Abstract: When Fujifilm launched the X-Pro1 in Australia a year ago it emphasised that it was a “first camera option”, meaning it wasn't intended to merely supplement a D-SLR, but to replace it completely. The price tag – similar to that of a higher-end D-SLR – hel...
Abstract: If the X-Pro1 is a bit beyond your budget, you can have almost as much fun with the ‘economy' version which still convincingly delivers a classic camera experience. Brilliant though Fujifilm's X-Pro1 undoubtedly is, it's primarily aimed at professional...
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Published: 2013-08-07, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com.au
The Fujifilm X-E1 delivers excellent photo quality in an attractively designed body with a streamlined shooting layout
While not bad, performance lags in its class, and the video quality disappoints
It's not a general-purpose recommendable camera thanks to subpar video and slightly sluggish performance, but for photo-quality-first photographers who want the analog-ish shooting experience, the Fujifilm X-E1 rules in its price range....
Improved autofocus, Retro design, Lots of dials, Fantastic EVF
Not a touchscreen, Can't shoot raw in all situations, Hidden video mode
You might also like... What camera should I buy? Your options explained Overall, the Fuji X-E1 is an extremely interesting proposition that we can see being incredibly successful. Combining the fantastic technology of the Fuji X-Pro1 with a more consumer-...
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Published: 2012-11-30, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Absolutely, for stellar images. But not if you want bells and whistles. This isn't a camera for video, for in-camera effects, wi-fi, or scene modes. It's for unadulterated photography, with fantastic image quality and control...
If you're in the market for a mirrorless camera and not committed to other systems, the X-E1 is well worth a look, particularly if you prefer a traditional control layout. Aside from the X-Pro1, the main competitor for the X-E1 is Sony's NEX-7, which also...
Abstract: The rear panel of the X-E1. (Source: Fujifilm.)The top panel layouts in both cameras are almost identical, right down to the design of the shutter button and on/off lever control. Both cameras have the 'traditional' dial controls for shutter speeds and ex...
Abstract: What ' s not?A plethora of buttons and other control options might flummox less experienced users while some crucial functions aren't immediately obvious.The bottom line:This is a real enthusiast's camera. It presents some challenges, but the Fujifilm X-E...
The Fujifilm X-E1 is a solid mirrorless camera with an innovative image sensor, but it doesn't quite have the chops to unseat the Olympus OM-D E-M5 as our Editors' Choice....
