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  • Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera
  • Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera
  • Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera
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Rs.  87,890 (Last Known Price)
Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera is permanently discontinued.
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27 Jan 2012 By Good boid On flipkart.com

After several long months of browsing forums and looking for the perfect travel/daily camera, I finally went and bought the X100. I'm a strictly hobbyist photographer, mostly interested in shooting people, streets and buildings. Let's talk about the bad stuff first - Be warned! The X100 is a different photographic beast since you can't zoom to compose images. You can't afford to be lazy with this camera. Composing images that with other cameras was just a flick of a button or a twist of the lens, is now an activity that reminds you to enroll for gym class. This camera has terrible battery life and barely gets you through a day of shooting (Fuji says 300 pictures on full charge, but it's more like 250. Buy several batteries, if you're an active shooter). The camera menu is a bit messy, but not bad as the internets are making it out to be. Trawl the nets to find out settings that suit your style of shooting, and stick with it so you don't have to fiddle with the menu systems often. The start-up time is a bit laggy, you can't just turn on the camera and shoot immediately, it takes a few seconds (3-4 seconds) but the start-up time improves exponentially if you format the card in-camera and use a Class 10 SD card. Using the Optical Viewfinder can produce parallax when close to the subject. There have also been lots of complaints about the slow AutoFocus in low light for this camera. It's no better or worse than my Panasonic LX5, just shoot in AF Continous mode and it's fine. Not such a big deal for me. Hmm... those are about all the negatives there are to this camera. Now onto the good stuff and man are they good - Image quality! To me this is all that matters and no camera in this size currently produces the kind or results that this camera can produce. If you want similar or better image quality you have to graduate to the Leicas (M9, M9P etc) and to me at Rs 5 lakhs (10,000$)and above, for a body and 35mm Summicron lens, this is not even a consideration. The Leica X1 comes close, but this camera beats it by a narrow margin IMO (the X1 is more expensive by 800$). The X100 lets you shoot very usable JPEGs without having to use RAW all the time, and the JPEGs have enough headroom to work with in post. The Straight-out-of-camera JPEGs are... how do I describe it... very film like. Sharp and soft at the same time. The build quality of this camera is amazing, and Fuji have really put in a lot of time and effort into getting this right. The camera feels like a serious photographic tool that lends confidence while shooting. The top and bottom parts are die-cast magnesium alloy which house the controls for shutter speed, exposure compensation and the shutter button. The lens has the aperture control, like any proper camera should, and once you know your way around the camera you will rarely look away from the viewfinder while composing a shot. The hybrid viewfinder is a work of art and magic. Being able to switch between a large bright optical viewfinder like a DSLR camera and then at the flick of a switch have an 1.4 million dot Electronic view of your scene is fantastic. To me that's worth the price of the camera itself. Parallax does show up when shooting close with the optical view finder, but Fuji projects a reworked frame line which shows how the image will be finally composed so you get used to recomposing pretty quickly. While shooting focus critical shots in low light, just switch to the EVF and you're good. The metering and Auto White Balance in the camera is the best implementation I've seen in any camera till date. The average metering works very well, holding highlights in check. Or while shooting portraits, turn to spot metering, point at the cheek of the subject (which is usually blown out) and click. The ISO performance of this camera is outstanding! DXOMark the website that is known for technical tests on all consumer cameras rates the ISO performance on this camera higher than the Nikon D3s till ISO 3200. The low light jpgs straight out of camera at 3200 are actually usable especially for FaceBook size images, though I would frequently restrict the ISO to 1600. I'm taking time out to write this in the hope that all the effort I put into research over the last few months is of use to someone else. I'd like to end by saying that the most important factor to me, since buying this camera, is that it makes me want to get out there and take more pictures. And that to me is the best 'feature' of this camera. Good luck!

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17 Nov 2016 By Gautam Nevatia On flipkart.com

Super colour tone, outstanding fill flash, makes churning out super people pictures a cinch. And u can walk around with an x100 anywhere and not look like a dork as u would with an slr. Buy! Buy! Buy! "......".....

Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera User Reviews

Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera Specifications

General
Brand Fujifilm
Type Mirrorless
Series X series
Title Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera
Sensor
Type CMOS Sensor
Size(W x H) 23.6 x 15.8 mm, APS-C inch
Processor Model EXR Processor
Effective Resolution 12.3 MP Resolution
Lens
Lens Type Prime
Optical Zoom 1 x
Lens cover Yes, Lens Cap
Lens Construction 6groups 8 lenses (1 aspherical glass molded lens included)
Aperture Range f/2-f/16 Aperture
Video
Resolution Available 1280x720 Pixels (720p HD)
File Format MOV
fps 720p Frame rate : 24
Slow Motion Effect No
Flash
Built in Flash Yes
Flash Features External flash
Hot Shoe/Flash mount Yes
Direct Print PictBridge
Connectivity
Wifi No
HDMI Yes
Bluetooth No
NFC No
Pictbridge Yes
USB Yes, Type 2.0, 480 MB
Previewing
Viewfinder Yes, Hybrid Viewfinder
Display Type LCD
Display Size 2.8 Inch
Display Resolution (No.of dots) 460000 dots
Moveable Display No
Touchscreen No
No. of supported language 35
Brightness Adjustment No
Storage
Built in memory 20 MB
Memory Card Type SD, SDHC, SDXC
Storage File system DCF, DPOF, EXIF
Other Features
Shutter Speed 1/4000-30 sec
ISO Auto, 100-12800 ISO
3D No
Auto Focus Yes, Contrast detection
AF Points 49 Points
Touch Focus No
Manual Focus Yes
Image Stabilization No
In-camera Editing Pictures, Resizing, Cropping, Red-eye correction when previewing, Videos, Movie Mode Create, Movie Mode Edit, Creative, Calendar, Frame,
HDR Shooting Mode No
Drive Mode Yes, Single Shot,Continuous Shot,Self-timer
Burst Mode Yes, MaxBurst:10 shots(JPEG)
Microphone No
Self Timer 10 seconds, 2 seconds
White Balance Type Auto, Custom, Fluorescent, Incandescent
Iris control No
Supported media/softwares MS Windows 7, MS Windows Vista, MS Windows XP
Files
Image File Formats JPEG, RAW
Image Minimum Resolution 2 MP
Video File Formats MOV
Video File Size 4 GB
Exposure
Exposure modes Aperture priority, Automatic Mode, Full manual, Program Mode, Shutter Speed priority
Exposure Lock Yes
Design
Dimensions (WxHxD) 126.5 x 74.4 x 53.9 mm
Weight 405 Gram
Rugged No
Available Color Options Black
Warranty
Warranty Period 2 Years
Battery
Battery model NP-95
Battery Rechargeable(proprietary)
Battery Type Li-ion
No of Shots 300 Frames
Other Accessories
Accessories Inbox Fujifilm X series X100 (23mm f/2-f/16 Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera ,Li-ion Battery NP-95, Battery charger BC-65N, Sholder strap, USB cable for the FinePix X100, Lens cap, Metal strap clip, Protective cover, Clip attaching tool, CD-ROM,Manual
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