FujiFilm X100F Camera

FujiFilm X100F Camera

FujiFilm X100F

maker: FujiFilm
sensor: APS-C X-Trans*1 CMOS III
mega pixels: 24
capture rate: 8 fps
format: digital
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This premium compact digital camera is equipped with an advanced hybrid viewfinder and a 23mm fixed focal length lens with a maximum aperture of f/2.8. While maintaining an elegant design and providing advanced electronic settings, it’s also easy to set exposure manually.

Control

New features in the FujiFilm X100F include the Built-In ISO Dial, incorporated into the Shutter Speed Dial reminiscent of film cameras of yesteryear, the focus lever, which allows you to instantaneously move the focus area without having to take your eye off the viewfinder, and the C position for enabling ±5 stop exposure compensation. Most of the operation-related buttons and dials are concentrated on the right-hand side to allow quick change of settings while firmly holding the camera.

Viewfinder

You can now change the magnification of the electronic rangefinder, shown in a small window as EVF at the bottom right corner of the optical viewfinder, for enhanced accuracy when checking the focus. The Real Time Parallax Correction function is applied to the focus area in addition to the guide frame to enable assured framing and focusing in the Manual Focus mode.

Performance

The FujiFilm X100F features the 24.3MP X-Trans CMOS III, an APS-C sensor with no low-pass filter boasting the highest performance in the history of the X Series, as well as the X-Processor Pro high-speed image processing engine to deliver outstanding color reproduction and gradation of tones in both stills and videos with high ISO sensitivity and low noise.

Photos Taken with this Camera

Yulia in Moscow
The Helsinki Cathedral
Striding through Helsinki
A Helsinki Discourse
Behind Government
Lorraine

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