Agreed this is more than a simple P&S. Built in ND filters, hybrid viewfinder, APS-C sensor, manual dials...this camera was and still is loaded. I had this camera 5 years ago, and just ordered a used one again.
I just purchased an X100T. I want an X100V but they aren’t available. If they are available there is a large premium to be paid. I saw an used V on Craigslist for $1800 and the listing was gone in less than eight hours. The F is also selling for a premium. Hello T. As you suggested, if the camera took good images seven years ago, it continues to take good images now. Why would I want this camera? First there is the quality of the images. SOOC they are very good. One feature that many people appreciate about Wolff Fuji bodies are the film simulations. They really work! I am using the X 100 T as my EDC. Not as small as the Rico GR iii but I can easily put this into a jacket pocket. I appreciate having a flash. I appreciate the leaf shutter. It’s a very good all around camera. Do I wish I had an X 100 V? Yes. I’m not gonna spend the premium for a three year old camera. My guess is Fuji is either going to start accessing sufficient amount of chips and solve there manufacturing problems or the X100VI will come your soon. It will have the new 40MP sensor and I hope IBIS. Until then the T will suffice. This is truly a nifty camera. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)
Bought a used one a couple of months back. & yeah the 1st Jpeg's SOOC was a wow moment. I was surprised how fast the focusing was, at least in broad daylight. I suspect it might struggle in lower light but maybe I'll be surprised. I shoot Oly, Canon M sys, Nikon apsc & FF also but those 1st shots from this were just a wow thing.
@@mk1photography62CMOS is the sensor type. The other (older) sensor type was CCD. The sensor size is APS-C. The X100 had an 12mp APS-C CMOS with a Bayer array. The X100s and X100t have a 16mp APS-C CMOS with X-Trans array. The X-trans array allowed Fujifilm to dispense with the anti-aliasing filter, in theory producing more detail and sharpness from the sensor.
Good find. I just bought the same for $700. Maybe could have talked him down a bit but I am in love with the camera. Especially after looking at x100v's for $2k, it was an easy decision
It is definitely choice of pro. ^_^ Light and easy. Retro, feel solid on hands, sweetest spot of sensors megapixel image sizes, warm colors, not too digitally sharp, image produce has the film looks feel, and the list goes on...love it. The focus speed are fast and good enough for street/daily/family shoots (not for continuous shots on sports).
I think you might know more about the microphone than you do the camera. Its a large sensor fixed lens range finder style compact with full manual controls. Not a point and shoot. And all x100 's have film sims.
There is a solution in addition to Fuji's wide angle kit (more expensive): Nikon Wideangle Converter WC-E68's with a step down filter + fuji's lens adapter.
calling this a P&S camera is disrespectful. Yes you can put it in Program mode and treat it as a P&S camera but so can EVERY digital camera, even the pro ones. I don't know Any P&S camera that has all the features, controls and quality of this camera. I think the correct term you are looking for is Fixed Lens camera or Rangefinder Style camera. It operates exactly like the X-Pro cameras but without the ability to change lenses. and NOBODY ever called That camera a point and shoot.
Hey 👋 I currently also have a Fuji X10 and enjoy it a lot as an every day camera next to my professional gear. But I would absolutely love to get a better quality Fuji for taking with me on travels, but also using it in day to day life. How are you enjoying the X100T? Would really appreciate any feedback! All the best!
The x100s and even the x100 first gen all have built in film simulation
I’ve put just over eight hundred thousand images on mine & loving it - Fuji has just rebuilt it in 2023 ❤ 🎉
WOW! 800,000 clicks! 👍👍👍🤯
Agreed this is more than a simple P&S. Built in ND filters, hybrid viewfinder, APS-C sensor, manual dials...this camera was and still is loaded. I had this camera 5 years ago, and just ordered a used one again.
I just purchased an X100T.
I want an X100V but they aren’t available. If they are available there is a large premium to be paid. I saw an used V on Craigslist for $1800 and the listing was gone in less than eight hours. The F is also selling for a premium. Hello T.
As you suggested, if the camera took good images seven years ago, it continues to take good images now. Why would I want this camera? First there is the quality of the images. SOOC they are very good. One feature that many people appreciate about Wolff Fuji bodies are the film simulations. They really work! I am using the X 100 T as my EDC. Not as small as the Rico GR iii but I can easily put this into a jacket pocket. I appreciate having a flash. I appreciate the leaf shutter. It’s a very good all around camera.
Do I wish I had an X 100 V? Yes. I’m not gonna spend the premium for a three year old camera. My guess is Fuji is either going to start accessing sufficient amount of chips and solve there manufacturing problems or the X100VI will come your soon. It will have the new 40MP sensor and I hope IBIS. Until then the T will suffice.
This is truly a nifty camera.
Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)
Bought a used one a couple of months back. & yeah the 1st Jpeg's SOOC was a wow moment. I was surprised how fast the focusing was, at least in broad daylight. I suspect it might struggle in lower light but maybe I'll be surprised. I shoot Oly, Canon M sys, Nikon apsc & FF also but those 1st shots from this were just a wow thing.
X100s also has film sims for anyone wondering.
This is true. I think they introduced Classic Chrome in the T version?
Even the original X100 that has a Cmos sensor has film simulations. From the X100s they mount X-Trans sensors and not a cmos as said in the video…
@@luigifiorindo5726 CMOS is the sensor size XTrans is the sensor Fuji type
@@mk1photography62CMOS is the sensor type. The other (older) sensor type was CCD. The sensor size is APS-C. The X100 had an 12mp APS-C CMOS with a Bayer array. The X100s and X100t have a 16mp APS-C CMOS with X-Trans array. The X-trans array allowed Fujifilm to dispense with the anti-aliasing filter, in theory producing more detail and sharpness from the sensor.
The F was a game changer for street shooting!
Great review. Many thanks!👍👍👍
I just bought this X100T in Silver in 10/10 condition with 3800 shutter count for $575, it is a good deal?
Absolutely
Good find. I just bought the same for $700. Maybe could have talked him down a bit but I am in love with the camera. Especially after looking at x100v's for $2k, it was an easy decision
Found a good condition one for 250 AUD
@@randomsomeguy156 where do you usually find good deals for cameras in australia? i only know ebay and i have never found one cheaper than $600
@@randomsomeguy156 omg where did u find it? 😭
Yes, I love it. It produces really, really nice 16MP photos. I have no desire to upgrade.
i just order used x100t in good condition for 470$. Super excited!
I own the X100s and it does have multiple film simulations.
It is definitely choice of pro. ^_^ Light and easy. Retro, feel solid on hands, sweetest spot of sensors megapixel image sizes, warm colors, not too digitally sharp, image produce has the film looks feel, and the list goes on...love it. The focus speed are fast and good enough for street/daily/family shoots (not for continuous shots on sports).
im here tryna find a youtuber that doesnt say "right off the bat" within a video
P&S the x100t??? Blasphemy!
These triggered comments 😆
we need to slow down, amen
Thanks for the review. I think you should redo it after 6 months of extensive use.
I think you might know more about the microphone than you do the camera. Its a large sensor fixed lens range finder style compact with full manual controls. Not a point and shoot. And all x100 's have film sims.
I’ve had one since 2015 or 2016. Great camera, just wish the lens was a bit wider.
There is a solution in addition to Fuji's wide angle kit (more expensive): Nikon Wideangle Converter WC-E68's with a step down filter + fuji's lens adapter.
Film simulation started with x100. And this is not a point and shoot. It is a a semi pro camera.
I have an X70 and it is very similar in specifications. Nice cameras.
x100S have film simulation but not as much as the T
i just got a mint one for 400$, is it a good deal?
That's a fantastic deal, Zion! I hope you get years of joy shooting with it.
calling this a P&S camera is disrespectful.
Yes you can put it in Program mode and treat it as a P&S camera but so can EVERY digital camera, even the pro ones. I don't know Any P&S camera that has all the features, controls and quality of this camera.
I think the correct term you are looking for is Fixed Lens camera or Rangefinder Style camera. It operates exactly like the X-Pro cameras but without the ability to change lenses. and NOBODY ever called That camera a point and shoot.
Agreed, almost rolled off my chair when he said that ;)
Not to mention that this is NOT the first model to have film sims. The original had them. I know because I owned one.
Super commentary. Thank you for posting.
This was posted the day of my birthday. Oh my god is this a sign of something ?
Point and shoot???? Seriously???
Cant decide which one to buy X100T or X100V. Which one do you recommend?
even the Fujifilm S5 Pro from 2006 has film simulations and all the other x series cameras as well.
I just bought one, super excited for it, have an X10, this and an EOS R!
Hey 👋
I currently also have a Fuji X10 and enjoy it a lot as an every day camera next to my professional gear.
But I would absolutely love to get a better quality Fuji for taking with me on travels, but also using it in day to day life.
How are you enjoying the X100T?
Would really appreciate any feedback!
All the best!
i love mine
$600 to $800 in 2022 I"m afraid.
All camera prices are crazy right now, it's scary
I try to listen to you but I am absorbed by your cuteness
This is what happens when you don’t script your videos… really bad and imprecise information
Is this comparable or similar to the xt-100, if the xt has the same lens.