Testseek.com have collected 149 expert reviews of the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm X-Pro1.
March 2012
(82%)
149 Reviews
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Users
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88 Reviews
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The editors liked
New sensor design delivers very sharp images even at base apertures
True Rangefinder-like experience
Good selection of prime lenses that take good advantage of the sensor
Retro classic design
Good selection of fast prime lenses
Superior low-light performance at high ISOs
Excellent image quality
Pleasing color rendition.
The editors didn't like
Relatively slow AF
Changing from photo to video mode a little cumbersome
Too expensive
Especially given the competition in the sub 50K range
Abstract: X-Pro1 camera system. I was invited along with a number of other industry journalists and photographers to a brief hands-on with the camera. A full production kit, with all three lenses should be in my hands early next week, and I will update this review on a rolling basis as I get to know this important..
Astounding image quality; hybrid viewfinder is great to use; superb lens quality; excellent LCD screen; expansive 49point AF array
Autofocus a little slow; battery life should be better; only three launch lenses; black paint not hardy enough; loose fitting lens caps; no builtin flash
The Fujifilm X-Pro1 is a staggering camera. It's not going to suit all tastes and is far from a mainstream consumer camera, but those seeking a digital rangefinder will find very little to moan about. The camera's images are exceptional, delivering on ...
Quality: phenomenal! Razor sharp, precise colour capture.Why you'd buy the Fujifilm X-Pro1: you want full manual control; you need access to high quality lenses.Why you wouldn't: maybe you want to wait for the zooms to appear! you want a stabiliser to sho...
Abstract: Fuji X-Pro1, 18mm f2 - 2 seconds @ f16 ISO 200 Part One of This Review is Found Here First Heat, Then Light Before we get to all that photography silliness, we have to talk about what to call the Fuji X-Pro1. ...
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Published: 2012-01-19, Author: Bob , review by: pdnonline.com
Abstract: Last week we provided a first look at Fujifilm's new mirrorless compact system camera, the Fujifilm X-Pro1. After a Fujifilm press conference at the CES show in Las Vegas to unveil the X-Pro1, writer Bob Rose got some hands-on time with this retro-style ...
Abstract: For photography fans at CES this week, the launch of Fujifilm's new X-Pro1 system camera has probably been the show highlight. The X-Pro1 is not just a new camera, it's a new system with three lenses to start off with and as you would expect from Fuj...
Classleading image quality, Extremely low image noise up to ISO 6400, Excellent sharpness, Great color accuracy, Above average metering system, Good whitebalance, Excellent EVF mode, Plenty of direct controls, Instant video recording start and stop, Excel
Very slow autofocus in lowlight, Sluggish autofocus in good light, Slow shottoshot speed, Not ExposurePriority, Inconsistent AF points and frame in OVF, Only one Fn buttonOnly one of ISO, SelfTimer, DOFPreview or WB is accessible at a time, No AEL in MF
The Fuji X-Pro1 is a 16 MP digital camera with delivers class-leading image quality thanks to its unique X-Trans sensor which does not use an anti-alias filter.Paired with one of the three excellent XF-mount lenses, the X-Pro1 produces some extremely shar...
Abstract: One of the fastest growing segments of the digital camera market is the smaller bodied interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras that have been released by many manufacturers in the last 12 or so months. Filling the gap between DSLRs and compact point a...
Abstract: Some companies plod along, slowly incrementing the marketing bullet points with new models. These are usually the ones that have turf to protect and market share to hold onto. Other companies, hungry for position, and without entrenched products to protect are more willing to innovate...
Abstract: Forum Login For a variety of reasons I was unable to review the Fuji X-Pro 1 when it came out in January, 2012. Among these was that I was in Mexico at the time and working on other projects. My colleague Nick Devlin had my proxy and wrote a couple ...
