REVIEW: Nearly Two Weeks With the Fujifilm X-T1 | Jeff Carter
When Fujifilm announced the X-T1 in February I wasn’t sure if it was the camera I wanted to complement my existing X-Pro1 and X100 because of it’s DSLR layout. Yes, this is a full on X-Series Compact System Camera, but it is the first with a central EVF (Electronic View Finder) and a DSLR, rather than Rangefinder, design. Fast forward and on Tuesday 15 April I purchased the X-T1 and VG-XT1 grip and now here is my first thoughts on owning and using the latest pro level camera from Fujifilm. Ever since getting the X-Pro1 in October 2013 I have been struggling with the reasons to keep the full frame Nikon D800 and four lenses (I sold the D700 and two lenses to pay for the X-Pro1 and four primes). Don’t get me wrong, the D800 is a stunning camera and it’s 36mp full frame sensor produces the goods when I can be bothered to pack it into the camera bag. And that’s the rub, the weight of the Nikon and its associated lenses, are not worth the hassle when I can get the quality I need from the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and X100….
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