Fujifilm has finally announced the new X-T100, the first mirrorless device from their X-series. The X-T100 is a budget-friendly camera that stills offers aesthetic images.
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The Fujifilm X-T100 has similar rear controls as the X-T120 which was deemed as the best X-series device. Furthermore, the device features a touchscreen that tilts horizontally as well as an electronic viewfinder that has a pop-up flash. The X-T100 sports Fujifilm’s trademark shutter speed and it has the usual PASM controls for its exposure. Two unmarked dials can also be found at the top part of the camera.
The X-T100 features a 24MP APS-C sensor with a Bayer layout. Some users are all for the camera but some are disappointed. For its price though, it is a good camera and it also enables amateur users to use it without ending up confused due to complicated controls.
The Fujifilm X-T100 is a cheaper version of the X-T120 and is much easier to use compared to the latter. The camera arrived in the colors – Black and Gold. It will be available for purchase on June 18 in the U.S with a price of $599.95 (approx. Php 31,530) for its body. Fujifilm also offers the camera in a bundle with the new 15-45mm f/3.5-5.6 power zoom lens for a price of $699.95 (Php 36,786).
