Fujifilm X-T100 Express Review

2018.08.20

Fujifilm has been filling its lineup of X-mount mirrorless digital cameras by making more affordable models with really high-quality sensors and well-rounded feature-sets. Their newest addition is the X-T100 which slots itself between the entry-level X-A5 and mid-upper-level X-T20.

The Fujifilm X-T100 sports a 24 megapixels APS-C CMOS sensor with Bayer Color-Filter-Array and Anti-Alias Filter, unlike the rest of the X-T family which uses the unique X-Trans technology. Using a conventional sensor, exactly like many mid-range DSLRs use, allows the X-T100 to deliver high-quality images while keeping its price low. This sensor is capable of 6 FPS continuous shooting and 4K Ultra-HD video capture at 15 FPS.

Still, this digital camera inherits many upper-range features, including a relatively large 0.39" EVF with 2.4 megapixels, 0.62X magnification, 100% coverage and an essential Eye-Start Sensor. Plus, the X-T100 can perform 9-frame bracketing, built-in HDR, Time-Lapse Video, Interval Timer, Multiple Exposure and much more. Ergonomics of this camera are striking above its class with triple control-dials, a traditional mode-dial and a removable grip.

Read the express review of the Fujifilm X-T100 right here to find out how it performs and measures up to its siblings.

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