Fujifilm X-E1

Announced Sep 6, 2012 •
16.3 megapixels | 2.8 screen | APS-C sensor
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A solid camera with excellent build quality, traditional layout and one of the best -if not the best- APS-C sensor served by razor sharp X-mount lenses. Light and portable and very discrete it is the ideal travel camera. The image quality at lower ISOs is exceptional, skin tones look absolutely natural and high ISO performance nothing less than spectacular. Excellent dynamic range and unique capabilities for B&W photography. Congratulations to Fujifilm for making such a great camera for the ...

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Just got my XEi plus fuji 18mm lens. Really must rave over this camera. I think the image quality is superior to ones from my EOS 5 mk2. Lens is virtually distortion free, colours are lovely, have it set to Fuji velvia film emulation so it just has a tiny bit of extra saturation - I live in the uk and the weather is so miserable that a little kick to colours is nice. Optical viewfinder lovely to use at night and the flash is remarkably good although not powerfull. I bought an adaptor so I ...

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I bought an x-e1 from hong kong before they were available in the UK and couldnt wait to get my hands on what seemed to be the ultimate in quality and value mirrorless cameras and was left unimpressed after a few months of usage. What i liked the way aperture and shutter speed A, S and M are selected - so intuitive, should be this way on all cameras focal length and speed of the prime lenses available as well as the price LCD display, sharp and useful looks cool great build quality What i didnt ...

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Finally, a camera that fits my needs . Fast lenses that you can afford , f ast intuitive and amazing picture quality up to ISO 3200. I have arrived.

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If only the auto-focus was as fast as Olympus, I would have rated it as 5 stars! This camera is truly not only a design marvel but the performance of the 35 mm f/1.4 lens is simply mind blowing with such a signature character. The sharpness, correctness of the colores, bokeh ...etc. simply beyond my expectation. The weight and size is excellent too. In my opinions a wireless huttter release should be available too in the near future. Honestly I have never seen such a successful mirorless ...

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I was lucky enough to get this the first week it was shipped to B&H without being on a waiting list. There's no camera that's in this price with kit lens can match its photo quality. If you want video get a gh3. Auto mode is decent but this camera screams to be in full manual. This is the type of camera when you just look at it you know you should go out and shoot. If your not shooting it's simply a pleasure just to look at. Menus are very simple and straight forward only thing to make this ...

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Ho acquistato da poco la Fuji X-E1 e sono già in possesso di una Nikon D7000 e devo dire che la X-E! ha una definizione migliore soprattutto ad alti valori ISO. Molto pratica e facile da usare con tutti i comandi a portata di mano e con impostazioni personalizzabili. Non dimentichiamo il design raffinato e il bellissimo obiettivo in kit. Spero che Fuji commercializzi presto gli altri obiettivi in programma.

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After months of anticipation based upon glowing pre-reviews from Dpreview, my X-E1 arrived a week ago, and today I am returning it back to the store. Evidently the trans-x sensor is proving difficult for Adobe and other vendors to translate correctly, which results in a "watercolor effect" within the tonal details. (No other processing is done to the image.) And this has been a problem since the X-Pro 1 was released almost a year ago? I'll wait until I hear this has been fixed because ...

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Go check out my blog here for more info if you are on the fence. I compare it to a Canon 1D mk II and Panasonic m4/3 offerrings. http://lxcellent.blogspot.com/2012/12/test-drive-of-fujifilm-x-e1.html Problems: There are some quirks that will take some getting used to...But that image quality makes it all worth it!

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I bought the X-E1 because I can't stand using the rear LCD of digital cameras, I need to look through the finder to feel connected. I also wanted something small as I found I didn't use my SLR very often any more because of size. I can't be botherd using raw as I have better things to do with my time. but I wanted the versatility of interchangable lenses that are reasonably fast. and of superior quality. I love the idea of the Nex 7, but most lenses are rubbish unless you pay a fortune for ...

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