Fujifilm X100T Reviews, Samples

First Fujifilm X100T reviews now available online with plenty of sample images captured with the premium compact camera which features a 16.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS II sensor.

First Fujifilm X100T reviews posted by Reviewed.com, Focus-Numerique, Photographyblog websites. The compact shooter is recommended to anyone looking to jump over to the X-system, they give 5 out of 5 stars.

Fujifilm X100T reviews covers almost everything in full coverage and found the new electronic rangfinder OVF impressive. You can see the conclusions below.

Reviewed.com tested the Fujifilm X100T including samples, lab results, and the camera awarded as Editor’s Choice. X100T samples at the whole ISO and aperture range at dc.watch.  You can also head over to PhotographyBlog X100T samples includes 75 images and a 1080p movie taken with a production version of the new Fujifilm X100T camera.

Fujifilm X100T reviews and Full Coverage

The new Fujifilm X100T is the third generation of Fujfilm’s popular 35mm f/2 fixed lens compact camera. The new X100T focuses on making the handling and operation even better than before.

From Reviewed.com conclusion :

“While it won’t replace a DSLR any time soon for action photography, the X100T might just be the quickest-focusing enthusiast compact. […] The Fujifilm X100T is the polar opposite. Its controls encourage you to stop, look around, and use both hands to grab what you’re envisioning. The camera reminds you to savor the process. Such a great shooting experience is rarely worth quantifying with a dollar amount (ask a Leica fan), but nevertheless, the X100T continues to be a singular camera. It’s premium photographic bliss, made in Japan.

From Photographyblog conclusion :

“Many photographers have been wowed by the hybrid viewfinder in the X100/S cameras, ourselves included, but Fujifilm have still managed to make some significant strides forward in this area, making a great viewfinder even better. In particular, the innovative electronic rangefinder makes it even easier to manually focus both quickly and accurately, while the real-time parallax correction makes shooting at close quarters less of a chore.”

The Fujifilm X100T features a 16.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS II sensor with on-chip phase detection, a 23mm (35mm equivalent) f/2 lens, a 3-inch 1.04-million-dot monitor, seven customisable function buttons, raw shooting capability and a top sensitivity setting of ISO 51,200.

What’s new on the new X100T and is this a worthy upgrade over the X100S. You can watch the hands-on video and find out the answers. See also the X100T sers manual and quick specs comparison with the X100S.

Fujifilm X100T Price and Availability

The FUJIFILM X100T will be available in Silver and all Black in mid-November 2014 for USD $1299.95.