Fuji X-T1 Review

[@Jeremyspoptart]

Would you be willing to do a video on what your settings are set to on your X-T1? Thanks keep up the informative videos.

[@band1tt]

This is one great review, you hit the spot! I eat trough reviews when I am considering new gear, and you got yourself another subscriber. Thumbs up!

[@MrZombs123]

Nice little overview of positive and neg of the camera. i liked it.

[@rockster72]

Nice review, but fw 4.0 changed a lot of stuff. AF is now nearly perfect. Give it a try.

[@alextobing7404]

Great video...im starting palying hard with my 1st camera XT1 as a newbie....im enjoying it....

[@boogiedownbronx73]

Fuji X-T1 vs Nikon D7200 I've tested both and I never owned a DSLR or Mirrorless Camera. I always rented when shooting for specific assignments. I travel a lot and enjoy landscape & street photography and need low-light. I enjoy the lightness of Fuji, but one part of me thinks the Nikon will be a better option for what I want. Ideally I need only 2 lenses. The Nikon comes with a 18 - 300 mm zoom lens and the FUji with 18 - 135 mm. Though I've heard the Fuji lens is much sharper. Price wise I can get some good deals here in Japan. Any suggestions?

[@VladHTX]

Love the Fuji X-t1, had the sony a7 and switched to fuji mostly for the lenses.

[@jiteshrohra]

thanks for the nice review Toby, do you feel its worth paying that extra bit for the X-T1 over the X-E2, a large viewfinder is a very important feature for me.....is the X-E2 viewfinder too small...?

[@kazcnepj]

The VF on the XE2 is pretty big and easy to look at. It also has the VF in the left side of the camera compared to the XT1 which is in the middle like a dslr. If a bigger VF is the most important thing than go with the XT1. It also has more features like an intervalometer, remote control wifi and more external controls including faster AF.

[@mariusz3983]

Turn on high performance mode to enable better AF on this camera

[@streets28mm]

Great review Toby, happy you like the autofocus in normal light, the only sticky point for me was the autofocus! I am still waiting for mine, and did order it with a 23/1.4! I am thinking cutting rubber in the same shape as the controller buttons on the back and stick them with glue to just bring them up a bit but I'll wait and see if I need to! Oh did Christina play with X-T1? Any thoughts?

[@photorectoby]

That 23mm is going to be sweet on there - wonderful walk around lens. Christina really liked it, she will share some more thoughts on the podcast tomorrow. The back buttons could use a little help and I think you plan might work well. Steady hands to get this little bits stuck on cleanly!

[@Alexandra-Rex]

A very nice review. I'm currently in the process of selling som of my Pentax gear to get the X-T1 (selling my K-5, keeping the K-01 for video purposes, even if video IQ isn't that good on it, it's fully manual). I'm also keeping some lenses for Pentax to use on the X-T1 both with a normal lens mount adapter and a speed booster (not Metabones as they don't have one for K to X yet). I'm very excited about the X-T1 and the adapters as I'm a big fan of manual focusing.. Your video gave some more input about it, so thanks for that :)

[@Sufibooks]

I low light just switch to manual focus/peaking works great

[@timppatimo6287]

I am a Canon 7D user and 7D starts to be a little outdated by modern standard, so i was thinking of upgrade. The only mirrorless body i can think of is this one, mainly because of it's weather sealing and this wonderful EVF. However, i'm still tempted to get 7D mark II at the same time. It is also good with low light, much more weather sealed (i live in Finland so it's important for me), the battery can hold way more shots, and after all i do some action shots sometimes, and 7D's focus tracking and burst rate are amazing. So it's a huge dilemma, 'cause if i'd have money, i'd just simply buy both, but in my financial situation i have to make a choice: smaller, cooler vintage-styled and quality mirrorless body or stay loyal to bulky Canon which is technically still better in many ways?..

[@elliotstern40]

I found your review like others I have watched from you RIGHT ON. You approached it from a point of absolute honesty. I would like to see an additional review now that the firmware is 3.0. Maybe you did and I have not yet found it.

[@jpderose72]

CameraRec Toby Greay review as always. Do you know how the X-T1 compares to the Panasonic GX7 ?

[@CraigLanceA]

Great review! Couple questions: 1. Image quality is better than the Canon 70D? 16MP vs 20MP? Why do you think it's better? 2. IYHO, do you think that in-body IS is better than in-lens? 3. I used to own a Fujica film camera. As far as I can tell, FujiFilm owns the Fujica name, right? Is there any reason why they started naming their cameras FujiFilm instead of Fujica, especially in this digital age? Thanks in advance.

[@photorectoby]

1. We talk about this some in our podcast out tomorrow - But remember that the MP number does not tell the whole story and the X-T1 just has a newer better sensor that produces cleaner files. 2. usually lens IS is better but I think honestly that it is often a toss up - some lenses are better than some body IS and vice versa. 3. I think this is(was) an effort to connect their very good film line in the public's mind with their new digital camera line. They stopped using the Fujica name with the last of their film cameras.

[@CraigLanceA]

Thanks!

[@DANVIIL]

At the ten minute point, you still didn't mention anything about the outstanding image quality of the Fuji. IQ is why photographers buy camera. Who cares about body built IS? Sony and Canon and Nikon don't have that. You can turn up to 7 different buttons into any function you want because they are customizable. The Fuji has phase detection. Remember that Fujifilm updates their firmware for their camera, even ones that are out of production. This is a 2+ year old and very outdated review of this camera.Many things have been enhanced with firmware updates.

[@Sikhislove]

Outdated but who cares ...35mm film is outdated people still love them...what's your point..its still a great camera

[@paulbest1408]

toby I read it does have phase detection pixels ... , but I guess 70d has the dual I think that's the difference of getting the lowlight shots .... I was amazed at the iso performance on your blog iso 6400 and 12800 looked usable it helps that this camera has no low pass filter ... about the grip . I see that they sell a small grip for extra grip not a battery grip and I agree why buy a battery grip for bulk it up.. great review ..

[@oscarhalder]

Sir any plans on reviewing the Fuji X100(S/T) cameras? Thanks for the review.

[@kimberlynorton]

Good video. You never did address whether the XT1 allows for live view exposure simulation like the canon does. The Nikons do not do that, so when changing a setting on the Nikon you have to guess at what the final picture will look like..

[@photorectoby]

Fuji does. Pretty much everyone does except Nikon.

[@kimberlynorton]

Yea, for that reason Nikon might not be a good starter camera for someone who eventually wants to progress in photography. Canon on the other hand does not offer a date stamp on entry level dslr, so there is the trade off.

[@completelystupid87]

Thank for the review. I just wonder if it's worth it to upgrade to this camera from the T5i. I personally look at this camera because of the manual control, and the film camera look which I love for my whole life.

[@photorectoby]

+completelystupid87 The image quality is a step forward from the T5i and offers excellent manual control.

[@dynaudiofocus]

Thanks for the reply,size and weight of the xt1 is mainly what's making me think about the change.and it's sexy

[@photorectoby]

It is sexy and the viewfinder is awesome!

[@photomusicman9413]

Great video. Would the X-T1 be good in low light if there was a flash attached that could aid focus with its infra-red beam? I'm thinking wedding dances where there are only disco lights. Thank you.

[@Angelchildxx]

I'd add that one of the reason bring me to the X-E2 is firmware updates. Fuji nailed it when it comes to firmware updates (today they released 2.0 software for my X-E2 with lots of goodies). The X-T1 is very nice, my impression is that it's still unripe for what it aims for though. Sure it's a very good start. Fuji lenses has very high IQ. I see the X-E2 as the only mature X-camera at the moment. If someone's searching for a pro-mirrorless body and want 1) smaller body 2) APS-C sensor 3) great lenses..then Fuji is probably a serious take. In fact I ended up to consider Fuji as the most-balanced-solution in the mirrorless market. I mean: - OM-D: incredible camera (not cheap) with an incredible amount of lenses (and this is probably its major selling point), incredible IS, but is lacking in point 1 (very big for a mirrorless) and 2 (smaller sensor = less DOF). - Sony A7: great FF sensor = great DOF, small body considering that it's a FF camera, but it's lacking in no. 3 (lenses). - Fuji instead is very good in no.1, 2 and 3. Obiuvsly nothing is perfect, neither Fuji. So it's up to our preferences. After all there will always be compromises to deal with. That's my view :) Great review Toby. I see your interest for mirrorless has growing lately. Very good ;)

[@photorectoby]

You summed that up really nicely. I agree that Fuji and how much they seem to listen to the wants of the photo community AND provide those nice firmware upgrades is a big plus. I add about the Sony - not only is it lack of lenses but a fear of Sony changing something up again and leaving those with alpha mounts without a future. And "very big" maybe a bit of a reach for the Olympus but they are bigger - that's true. Would you mind taking this comment (or I could) and adding it on the review page? digital.photorecommendations.com/recs/2014/04/fuji-x-t1-review/ I think it is an overall excellent summary.

[@Angelchildxx]

CameraRec Toby you're welcome! ;)

[@Angelchildxx]

CameraRec Toby done! I used my twitter/ig name (rsstn) ;)

[@photorectoby]

Angelchildxx Appreciated!!

[@rainergieringer7600]

Hi, great review... I own a OMD EM 1 and a friend has the XT 1 and I had a chance to shoot with the 23mm Fuji on it and the colors and Dof where great...Would you recommend to sell of the OMD EM 1 and go for the XT1? Thanks

[@michaelwhiles5282]

Well I still have a near Mint TX 1 and it gets regular use alongside my XT4

[@ubercurious]

Thanks Toby. Really enjoyed this review as I am seriously considering this camera. Is there no way around the EVF/LCD trying to 'gain up' and creating noise? My big concern is night photography - shooting cityscapes and the like. I'm seeing demos of the Sony cameras at night, for example, focusing on the distant shoreline, and the LCD doesn't seem to have the noise issue you demonstrate this review. Yet the EVFs in these cameras are of similar resolution. Any additional tips or comments on this?

[@hitekffred]

Hi I enjoyed your review and I recently bought the the Fuji X-T1. However, when I try to use my Nikon SB-800 strobe, the Fuji, if I am lucky, will only fire the flash once every four or five shutter cick attempts! I find this very annoying and had I known beforehand I probably would not have bought this camera. I know in your review you fired the Canon strobe without any issues and I am wondering if the Canon strobe has different contacts over the Nikon strobe. Please advise. Thanks

[@ricoh.laurel7130]

Thanks for the great vid. I've been a dslr shooter for many years now, but the xt1 just blows me away with the great image quality it produces, and the compact package. And so i'm about ready to jump into the mirrorless world of the xt1. But the transition would be much easier if there was an adapter system that would allow me to use my Nikon lenses! Would you recommend a particular brand? What are the disadvantages of using other brand lenses vs the dedicated fuji lenses? Thanks!

[@photorectoby]

Rico, Take a look at the Metabones - they are pricey but good quality with reliable camera/lens communication. No real disadvantage of using Nikon on Fuji except carrying around bigger/heavier lenses than necessary - but if you already have them go for it.

[@moviewatcher1024]

I just ordered one from B&H. Nice review.

[@stefarena]

Hey Toby! I have a question! Which camera would you chose between a Nikon D5300 and a Sony a6000, I want a camera for a trip to Europe, thanks!

[@kevinmartin8465]

Great video! However, may I humbly suggest a revised review? The new 3.0 Firmware upgrade have given this camera even more amazing features! The addition of Electronic Shutter up to 1/32000 as well as totally silent shooting. The "classic chrome" film simulation, and the excellent Wi-Fi app for remote shooting to name a few. :-)

[@ynnebbenny]

As always another great review. How does its price compare to the Cannon 70D?

[@photorectoby]

X-T1 is a little more money. Body only $1299 70D is now sitting at $999 for body only but release price was very similar.

[@craigwilson1604]

Im thinking of downsizing to a fuji system to save weight and interested in a xt1 or xt2 and im curious if you shot any nightscape or milkyway images?

[@carlosdeleon7209]

Thanks for the review Toby. Let me ask you this, how about the print quality from the xt1? I do a lot of prints on my own..specially in b&w and i will like to know about the prints coming from this camera. Thanks!

[@photorectoby]

Carlos De Leon Beautiful prints!

[@TheVFXbyArt]

Hey Toby, thanks for the great review as eel as the interview with Nathan. You mentioned in passing that the Fuji Xt-1 fired off canon flashes, obviously without the proprietary TTL or other auto features. I was wondering if it would fire canon flashes via the canon radio st-e3-rt radio remote. All that is needed is the triggering since the remote can control the intensities of the flash. Thanks!

[@upnorthbob410]

I think many people who grew up using film cameras like the Fujifilm X-T1 and Nikon Df, because of their retro look and feeling.

[@ExposedChannel247]

I'd include myself in that camp :)

[@alexisrosablanca6107]

Going to rent the Fuji XT1! GREAT REVIEW MAN! Any suggestions on a lens?

[@TobiasGelston]

Rent from www.borrowlenses.com/?blpid=dpr_lens_rental I would get the 18-55 and the 23 or 56mm prime depending on what you will be shooting. 56 people, 23 walk around.

[@photorectoby]

Rent from www.borrowlenses.com/?blpid=dpr_lens_rental I would get the 18-55 and the 23 or 56mm prime depending on what you will be shooting. 56 people, 23 walk around.

[@alexisrosablanca6107]

Thanks Toby ! Can't wait to check it out in person!

[@jonhermannsson9231]

Nice review - and nice camera - my big issues are - no Touch LCD or Touch To Focus - no IS on the Primes - IQ is very nice and lens quality overall is very good - so putting together a kit with few primes and some zooms is not cheap with each lens close to $1000 - Sony with their A6000 or E-mount APS-C seems to make lighter lenses - but then again not quite the same quality and no F1.4 or F1.2 or no 70-200mm F2.8 or a 24-70mm F2.8 either - Although I have the Fuji and NEX7 I still prefer my M43 cameras - the OMD-Em1 and most of all my Panasonic GX7's - just a joy to use - I am glad the T1 has a Mode Dial - something my X100 and X100s do not have - so yes the M43 does not quite offer the same shallow DOF although the 45mm F1.8 Oly and 20mm F1.7 Pani do quite well - just wish I had the Panasonic 42.5 F1.2 with IS - so there are few compromises but overall a more enjoyable system - I hope Fuji will work on making their X series a bit more user friendly - I guess the X100T coming soon can still be for the Purists that like and love everything manual - no auto focus - no Touch LCD - no Fn buttons etc - I just happened to like AF and Mode Dial and Touch LCD and Fn buttons etc :)

[@Rockafee]

hi Toby! does it allow full manual control during video recording as a Canon 70d?

[@demianserafino]

Hello Toby! and thanks for the review. I have just one doubt about shooting when i have my eyes on the EVF. I know aperture dials are on lens and shutter on body buy seems to be difficult to move them looking thru the viewfinder. Do you know if i can move them using the front and back dials and have this info on the evf instead of using the two hand way of moving them thru body and lens? I hope i a have been clear with my question. Thanks in advance for your help!

[@n22pdf]

I own an X-T1 and 5D Mkiii.. I have to admit Im well impressed with the X-T1 :)

[@photorectoby]

Very nice isn't it?! What lenses do you use and have you considered using an adapter for your Canon lenses?

[@allenchau2599]

CameraRec Toby there are no adapters for canon lenses

[@maray3434]

Hello sir, I have a quick question regarding the auto focus assist light on my Fuji X-T1, I have a Nissin I40 Flash, but the assist light does not work on Fuji cameras, Have you communicated with Fuji to see if they plan on issuing an update to fix this problem with Fuji cameras

[@mehnajmim5146]

what the lance is batter for photography!

[@NickMach007]

Very thoughtful review. Nicely done

[@dynaudiofocus]

Hey,do you think I would be mad to sell my d7100 and pro lenses and also my Fuji x100 and change to the x system x-t1?? Will I be blown away do you think?? The big question is will be better than the d7100?? Reply will be appreciated

[@photorectoby]

dynaudiofocus Mad? nope. Better than the D7100. . . Not in low light but in your normal day to day shots it will be just as good and certainly MUCH lighter to carry around.

[@IFrancyISantosI]

for me, i have to say the manual controls don't slow me down compared to a dslr. to switch modes i actually see me being faster. because aperture is always manual and in most cases ISO is set to Auto.. .. so when the scene changes i just turn the shutter dial a half circle and i'm in.. (I own the X-T10, so i dont need to press a top button) the exposure is always correct because of the Auto Iso.. compared to a dslr where i actually had to switch the mode dial and then the select the shutter speed was i step more.

[@photorectoby]

+Francisco Santos Nice!

[@jordanwalters827]

I am looking into getting either a XT1 or a Canon 70D. Toby, do you have a recommendation for either? I am going to india and I will be taking pictures of large landscape pictures (TAJ MAHAL) and I will also be taking pictures of street vendors (CLOSE UPS) and animals (LIONS FAR AWAY). I also want to be able to take interview videos with the camera that I buy. But only interviewing for the camera because I am getting the go pro hero 4 for all other videos. thank you! CameraRec Toby

[@angelisone]

Jordan, get a Rebel T5i with reduction lens Canon 10-22/3.5-4.5 for landscape. And the Sigma 120-300/2.8 to prevent lion from eating you for dinner. Fuji cameras CAN NOT shoot wirelessly or tethered to a computer.

[@chowmonkey2002]

I checked your 500px and Instagram. Can't find your work. Your Flickr is a group with other peoples work. Do you have a personal website with your work?

[@davidmthekidd]

Currently considering the xt1 or the Sony a7 II. Which would you recommend the most? I'm coming from a nikon d5300. I need something smaller and more compact.

[@Kprawl291986]

A7 II you won't be disappointed.

[@kaibe5241]

+David Marte depends what you're doing. The lenses avilable to the X series are far superior to the ones available to the A7s. Also, depending on the model and your use-case, the A7 may be better, particularly in low-light situatiosn. The XT1 has amazing low-light performance, but the A7s are something else entirely - setting new bars for low light performance. Then there's the full frame vs crop sensor, again depends on your use case and what you're doing.

[@kaibe5241]

+David Marte also, the A7 is substantially more expensive (by double) of the X-T1

[@joshtlawrence]

Hi, is this worth an upgrade from the original X100?

[@photorectoby]

Joshua Lawrence I think so! YOU have interchangeable lenses with a good selection of lenses. - beautiful viewfinder and much more.

[@kaibe5241]

+Joshua Lawrence the X-T1 is far and beyond what the X100 is. It's very much aimed at the enthusiast/professional. I have an X-E2 which is a step up from the X100, and the X-T1 is a step-up again. Features such as silent shutter mode (awesome for weddings/private events), better flash control, amateur on the lenses and more - all adds up to a really, really nice camera.

[@petergunndetective]

Like the lead in music. Cool stuff.

[@photorectoby]

Thanks Peter!

[@meyayoemie3271]

someone can tell me. which one is better used to photograph a model for the clothing of the FUJIFILM X-t1 or FUJIFILM X-m1,

[@emreozcan1910]

hey. where is 'Fuji x-t1 button guide' video?

[@photographerjonathan]

I love the fuji image quality, and fast primes, but I would rather have traditional control dials like on a Nikon or Canon or A7, front and back control wheels, and the ability to change focus points with one touch, so even though I love allot about the fuji, I have been reluctant to buy it, but the A7 doesn't have the glass, and has a noisy shutter, and everything else seems to be less image quality, so I am frustrated, I wish Nikon would make a D800e or d7100 mirrorless, or Canon 70D or 5D mirrorless, but they don't, I already have a 5Dlll, but want something smaller, and eventually would love to have a smaller lighter full frame mirrorless system, and get rid of my heavy Canon gear, but as of now i'm not sure weather to go for the fuji, it's important to me to have image quality, but it is also important to have a camera that is easy to navigate, so what do you think, any advice

[@bray4940]

Thanks for the great review. I couldn't get any of the sample images to load. When I click on the icons, the error could not load images.

[@photorectoby]

Bernard Hunt Oops - I moved my site a few months ago and some links broke - I just fixed this. Thanks for letting me know - you should also watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/rneTaol4rcaef80

[@bray4940]

Thank you Toby!! Thanks for your reviews...I'm still on the fence about purchasing this, but have seen a lot of pleased photographers gravitate towards it. So that helps too... The camera isn't that expensive, it's the Fuji lenses.. albeit very nice lenses:)

[@b1lasa]

in a dilemma to choose between a6000, fujifilm xt10 and Olympus omde 10

[@Asmoc23]

+aida awalludin im in the same dilemma :) Did you chose one ?

[@b1lasa]

I wanted to give a6000 a try. Haven't bought it yet tho. Hoping Sony didn't release a new model after I just bought it.

[@bray4940]

Toby, do you, or any of the viewers here, know if there is a good remote flash trigger that I can use with this and trigger my Canon flashes?

[@gdoyle9130]

Bernard Hunt I've used the Cactus V6 transceiver for a while now with the X-T1. Works a treat with all the flashes I own as well as others I borrow now and then. Doesn't matter if that's Canon, Nikon,,,,,. You can remotely change aspects of the flash but no TTL(Only to the flash on the V6 on the shoe). For what they can do, the price should be more. Look up the videos.

[@homieClosely]

Good review. A breath of fresh air in regards to the many sponsored ones as of late. Fujifilm has done that crazy firmware 3.0 update, so I would love to hear the review from you.

[@photorectoby]

Thanks - this was just a review unit so I won't be revisiting this soon but maybe I can get Nathan kzbin.info/www/bejne/rneTaol4rcaef80 to chat with me again and give us his thoughts on the update.

[@sirdalus]

is it capable of high speed sync with flashes?

[@justsaying7741]

Dale Hines no it doesn't have a leafshutter

[@MorganaNoTelhado]

Does this camera film ?

[@simonbond7000]

it does but there are many better options, i would say this is more for photography

[@sega62s]

Great review.

[@ricoh.laurel7130]

Thanks Toby!

[@moner02]

like ur reviews, keep it up!

[@dieseldavey]

So I guess your a canon guy then and aint that keen on the fujifilm xt1. I have this camera too and will probably sell it on in the near future. I have had Nikon most my life but don,t want the large size of the D800 ETC anymore. So for me it will be back to the drawing board as I Hate the auto focus on the XT1 also found their is no quick fire mode were you could let the camera find its own focus point for candid photography.

[@angriestphotographer3590]

Great Review... I like it alot

[@MuhammadIkhwan95]

Hi all, anybody can help me on my XT-1 f0 problems? I detached my kit lens and replace with new fix lens but suddenly the aperture ring either autofocus or manual focus not working. it shows f0, eventhough I have tried to move the aperture ring.. but still show f0. I try to clean it by microfiber cloth but still happen the same f0. please help

[@davidjewels]

I very rarely give out compliments, but….. this is a REALLY great review!!!!

[@photorectoby]

Thanks David. You might want to watch my interview with wedding and travel Photographer Nathan Smith - we talk lots more about the X-T1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rneTaol4rcaef80

[@PewLaserBeams]

you mentioned you did the a7 review, I can´t find it.

[@photorectoby]

Sony a7 Review - Sony a7 Review

[@PewLaserBeams]

CameraRec Toby Thank you :)

[@spikecb22]

When is Nikon making the DF-was-bad-The-XT-1-was-better-so-this-is-our-version?

[@eatinMcdonaldsfryz]

Toby I just wanna be your friend in real life. You seem really down to earth

[@photographerjonathan]

nice camera but Fuji needs to ad touch screens, and so does Sony

[@slothsarecool]

They could really use a refresh of their lens design, they look super cheap, not as bad as Canon but yikes :s sometimes I wonder who designs these things.

[@GaryLum]

Great review

[@atyl1972]

2 clicks for focus point, no as you can set a button as a fn for the focus point selection

[@photorectoby]

Oh - Nice correction. Thanks!

[@atyl1972]

CameraRec Toby no worries, have you experienced this camera with landscape shots yet, was wondering how it would fair compared to a dslr for dynamic range etc.

[@photomusicman9413]

atyl1972 I demo'd this in a camera store yesterday and found that I had to push a button first before choosing the AF point. Can you explain what you mean with the fn button? Would I have to press it and then use the back buttons to focus? Thanks.

[@atyl1972]

PhotoMusicMan I don't own this camera but I'm pretty sure that you can choose the DOWN part of the d pad as a shortcut for focus point selection, again i don't own this camera but i'm sure i have seen it elsewhere, hope this helps

[@photomusicman9413]

atyl1972 Thank you atyl1972. I was all ready to buy this camera until the Nikon D750 was announced. I am glad I demo'd the XT-1 yesterday and, unbelievably, the camera in store (Jessops in the UK) had not much battery power, no SD card and the screen was flickering like crazy. Great demo! The viewfinder is amazing - huge, but those 4-way buttons are so deep and there is no 'give' on them. I am so used to Nikon but something about this camera draws me to it - if only it was full-frame as I do like shallow DoF's. I'll have to keep thinking until I make my decision.

[@KawanBest]

great video.

[@junjunjr.llauderes4424]

the problem with mirror less camera is that its expensive and the lenses are expensive to!!! it's a rich man camera.....

[@mogencheng3829]

nice background :D

[@RaisesCom2]

This or Sony a6000?

[@photorectoby]

Natu "Altermax" Myers Depends on you as a photographer.

[@kaibe5241]

Natu "Altermax" Myers there's no comparison. X-T1 is a far better camera than an A6000.

[@kaibe5241]

Natu "Altermax" Myers that's not to say the A6000 is bad - not by any means. It's an amazing point-and-shoot.

[@RaisesCom2]

Kirk Bushell I know but I need to do some video stuff too and I heard fuji sucks for that

[@photorectoby]

Sony if you want to do video too. Fuji X-T1 if you care just about pics and want a better manual experience

[@alextobing7404]

I mean *playing.... "Shooting without killing"😃

[@tomgee887]

You just can not get away from Cano-Nikon can you I think your reviews on any other cameras unless they are Canon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tomgee887]

If its not Canon its no good you may aswell say