FujiFilm X100T Pro Reviews

The X100T is an excellent photographic tool that's engaging to use and capable of beautiful images. Its autofocus is starting to show its age, and its unusual X-Trans sensor's benefits are hard to discern in an era of 24 and 28MP rivals. But there's currently nothing to touch it in terms of the size/price/image quality balance it offers and the style with which it does so.

The Fujifilm X100T is a worthy successor to the X100S. It adds a sharper LCD, Wi-Fi, and Classic Chrome film emulation, and earns our Editors' Choice award.

The Fujifilm X100T has a hybrid optical / electronic rangefinder viewfinder which makes the camera a unique proposition. With retro styling and handling, thanks to the two-tone silver and black design, the camera feels great in the hand, and with a large number of external controls you have direct access to aperture and shutter speeds making the X100T feel like a "real" camera, with responsive controls. The X100T has a bright f/2.0 35mm equivalent lens and as long as you are happy with this focal length then the camera would make an excellent choice, delivering extremely high quality photos. There is also the option of a wide-angle (WCL-X100, 28mm equivalent) and telephoto (TCL-X100, 50mm equivalent) adapters giving additional versatility, although these do add additional bulk to the camera. The Fujifilm X100T is priced somewhere in the middle of APS-C compact cameras, and for many happy X100 buyers, the X100T will deliver many useful updates, including better image quality, a better EVF, quicker controls and response, although the price may put some people off. For owners of the X100s, the upgrade to the X100T may not be as appealing. If you are looking for a high quality compact camera with a large sensor, then the classic retro styling and large viewfinder, along with excellent image quality and beautiful Fujifilm colours, make the Fujifilm X100T a great choice, and highly recommended.