Fujifilm X-T1 Specs

The long-awaited Fujifilm X-T1 finally arrived and made its debut on 2014-04-14, bringing with it a wholly modified set of incredible features compared with its predecessor. However, while it may look like just another SLR-style mirrorless, Fujifilm has packed a reasonable amount of firsts into the Fujifilm X-T1 innovative body. The camera takes contrasty photos and marvelous videos and includes all the features you need. Almost every available surface of the Fujifilm body is overspread with simple to use buttons and switches. The most important shooting controls are reasonably large and well placed too, which isn’t always the case on cameras of this size. 8.0 fps burst rate are good enough for most applications, and it performs well in low light situations. 49-Point AF System and Scene Recognition System: Photographers can select single point, continuous, dynamic or upgraded 3D autofocus modes to adapt to any shooting situation from static peoples to dynamic sports. At low ISOs, the sensor delivers awesome detail and dynamic range, while high-ISO image quality is pretty supreme too, with quite acceptable results at ISO 6,400 but I’d avoid going much higher than this. If you use the MB-D14 grip, you can use a second EN-EL15 for a total of 1,800 shots, and the Fujifilm X-T1 will swap seamlessly between them. Video capture capabilities are limited (1920 x 1080 only), though it more than makes up for it with the moving, eye-popping, extraordinary images it produces.

Furthermore, paired with the excellent array of APS-C state-of-the-art Fujifilm lenses, the stunning advanced is capable of telling any story you can imagine. It’s stylish, modern, innovative and manufactured for the modern generation. It feels solid in hand thanks to a generous hand-grip that easily accommodates even larger hands without the little finger hanging off the end. Most notably, it's worth noting that it comes with a cool selection of original accessories, which can expand its capabilities even further. First of all, this camera provides versatile photo quality in a robust body, thanks to its APS-C, 16 megapixels CMOS X-TRANS II sensor and high-quality lens. It makes the camera a joy to hold, has excellent image quality and won’t break the bank. Photographers who shoot sports, wildlife or energized toddlers will especially appreciate faster shooting rates, and this camera can shoot at 8.0 fps. This is an impressive addition to Fujifilm’s already substantial family of high-end point-and-shoots. Besides, the Fujifilm X-T1 is a Fujifilm camera, and if you've been waiting for top-grade to beef up supply numbers before taking the plunge, there's no reason to hold back now.