perfect. Thanks for your kind comment, appreciated.
This was an EXCELLENT video. Hits virtually ever feature while remaining concise & without BS. It should have way more views!! Keep it up...subbed.
Jake's Videos Thanks for the kind comment, I appreciate your sub. There will be more views.
I've watched every XT1 video on TH-cam, and this is head and shoulders above the rest. The other reviews compliment each other, but they need each other. This review doesn't need any others; it is thorough and comprehensive in a way that others aren't. I'll be back for more views when I have the camera in my hands.
Excellent. Thank you.
IrohMoreno Thank you for your kind words, I appreciate your comment.
I love how you show off almost every feature. Great review! Thanks. This is probably the camera I will buy around Christmas, hoping prices will come down a bit.
fredslow Thanks for the kind words, I'm always happy to find an appreciative audience. I hope so too ...
*****
ive watched a few videos, yours was top notch -- it covered more information in 5 minutes then others did in 20 and it went at a pace that never left my attention wandering...
David Tiffany I appreciate your kind words - thanks.
Another excellent review Maarten! I was wondering if you may update this video to reflect the substantial changes that have been applied to the X-T1 via new firmware. I have owned an X-T1 since January and the upgrades Fuji has implemented (At no cost) have made a special camera, even more amazing in my opinion. :-)
Keep up the great work and greetings from Hamilton, ON!
Kevin Martin Thanks for the kind words. I returned the camera to Fuji after the review. I'm completing my review of the X-T10, which also has the improved firmware. I hope that helps.
Really good made, and a very detailed review. thanks
Wolfgang Welter Thanks for the kind words.
What a great, precise, informative and professional review. Much, much better than The Angry Phatphuc.
Thank you so much.
+Jas Mann Thanks for the kind words. I work hard to be all of those things.
Hello Maarten and thanks for the review. I have just one doubt about shooting when i have my eyes on the EVF. I know aperture dials are on lens and shutter on body buy seems to be difficult to move them looking thru the viewfinder. Do you know if i can move them using the front and back dials and have this info on the evf instead of using the two hand way of moving them thru body and lens? I hope i a have been clear with my question. Thanks in advance for your help!
+Demián Serafino Thanks for the kind words. Rather than shooting in full manual, I would recommend you use either the aperture priority or shutter priority mode - depending on the scene (shutter for fast action, otherwise aperture). Then you only have one control to worry about.
Otherwise, your settings should be fairly close from shot to shot (as opposed to scene to scene), so using the front dial to make fine shutter adjustments could be sufficient. I hope this helps.
Hello Maarten, Thank for making this video it's very informative. Would you mind if I ask will this Fuji Xt-1 rival the Fx DSLR? Thanks
+Marc Quill Thanks for the kind words, and I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the Fx DSLR, so can't comment.
explaining with passion and be very professional, it was a very super clear review !! Congrats.
davide sollai Thanks for the kind words, and taking the time to comment.
+Maarten Heilbron well done. this was the most extensive and inclusive review of this device to date. i may pick one of these xt-1 cameras up.
Hi Maarten/ Concise,informative,enjoyable and honest review..Uuum fancy one to go with my X-E1.
Zawnguy Thanks for the kind words. Sounds like a nice pair of cameras to have ...
I always love the way you do your reviews! Thanks-a-lot!
Could you please choose one between X-T1 and A6000? consider in term of image quality.
Thanyakorn Unphanvas The response to your question, both objective and subjective, is best found in the detailed analysis performed at DPReview.
Thank you very much for review. Pleasure to hear and watch. Subscribed!
Антон Забельский Thanks for the kind comment and the subscription.
Man u hav a new fan...i love ur reviews, those finer details are very much appreciated...may I ask though, which camera would you suggest for me..the x100t or is the xt1 a better choice....planning to use it primarily for vacations, travel, street and the likes...x100t is what im preferably leaning on cause it fits my purpose but the thing is it is not interchangeable nd weatherproofed...been a canon dslr user I tend to use more often my wide angle lens w/ my 5d, I have great results but the agony in each shoot is frustrating....hoping for ur response sir, thanx
gen gerona So, without knowing too much about you, I'd say that either is a good choice - but the fact that you're interested in the X-T1, means that's probably the direction I'd provide. The Sony is a little generic, the Fuji has somewhat more personality and interchangeable lenses.
My advice though is to choose the camera that excites you enough that you'll never leave it at home, that makes you want to go out and take photos and you're proud to be seen with - that's the best camera for you.
***** hello sir, thanx for the response...i have not held either of the two and that is why i'm still in search of some good insights from other photogs...been digging some time into reviews and 1 photog happened to mention and compared both cameras, not so into details but he stated in his blog that the image quality of the two is at par or might slightly vary, depending on what lens used on xt1...AF also was pointed out that the x100t has the edge due to the fact that it is built in and is practically optimised to for the body...and the ND filter, my eye opener, which gives me versatility with regards to situations when shooting indoor to outdoor...my thoughts though sir, as you have mention....what camera do you use most often when ur on travel and is out in the road wandering around capturing the moment....(pardon me for my '...' just a txting habbit sir)
gen gerona My apologies for the above - somehow, I read RX100 instead of X100 ... My understanding is that AF is much improved over my experience with the new firmware. If it's anything like the X-T10 (I am preparing the review this month) after a few days, I'm impressed. I own a Sony A6000, which I take with me for travel, but there's nearly always another camera that I'm reviewing. I've taken an RX100 on our cycling holidays for the last few years - it's so small and portable and in spite of a smaller sensor, takes spectacular pictures. You may wish to wait for the review of the X-T10 ...
***** hello sir...been away for awhile, so sorry for the late reply...sorry to disappoint you sir but had a bad experience with sony cameras and been putting it off in my list...went ahead and purchase fuji x100t...tried the xt1 and xt10 for some time when our ship went to japan...but there is something with the x100t that can't take my hands off with it...plenty of options right on your finger tips...the lens might be a bit limiting..but it suits my needs, so no complaints there...been travelling for quite some time (due to work) and to be honest bringing all my gear is quite stressful...thanx again sir for the help and the time spent...hope to see more of your wonderful videos..
gen gerona Thanks for the update.
Hello Sir! Do you have a review of X-M1?
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Thanks!
Always so detailed and easy to understand. Clever, great to watch and of course, informative. Can't wait for the next one!
Kim Worobec Thank you very much for your very kind words. I'm working on the next one.
Great review, sir. Thank you
Subscribed!
06armzful thanks!
What a fantastic review. As good as it gets. Thank you :-)
Wayne Lofts Thank you for your very kind words, I appreciate your comment.
16MP is the only short straw here...if it had a 24MP sensor I'd buy one without hesitation. Not because 24MP would offer better image quality, but because it would offer so much more in the way of crop options. I'll stick with the X100T as my go to compact for now and upgrade when the XT-2 eventually turns up.
+M E P R Also the bracket options being limited to only 3 (as per the X100T ) is not quite there for me...5 - 7 brackets would have been nicer. This could be easily achieved with a firmware update however
+M E P R Agreed.
I realize you are a busy man...any chance you'll review the Pro2 ?
+tscholent Not too busy to skip that model. I'm hoping to take it to Mexico in March.
A really great video.
D.jonson I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching.
Hey Maarten, a quick question for you. I have an a6000, and its a great camera, but I cannot really get into the feel of it. Idon't really enjoy having to navigate through so many menus. I was thinking about selling it soon and picking up an X-T1. I saw that you had experience with the a6000 also. How does this camera hold up against the a6000? I really like the physical dials on this camera, the weather sealing is also great to have. The Viewfinder in this camera seems to be top of the line right now also. The only think I was worried about was losing the auto focus, even thought I don don't necessarily need the fastest autofocus on the market. The image quality of this Fuji seems to also be a bit more precise too. Thanks Marten. Keep up the great videos.
Brandon Sekoski Thanks for the kind words. Agreed that the Fuji is a better choice for old-school manual photo control - but overall, the menu systems are just different, didn't find one better than the other. You're right to pick the viewfinder on the Fuji, it really is superior. I complained about Fuji's focus, but I understand that a firmware upgrade has improved it. I'm not sure there's a quality difference, but that's not really my area of expertise - look to dpreview, or dxo for that. It's personal preference - I wouldn't be unhappy with either.
Awesome. Thanks again Maarten!
I got this camera
Great!
Best I've seen. Thank you.
great review
yaya NHO Thank you.
You are the best reviewer on TH-cam!
Because of this video I bought an X-T1 this week. I love the feeling of it.
I also own the X-T3, X-E3 an X100V, I love all of them and never will buy other brand.
Thanks a lot Maarten!!
Always nice to know I've helped with your decisions, thanks for taking the time to comment.
Currently considering the xt1 or the Sony a7 II. Which would you recommend the most? I'm coming from a nikon d5300. I need something smaller and more compact.
David Marte Both are smaller, choose the one you like the look and price of, they are both good cameras. The Sony maybe a little more versatile, but the style of the XT-1 might make it the kind of camera you won't leave at home.
+Maarten Heilbron Should we take into account the difference in sensor size? (FF vs APS-C). Great review BTW, i just subscribed.
Thanks.
Rick.
+RickBSO Thanks for the kind words - I'm not sure that sensor size from APS-C to FF makes a lot of difference for the majority of images. Professionals providing product shots, magazine photography and bridal portraits will disagree.
What is your recommendation if I'm serious about photography? I really enjoy your reviews. Keep them coming. Thank you for making TH-cam interesting.
itcontractwork Thanks for the kind words - interesting is what I'm going for. If you're serious about photography, spend as much as you're comfortable with. If you can afford it get a camera that offers full manual mode, a micro four thirds or larger sensor (I make an exception for the 1" on the RX100) interchangeable lenses and a viewfinder (in that order of importance). Find a camera that suits you for style and size, and get shooting. Unless you already have very definite requirements or preferences, any camera can make you happy.
Zatzkes? Your funny! Anyhow I got one 1/2 a year ago and overall I love it . Two questions...1. Given the fact it only has 2 stops of compensation , what is the relation between that and the lack of (visually betw. images)differences in any of the auto bracketing modes? and 2.Some one (in a different review)wrote that on the wifi app one can extend bracketing to +/-3...is that true?
tscholent Two answers. I don't believe there's any relation. Of course, if you want more than 2 stops, go to manual mode - EV adjustment, which is only available when you're not in manual, is kind of a cop-out in my mind - particularly on this highly manual camera.
2) I know that Sony has downloadable apps with advanced bracketing (and some cameras now have bracketing that takes from 3 shot to 7 with EV ranges from 1/3 to a full stop) Fuji does not (yet) have apps. (Tchotchkes is how I spell it. In my home, zatzkes are a kind of cookie and one of the few words you can enter into google that doesn't have at least ten hits :-) Emmes. And thanks, I've asked to be re-incarnated as a standup comedian.
***** TshaTshakes is a Yiddish word. Means something like an inexpensive showy trinket.
The word has long been used by Jewish-Americans and in the regional speech of New York City and elsewhere.The word may also refer to free promotional items dispensed at trade shows, conventions, and similar large events. They can also be sold as cheap souvenirs in tourist areas, which are sometimes called "tchotchke shops".
New Sigmund Freud Always nice to have a maven chime in with a detailed deconstruction of an attempt at humour. Thanks!
You sir, are one of the best camera reviewers here on youtube. Thanks for your effort!
viadsss Thank you for your very kind words - I appreciate your comment.
Interesting final point... ”If you’re serious about photography, Fuji might not be your first choice..”
You are taking this slightly out of context ... I was suggesting that Fuji might not come to mind as quickly as other brands. And if there was any doubt about Fuji's intention with the X-T1, may I present the X-T2.
Excellent job, well done Maarten, I'll be keeping an eye out for more of your work. You come across as intelligent
and not inclined to bias. A proper critique imho - you are not scared to say what doesn't impress you either - clarity,
absence of waffle and [it seems to me] a very refreshing lack of self absorption - not so common amongst reviewers.
drdecco1 Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate your comments. It's the review I'd want to watch. To the point, packed with useful detail and above all, honest. And I do think of myself as a reviewer, not particularly a photographer - particularly one focussed (sorry about that) on the usefulness and usability of features and functions. I try to make the whole experience fun for me to do, and fun for you to watch.
Excellent review of the Fuji XT-1. I've owned a XT-1 since day one and it's a remarkable camera. One thing I mentioned on another video comment that you covered in this video is the lack of an actual "video mode". Fuji gives you no options to modify any parameters for video mode other than video resolution in the menu. Then when you go to press record, it just initiates recording without allowing you to adjust anything. I think the record button should initiate a "recording mode" where you can make adjustments before starting a video. You can't adjust any features that affect the recording. Also your aperture and iso settings active before you record will be automatically readjusted depending on the value. I hope they resolve this.
***** Thanks for the kind words and the detailed comment. In my experience, when a camera does not have a live/clean HDMI it is not suitable for video. All the other factors are secondary. If I can't have an external monitor and/or external recorder, that eliminates it from consideration as a serious video camera. On the other hand, if your video needs are met by being able to record a short clip for posterity, etc. then the X-T1 (like so many other cameras) is fine.
how have you found owning this camera, is it any use with autofocus and taking pictures of a moving object?
I would recommend a later model - Fuji's focus systems have improved dramatically.
which later model, also remember price point - i dont/didnt want to be spending £800 on a camera a this point in time which is why i was looking at these along with a few other cameras.. the olympus omd e-m1, omd e-m10 mk2, omd e0m5 mk2 or panasonic gx85/g7 or gx8. I had looked towards sony a6000 but the limited range of glass puts me off, i wanted something i can use for general purpose shots nothing specific, the only specifics is that my hobbie is driving/cars and i would like it to be able to shoot the odd car fly-by, then to take pictures of the cars with good backdrops in the countryside.
The X-T2 or X-T20 have improved focus systems over the X-T1. You may wish to reconsider your position on the availability of lenses for Sony e-mount. Over the last year Sony and many third parties have dramatically increased your options with very high quality lenses.
Fantastic review of a complicated system showing plenty of example pictures and videos. God, what's with Fuji putting that lousy fluctuating video focus during video mode. Fuji should be embarrassed to include video with that focus flaw on a ~$1200 camera!!! A firmware update should be inorder to fix that.
MM Reporter Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate that. I understand that a firmware update has been provided for this issue.
If you want a video camera, buy one. This is a photographers camera. Not a "go pro"
They added video functionality to this model, I think there could be some expectations that it support a minimum level of functionality.
I have setup and connected Fuji auto save app with my pc and camera but I dont know how to auoto upload. I tried pressing wifi button on playback mode but there is no option to select my pc.....pls help.... ty
Purple Rain Oh dear, I've returned the X-T1, so don't have the ability to step through it and provide guidance. In my experience this feature is inevitably somewhat flaky (as is NFC) and that's true in all manufacturer's implementations. Good luck.
Thanks for the very good review.
west5500 thanks for the kind comment, it's my pleasure.
Nice video.
11:30 Dirty sensor?
Olivier Thanks. Yes, it's an issue with cameras in a vendor's loaner pool. The camera's sensor cleaning didn't get it and although I used the Lenspen sensorklear loupe, I never want to be too aggressive.
this is a very useful video, thank's for that... but i want to ask you kindly about the long exposure for this camera?
Rami Arafa Thanks for the kind words. The camera has a bulb mode for long exposures.
so, i can full control of the time exposures depending on the brightness, is it?
Best Regards, many thank's for your replay.
Rami Arafa I have the feeling I'm misunderstanding your question - the X-T1 offers full manual control of exposure: shutter speed (as slow as bulb), aperture (to the extent the lens offers) and ISO. Although you may require ND in bright settings, that should give you the control you need to do all kinds of time/long exposures. I hope this helps.
thank's for this informations, that very kind of you.
One if the best reviews i have seen in a long time
Alessandro Milite That's very kind, thank you.
Year is 2017 and does Fuji XT1 still hold strong?. Pls suggest
That was fast. Yes, except in terms of autofocus. Fuji has made dramatic improvement to their focus engine that for me would make the upgrade to the X-Pro2, X-T2 or X-T20 worth it.
YES!!
Not sure what you're "yessing" here, but the X-T2 is a superior camera, particularly where focus is concerned.
best fuji xt1 video till date
+Sourish Nath Thanks for the kind words, I always appreciate hearing from a viewer.
I demo'd the X-T1 recently and I am so in love with the huge EVF viewfinder. To be able to alter shutter, aperture or ISO and see the results and DOF instantly through the viewfinder is a feature that once I used it I don't ever want to go back to a DSLR optical viewfinder. I have been using Nikon DSLR's for years - just a enthusiastic amateur - but once a decent lens goes on the DSLR's become too heavy to lug around these days. I seriously think this camera is the answer to my dreams. Except - I HATE the bokeh on the 18-55 lens, it is ghastly. If I bought the X-T1 I would save up and buy only Primes. One more thing - if only it was a full-frame camera I could work with shallow DOF a lot more but I think my mind is made up - I adore this camera. Thank you for this great review Maarten.
PhotoMusicMan Thanks for your kind words. I agree - once you've seen the EVF and its functionality on the X-T1 everything (except other Fuji models with the same configuration) are inferior.
***** Thanks Maarten, I really am in love with the viewfinder! Have you used the X-T1 with an external flash that can be bounced and do you know how accurate it is please? That is one thing I loved about my Nikon SB600 - always spot on. Thanks again.
PhotoMusicMan I did not try an external flash with the X-T1.
***** Ah, OK. Thanks Maarten. All the best. Looking forward to all your future videos, they are so great.
PhotoMusicMan I'll do my best to live up to your expectations.
Excellent review and now o really want to try shooting with ones of these even more.
***** I appreciate the kind words.
Great camera review as always.
shawn782 I appreciate your kind words - thanks for watching.
10:07 much worse on the T100
Thanks fo adding your note.
Hi Maarten, can I please ask you if you would recommend this over the Sony A6000, and why?
I might recommend either depending on your needs, style and preferences.
Great review, you managed to cover all the functions on X-T1. Kudos for making me interested in mirrorless. *saving money to buy it*
Aiman Hakim Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate your comment.
Torn between xt1 and xt20,any suggestions,please..
What are you planning to do?
Super helpful video!
Glad you think so! Your comments make my work worthwhile.
Best
Thanks for the kind word.
Maarten Heilbron Underrated comment
I appreciate the thought, thanks.
Thanks for this great video, I have only one question regarding new FW4 AF modes.
In either Zone or Wide/Tracking modes, When half-pressing shutter release, sometime several autofocus points (green boxes) are highlighted in green showing they achieved focus - my question is: which one of those boxes the camera is actually locking into for the exposure ?
Sometimes there will be several boxes highlighted in a zone or wide/tracking - some will lock on objects in the front and some locked on objects in the rear - when I fully press the shutter release - which of those boxes is actually used by the camera as the focus point ?
Couldn't find explanation for this in all Fuji manuals
It's typically the closest object that's the focus point. When multiple boxes appear, it's my impression that they're all in the same focus plane, which (depending on aperture) may be wide or shallow. Does that help, or ???
Thanks - but I have seen cases even in Fuji own videos that clearly show (the famous train tracking video) that show different distance parts of the train highlighted by green boxes so it cant be all boxes are on the same distance from the camera - the only explanation might be that the closest of the boxes is used
I can check with Fuji, but I'm pretty sure that all the boxes are within the focus plane.
Great review Maarten! Are you going to review the X-T2?
I appreciate the kind words. It is, or has been in progress since July. Love the camera, can't seem to get to finish the video.
Sounds great Maarten! I look forward to seeing your review. I love Fuji Cameras, but for me, they have lagged in the area of quick focusing capabilities.
In that case, you will be impressed by the X-T2
I'm searching for such-a-kind-of-super-review.
Great job.
Thanks for sharing
Tuan Nguyen It's kind words like yours that provide my encouragement - always happy to hear from a viewer who's found value in my reviews.
"Tell me, i forget-show me, i understand" that 's very simple but most of you tube reviewers failed. They illustrate less but talk much. Do they really do not understand what the viewers expect to get from their videos??? You're deserved all best comments from viewers because viewers really get what they want to know about the items they're interested in.
Regards.
Tuan Nguyen I do appreciate your comments - thank you very much.
Very interesting and engaging review, thank you
+Paul Hunt That's very kind of you to say, thanks for commenting.
Do you think it's suitable to buy a X-T1 today ,or X-Pro 1 ,thank you sir
The price would have to be very good for the X-T1, as the X-T2 represented a major advance in video. The X-Pro1 remains interesting for its hybrid viewfinder, but unless that's an attraction to you, it's no longer a great choice.
@@MaartenHeilbron thank you for your advice sir,really love all of your video
That's very kind of you to say, thanks for commenting.
What would be better, the xt1 or the a6000? (Don't mind the video features)
Fabrizio Arena I wish I could l provide a simple answer, but I find it very difficult to recommend a specific camera to a specific person without a detailed understanding of their needs, abilities, expectations and aesthetics. In addition, it's a very personal decision. There are lots of good reviews available for both - but I also recommend you go visit your local camera store and talk to the staff, hold the models in your hand and maybe take a few sample pictures. Good Luck!