Fujifilm X100T overview updated
We've just updated our Fujifilm X100T overview with a detailed analysis of the camera's controls and operation. With access to a beta X100T, we've taken it for a spin and assembled a real-world samples gallery. In the process we've got to know the camera a bit better and have addressed questions about the viewfinder, e-shutter and Auto ISO behavior. See how the updates to the camera have taken shape in its operation and controls.
Read our updated Fujifilm X100T overview
View our gallery of real-world samples from the Fujifilm X100T (beta)
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