Fujifilm X-T100 w/XC15-45mm Lens Kit Dark Silver X-T100 Mirrorless Digital Camera w/XC15-45mmF3.5-5.6 OIS PZ Lens - Dark Silver

First off, I whole heartedly recommend this camera. On to the review: having started on a 35 millimeter Nikon from the 70s, and then getting into the DSLR game when they were all still big clunky monstrosities, I was not expecting the svelte little package this camera came in. I unboxed it, picked it up and thought "who knew a mirror took up so much room?" I will say it was a little odd going from old school style cameras to one that does a lot of the work for you, but I found that a good deal of the buttons and switches and toggles were customizable to make it a much more familiar set up for me, then I was off to the races. It took a bit of time to get used to how Fuji lays everything out, but after a little bit of fiddling I found it to be quite intuitive. The build quality on this little guy is fantastic, with lots of confidence inspiring sturdiness and some good grip on the textured part of the body. Admittedly I did add an extra grip since I have fairly large hands and this is a pretty small camera compared to what I am used to, but I'm sure I would have managed just fine without the extra grip. I shoot a lot of extended exposure and bulbs shots so I needed something that had a wide ISO range and a wide selection of lenses to back it up. I am by no means a professional photographer but I do like things to work as they should and so far this hasn't disappointed. the lens that came with the camera shoots it just fine for everyday shooting and messing around, but using some of my older glass with adapters is where this thing really shines since you get the full manual controls. You do have to go into the menu and tell the camera you are shooting a non-standard lens for it to work correctly though. as of now I am completely sold and in love with this little guy. If anything changes or if issues crop up in the future I'll be sure to update the review.

I am dumbfounded at both the feature set, and the picture quality. The state of the art continues to advance, apparently, as this camera outperforms my Xpro1 in most ways. Incredible for the price. My biggest gripe is that it is too small, such that I inadvertantly change settings using buttons on the back while handling it taking pictures. I don’t have particularly large hands, it’s just that small. Overall, I am thrilled with it, and have already taken multiple keepers, the kind you print and cherish. Factoring in how small it is (meaning I am much more willing to bring it along when leaving the house), it’s low price, functionality, and image quality, it has become my favorite camera. I have GAS and don’t shy away from buying expensive gear, so that is saying a lot. It also helps that I already have a good Fuji lens collection.

Connectivity to Mac is terrible. It’s tied to phone and not generic Bluetooth of desktop or Mac. Very frustrating security apparatus. Painful. Over engineered access point!

Casual photos

After a month of deliberation I decided to make the jump into a new hobby and purchase the new Fujifilm X-T100. So far I am very happy with my purchase! As a newbie photographer this camera is everything I wanted and more. In my opinion I've found this to be a very capable camera, in a small package, at a reasonable price. I compared specs between every similar ~24MP, APS-C, Mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera on the market and finally purchased the X-T100. There are better cameras on the market for sure but I didn't want to spend over a grand on my first camera. I feel that my X-T100 will be a very capable camera to learn photography with. Pros: Small Size for even a mirrorless camera Quality Build EVF included APS-C sized sensor Articulating touchscreen Reasonable price In the Fujifilm X-Mount Family Cons: Bayer Sensor instead of X-Trans like the X-T20 Difficulty finding a case (brand new model)

I had to order new lenses to try this baby out. But I ordered this camera for making YouTube videos at home and of course to take nice high resolution photos. Let’s see how it goes.

I bought this camera based on rave reviews and repeated declarations that it is a beginner’s camera. It may be excellent for those who understand myriad settings but for those of us poised to move on from AUTO this camera is a disaster. I’ll note two drawbacks that killed this camera for me. First is that the AUTO setting does not allow the photographer to choose what part of the frame to focus on. The camera chooses it. This seems a basic function that every camera I’ve owned has allowed me to do. Second there are buttons galore and the slightest contact with them changes settings, often making the camera inoperable at the moment the photographer wants to shoot. I’ll assume that an experienced photographer will know what has been changed and how to readjust the camera, but for me, and I expect most beginners, it is frustrating to be unable to focus or maintain settings that change seemingly at random.

What a fun little camera. Takes excellent shots. Packed with features. The menus take some getting used to, being used to Canon cameras. Definitely practice before any big trips. The kit lens produces stunning images. I can't wait to get a hold of some prime lenses and see what this can really do. Took this to London and was very happy with my purchase.

I purchased this for my wife, and the design, size, & more importantly the accessibility for a learner, made it a great pick. Fujifilm doesn't make cheap stuff, so you get what you pay for: 1. Great build quality 2. Full suite of creative options 3. Fuji film color profiles 4. Nice kit lens (and access to brilliant X mount Fuji lenses) 4. Bunch of options and aids that will help someone mature to become a better photographer. The pictures right out of the camera are brilliant (even without the X Trans sensor). I personally switched to an MFT (Olympus OMD EM 10 II), and love the fact that I have DSLR like quality (and better features in some respect), in such a small form factor of a mirror-less camera. If you are not a professional photographer and have some appreciation for art & craftsmanship, you should definitely consider a mirrorless (certainly the XT100) over ugly and bulky DSLRs. People may complain that it's expensive, lenses are expensive etc. but remember, you get what you pay for. Photography is a great skill that'll alter the way you see the world, travel, express your creativity, meet and interact with fellow photographers etc. This is not a commodity, it's an investment. Get good gear, you only live once.

Precio y envío excelente, la cámara perfecta para alguien como yo que no tiene ninguna experiencia en fotografía en modo manual y con uso de lentes, las fotos salen increíbles con poca experiencia que vas obteniendo, es pequeña pero con un peso considerable, los materiales son buenos excepto en la parte inferior que se nota el plástico mas débil, es una cámara para disfrutar, de tomarte el tiempo adecuado para tomar una perfecta foto, el vídeo en FHD 59.99 FPS es muy bueno, el 4K a 15 FPS es simplemente inservible, los filtros de filme son una locura, puedes hacer fotos hermosas sin la necesidad de revelar en algún software, la batería alcanza un poco mas de 400 fotos, la compre con el objetivo 15-45mm que viene en el kit, me gusta bastante aunque el zoom es un poco lento y para video tiene un lag en el enfoque automático, el diseño es de lo mas bonito que hay en cámaras sin espejo, la recomiendo ampliamente.

The image quality from X-T100 is superb but the interference (and auto-focus) is laggy and sometimes unresponsive.

Good camera. Good picture quality. Lense provided is slow to focus. Camera accessories are very pricey.

Fantastic camera. This Fuji mirrorless is compact, lightweight and offers amazing image quality for an affordable price. The kit lens is extra compact and makes it very easy to carry with microUSB charging so a power bank can be used to charge it when on the go. Using the X-mount also means that lenses can be accumulated to eventually upgrade into a X-T30, X-T3 or a number of other Fujifilm mirrorless cameras. Only downside is the lack of 4K60 or even 4K30 recording (it's 4K at 15 fps which is practically unusable). Also, the autofocus is a little slow compared to my DSLR. However, as a stills camera and at 1080p recording it fantastic, especially for the exceptional price.