Testseek.com have collected 132 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix X100 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix X100.
March 2011
(82%)
132 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The X100 is a great camera to use – fun, involving, and capable of very good images in all sorts of light. It’s well-constructed, and although the retro design won’t be to everyone’s taste, I love it. Finding a compact that forces you to engage with m...
Thanks to great photo quality, a clever hybrid viewfinder, and a cool, retro design, there's a lot to like about the Fujifilm FinePix X100
Sluggish performance, especially for such a high-priced camera, and a frustrating navigation control make shooting with the camera a lot less fluid than it should be
The Fujifilm FinePix X100 is a serious piece of photographic kit. Not only is it beautifully built, but it also offers excellent performance. Few concessions to beginners and a high price make it a specialist-only camera, though....
Superb quality quality, Exceptional image quality, Versatile yet easy to use
Very expensive, Fixed zoom lens, Slightly fiddly controls
The camera powers up from cold in a couple of seconds, meaning a fractional delay as you immediately move your forefinger from power switch to shutter release buton, but this is not too shabby by any means. Moreover, in not having a zoom that allows frami...
Great image quality, unique design, great build quality, ingenious viewfinder
Not the fastest AF, some macro focus issues, expensive, not for the mass market
The Fujifilm FinePix X100 is a niche blend of a fixed 23mm (35mm) F/2.0 lens and large APS-C sensor. Its build quality is sublime and the pictures it can take are astounding. It’s a serious slice of retro chic in a modern age, but most certainly isn’t ...
Rock solid build qualit Retro styling, bright lens and DSLR-sized sensor combo Stunning low light performance, Lovely shallow depth of field effects with sharp subjects and blurred surroundings
The expense, Backplate buttons could be larger and the scroll wheel is unnecessarily fiddly, No zoom, Common image quality issues including purple fringing and lens flare
It's clear that Fujifilm has put a tremendous amount of thought into the Fuji X100 and in many ways it's exactly what many people want: a small-form, large-sensor camera, with a fast optic and all encased in a beautiful and solidly-built body. Whereas ...
Like most photographers who saw the early prototypes of the X100, I couldn’t wait to use it and even considered buying one. Having now spent some time with the camera, it certainly has its charm and has more than proved itself on its image quality. How...
Published: 2013-04-04, Author: Charlie , review by: cultofmac.com
Amazingly wellbuilt, fullmanual controls, fast, gets out of the way, looks great… Everything else
Dodgy RAW conversion support from thirdparties, goes crazy when you snap a picture with the lens cap on, no Leica logo on the front (kidding!)
The Fujifilm X100S Costs $1,200 (I got it for way less by trading in a bunch of old Nikon lenses and an SB900 flash), and is worth every penny. It's the first digital cameras I have used that comes close to being as good as my old Leica M6. No, it's not a...
