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Veröffentlicht: 2014-01-29, Autor: Mike , Testbericht von: pocket-lint.com
Giant viewfinder is ace, Excellent image quality just like X-E2, Retro mode dials are great in use, Solid build with weather-sealing, Tilt-angle LCD screen
Autofocus not fastest in class, No weather-sealed lenses (yet), Single SD, So-so battery life, Viewfinder ghosting in dim light, Some tight button placement
Let's get the slight downsides out of the way first: the X-T1 could do with a better battery, autofocus needs to be refined for precision, and continuous autofocus won't keep a similar price DSLR at bay in our opinion. Oh and there are no weather-sealed l...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-06-20, Autor: Elias , Testbericht von: pcworld.co.nz
Large and clear EVF, Tactile control, Excellent picture quality, Weatherproof body
Price is high, Wi-Fi function isn't great
Our overall experience with this camera was a positive one and we think it's a great piece of kit. We're happy to recommend it to anyone who favours tactile, labelled controls over screens and menu systems (though you can still use the screen and menu on...
Zusammenfassung: I was fortunate enough to test the X-T1 while on a trip to Guatemala, which was not only timely, but also pertinent when considering the camera's tough body. Fuji crafted the body to be sealed from the elements, essentially allowing users to snap photos w...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-08-11, Autor: Tim , Testbericht von: pcauthority.com.au
One of the best cameras on the market...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-06-20, Autor: Elias , Testbericht von: goodgearguide.com.au
Large and clear EVF, Tactile control, Excellent picture quality, Weatherproof body
Price is high, Wi-Fi function isn't great
The Fujifilm X-T1 stands out in a sea of compact system cameras, mainly due to its tactile exposure controls and excellent electronic viewfinder. It's expensive, but nevertheless an interesting proposition if you're after a small, high-performance camera...
The lowlight, highISO performance of the XT1 makes us rethink our timid approach to cranking up the ISO. We used the camera in tricky, dim light on fastmoving subjects with ISO set to 6400, and now reckon that 6400 is the new 800
Handling is a little slow compared with the competition. The Olympus OMD EM1 and the Sony a7 are snappier in the hand
The Fujifilm X-T1, with its compact size and stellar performance, makes conventional DSLRs seem old-fashioned. Who needs all that extra bulk when it doesn't translate into better image quality? The X-T1 has the same size-sensor as consumer DSLRs, so nothi...
The low light high ISO performance of the X-T1 makes us rethink our timid approach to cranking up the ISO, We used the camera in tricky dim light on fast moving subjects with ISO set to 6400 and now reckon that 6400 is the new 800
Handling is a little slow compared with the competition, The Olympus OMD E-M1 and the Sony a7 are snappier in the hand
The Fujifilm X-T1 with its compact size and stellar performance makes conventional DSLRs seem old fashioned. Who needs all that extra bulk when it doesn’t translate into better image quality? The X-T1 has the same size sensor as consumer DSLRs so nothing is lost in that department...
Zusammenfassung: This 16mp APS-C sensor camera has a weather-resistant body. Main controls for aperture, shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are analog, a useful retro feature for those wh...
Zusammenfassung: THE NEW FUJIFILM X-T1 JOINS THE OLYMPUS OMD E-M1 AND THE SONY a7 at the top of the mirrorless interchangeable lens camera category. For the past ten days I have had them all here together on the test b...
The X-T1 is a small departure from the original rangefinder style of Fujfilm's X-series cameras. It looks and handles like a DSLR, with a large viewfinder positioned on the camera's optical axis. But the mechanical dial controls are retained.Unfortunately...
