Testseek.com have collected 107 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix X100S and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix X100S.
June 2013
(86%)
107 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Hybrid optical and electronic viewfinder with exposure and focus area overlay, Highquality lens, fast, sharp and hardly any optical flaws, Excellent build quality, Excellent image quality at low ISOs, Responsive in most shooting modes (unless you're brack
Image quality less than what is achievable from an APSC sensor, No shake reduction, Slow and somewhat inaccurate autofocus, LCD smallish and of low resolution by today's standards, Shutter speeds can't go lower that 1/4 s in autoexposure modes, Quirky con
The Fujifilm X100s a relatively compact APS-C camera in a nice retro design. It has an excellent viewfinder that even can be switched between optical and electronic modes. Even in the optical mode all essential shooting information is presented thanks to...
Fantastic SLRlike image quality, even at high ISOs, nifty hybrid viewfinder, cool look
It's expensive, Fuji's menu system is less intuitive than alternatives
There are many capable mirrorless cameras selling for about what the X-A2 is asking, and there's no unambiguous winner. Sony's A6000, for instance, offers a higher-resolution sensor, twice-as-fast continuous shooting and more versatile video capabilities...
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Published: 2013-07-01, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder. Superb high ISO image quality. 35mm wide-angle field of view. Fast f/2 lens. Excellent control layout. Fast focus. Continuous shooting at 5fps. X-Trans image sensor. Wide-angle adapter available.
Bigger than some other large-sensor compacts. Lens suffers from edge softness. Macro shots at wide apertures have a soft-focus look. Video could be better. No image stabilization. Rear LCD could be sharper
Don't be fooled by the Fujifilm X100S's retro exterior; it's a modern, full-featured digital camera that impressed us enough to earn our Editors' Choice award....
Published: 2013-06-26, Author: Philip , review by: popphoto.com
Given the price of the X100S, it is difficult to draw comparisons. For the same bucks, you could easily get a camera that performs as well and accepts interchangeable lenses. But the compactness and the overall experience wouldn't be the same.Furthermore,...
By Josh Fate Fujifilm's X100S is an updated and much more powerful version of the X100, which was released in 2011. While there haven't been any changes to the body of the camera, the insides have been overhauled; including a new 16-Megapixel X-Trans ...
Abstract: The has several Film Simulation modes. These attempt to capture some of the brilliance of various kinds of . The X100S' Film Simulation modes are much better than the cr......
Abstract: Forum Login Chinatown Alley, Toronto, April 2012 Fuji X100s, 1/180th, f5.6, ISO 200 A Little Sibling Rivalry So you're dating this great gal. She's smart, cute, and good company. She seems to really care for you and gives you most of what you need...
16MPX X-Trans CMOS sensor, Fast Hybrid AF with manual focus aids, Hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder, Bright f2 35mm equivalent fixed lens, Excellent high ISO noise performance.
Viewfinder prone to light leaks, 1/1000 min shutter speed at f2, Lacks built-in wi-fi and GPS, Limited movie exposure options, Buttons occassionally unresponsive.
The Fujifilm X100S builds on the success of its predecessor, the X100, with a new sensor, faster, more accurate focusing and a raft of other improvements. Fujifilm has concentrated on improving what needed it and fixing (most of) what was broken, whil...
Abstract: The Fujifilm X100 was a redefining camera for the point and shoot segment, but sadly, it shipped with many flaws. However, the X100s feels like a camera made by a company that listens to its customers. Not only does the new camera inherit no flaws from th...
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Published: 2013-04-22, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Pretty looks, Fast autofocus, Great image quality, Hybrid viewfinder
Clumsy control system, Video is an afterthought, Minor build quality complaints
