Fujifilm X-T100

[Archlich]

Clean design. Looks nice.

Sure it's not for most of us, but what's wrong with that?

 

[KismetSky]

This is Fuji’s first x-mount bayer sensor with an EVF correct?

That alone makes it a worthy addition to their lineup.

 

[jsrockit]

Clean design. Looks nice.

Sure it's not for most of us, but what's wrong with that?

Yeah, I think it looks pretty good for an entry level camera. I will buy one used for very cheap in 1-2 years as my throw away type of camera.

 

[MCTuomey]

Fuji currently has sixteen X series bodies. As confusing as some of their current menus.

ha! must be why I resist upgrading X bodies. i detest configuring 'em.

 

[Dogman]

Fuji menus aren't bad. I even figured out Olympus menus after a while and I'm pretty dense.

The X-T100 looks interesting to me although I'm not really in the market for another EVF Fuji body.

 

[B-9]

I caught the news in my email today.

I do like the removable grip, leaves room for 3rd party mods.

 

[anindyo]

The rotating dial in the back, near the thumb position, looks rather awkward.. (commonly in horizontal position).
Wondering what's the purpose.

 

[colker]

You have to understand that outside of the US, UK, and Japanese market, the XE3 and XT20 are still very expensive cameras. All camera gear in Chile is 30% more expensive than the US and the average person doesn't make as much money working. This is where a camera like this would do well. XA3 is already upgraded... and the XM series... who cares?

Another thing is that some people like the bayer sensor... so this could be a XT with a cheap body, EVF, and a bayer sensor. I think this could be useful to those of us that already own Fuji lenses or those that hate the Xtrans.

why hate the xtrans sensor? i have bayer on my nikon and it´s boring.

 

[colker]

Fuji currently has sixteen X series bodies. As confusing as some of their current menus.

why do you want less options?