Fujifilm X100T Digital Camera (Black)

Overall, the Fuji X100T is a lot like the earlier X100S. It's not vastly improved over the earlier model, particularly in terms of the imaging pipeline, but it does offer a handful of physical and cosmetic improvements, especially in terms of better controls and a larger LCD.

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  Attractive, retro rangefinder-style design; Excellent still image quality; Great, sharp f/2 35mm-equivalent lens; Overall better operation than the X100S with improved controls and dials; Improved optical viewfinder coverage; Built-in Wi-Fi.

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  Low-light AF still slow and inconsistent; Video quality still compromised by moire and lack of image stabilization; Buffer depths could be better when shooting RAW., Already meager RAW buffer depth slightly reduced (7 vs 8 frames for X100S), Video quality is decent, but still compromised by moiré...

The Fujifilm X100T is the newest camera of the X model series. It uses an APS-C sized sensor with 16MP and has a 23mm integral lens, equivalent to nearly 35mm in 35mm film format. The lens is fast at f2.0 and offers very sharp, crisp images.

The X100T is an excellent photographic tool that's engaging to use and capable of beautiful images. Its autofocus is starting to show its age, and its unusual X-Trans sensor's benefits are hard to discern in an era of 24 and 28MP rivals.

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  Great image quality with beautiful color rendition, Film Simulation modes are superb, USB charging is really convenient, Includes external charger, to keep a spare battery topped-up, DR modes help you match JPEG dynamic range to the scene you're shooting, In-camera Raw conversion lets you gain full...

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  Movie capture has poor resolution and spectacular moire, Occasional waxy-looking skin in high ISO images, Face Detection not precise enough for use at F2, Q Menu not as simple as rivals', 16MP beginning to look low by contemporary standards, X-Trans sensor design limits Raw-converter choice

Fujifilm has created another very powerful fixed lens camera with the X100T, building on its two predecessors ( X100 and X100S ). Its image quality is outstanding, but because of the absence of an optical zoom lens, this camera is at its best when you can move close to the subject and shoot portrait...

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  Extremely high image quality, even at upper level ISO settings, Excellent low-light performance, Innovative hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder, which is o, Up to 6 frames per second continuous shooting mode at full resolution, Sharp autofocus mode, Manual focus mode available, Built-in neutral...

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  Lack of any optical zoom capability limits the camera's flexibility, No image stabilization feature, Autofocus is accurate but works slowly for some scenes, Embedded flash is built into the front of the camera body, Thick camera that doesn't fit well in a pocket, No tilt option for LCD screen, So...

The Fuji X100T is an extremely capable premium compact camera. It features a unique 16 MP X-Trans II CMOS sensor without anti-alias filter that delivers image-quality which competes with the best APS-C DSLRs on the market. The sensor incorporates Phase-Detect AF for quick autofocus.

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  Superb image quality in compact size, Extremely low noise, Very good sharpness from wide-open, Flexible rendition of colors and tones, Bright F/2 lens, Real aperture ring, Leaf-Shutter allows High-Speed-Sync, Built-In 3-Stop ND Filter, Plenty of external controls, Inconspicuous analog camera look,...

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  Very slow autofocus in low-light, Some over-exposure, Some cast under tungsten lighting, Wrong Live-Histogram, based on display, Not Exposure-Priority, Clear but pointless OVF, Two dials needed per exposure parameter, No AE-L with MF, Illogical and under-used button functions, No direct Self-Timer...

I love my Fujifilm X100S . It’s the best camera I’ve ever owned. I actually sold my Canon DSLR rig and Sony mirrorless system to fund its purchase earlier this year, making it the only camera currently in my arsenal.

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  Gorgeous, retro-inspired design, Lots of manual controls, Fantastic image quality, Great viewfinder

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  Slow and inconsistent autofocus, Video is still an afterthought, Some will find the fixed lens too limiting

See also Accessories for the accessories I use . The Fujifilm X100T is the world's best digital camera for travel, family and candid photography, replacing the old X100S . The X100T is so much better handling and gives far better images under a far broader range of conditions than any DSLR,...

While the my Fujifilm X100T review shows a camera that has a couple of significant drawbacks and certainly isn't going to appeal to every photographer, it's a very impressive model in many areas.

A return to Fujifilm's Genesis.

I have admired Fujifilm’s retro but thoroughly modern X100 camera from the original to the updated 2013 X100S, right through to this latest corking version, the X100T. It’s very nearly the norm for tech companies to upgrade and “improve” a winning product, only to make it substantially worse.

Great camera, beautiful color rendition, the lens its sharp at all apertures .<br />can be happier .<br />Great job Fuji .

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  Easy to Use, Fast Shutter Speed, Good in Low Light, Great Resolution, Large Clear LCD, Small / Compact

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  Short Battery Life

The pleasure to take a picture... again. The full control on any aspect of the picture composition, the easy and really fast way to switch between Aperture Priority to Time Priority or Full manual, thanks to dedicated shutter speed and aperture dials.