Fujifilm FinePix X100

The Fujifilm FinePix X100 has a novel optical / electronic viewfinder overlay that is worth taking a look at if you're planning on visiting the show. The front switch is used to switch between the different optical / electronic views, and the lens has a manual aperture ring around it (as well as an Auto position).

The top has a number of manual controls, and dials for exposure, shutter speed, function button and flash hotshoe.


The screen on the back is bright, and the electronic spirit level is a useful feature. The camera's focusing speed was slower than some people had wished for - and it does seem to focus at roughly the same speed as a compact digital camera, although I have not done any scientific testing, so this is just my general hands-on opinion.


Update:

Very much a rangefinder style camera, but without the rangefinder focusing system.

Aperture ring and lens hood.

One of the menus. Dynamic Range bracketing is one of the options, along with 5fps shooting.

ISO starts at 100 goes up to 12800.

If you want to know anything about the camera, leave a message in the forum and Josh will pass your comments over to Fujifilm.

Keep checking the Fujifilm FinePix X100 Forum post for updates. Read our full Fujifilm FinePix X100 Review.

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