Fujifilm X-Pro1

APS-C, 16 MP, 3"
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        Summary Fujifilm X-Pro1

        Prices Price
        Body only
        $1,045
        With 35mm lens
        $1,641
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        Score Snapsort rank
        Within its price range
        #n/a of 3
        Among similar cameras
        #n/a of 7
        Specifications Key specs
        Sensor size
        Help APS-C 23.6x15.6mm
        Screen resolution
        Help 1,230k dots
        Megapixels
        Help 16 MP
        Movie format
        Help 1080p @ 24fps
        Screen size
        Help 3"
        Light sensitivity
        Help 6,400 ISO
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        Lenses Lenses
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        Pros

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        The Fujifilm X-Pro1 vs other recent mirrorless cameras

        Screen resolution High resolution screen Help
        1,230k dots
        Thickness Thin Help
        1.7"
        Size Quite small Help
        Standard size (140×82×43 mm)

        Cons

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        The Fujifilm X-Pro1 vs other recent mirrorless cameras

        Movie format Full HD Help
        1080p @ 24fps
        Image stabilization No image stabilization Help
        Risk of blur
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        6 fps
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Weather sealed No weather sealing Help
        Need to shelter it from weather
        Autofocus contrast detection autofocus Help
        slower focusing
        External mic jack Lacks an external mic jack Help
        Limited to the in-camera mic
        Announced Old Help
        January 2012
        Popularity Not so popular Help
        Among snapsort users
        High-speed framerate High speed movies Help
        Not supported
        Viewfinder size Small viewfinder Help
        0.24x
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        6,400 ISO
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        16 MP
        Screen flips out Fixed screen Help
        Less flexible
        Battery life Shorter battery life Help
        300 shots
        Lens availability Slightly fewer lenses available Help
        58 lenses
        Built-in flash No built-in flash Help
        Professional

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        Discussion

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        Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (1:38 PM, June 04, 2012)
        Hello @yahoo-FUXVUPPRCJ4VQ326CULC4AHXW4:disqus , Snapsort uses DxOMark scores to determine the image quality of a camera, unfortunately they have yet to publish their image quality test results for the X-Pro1. Once they do I am sure the X-Pro1 will rank better. 
         
        Avatar for Bon Bon (2:35 AM, June 03, 2012)
        I used to like this website, it seemed a clever way of comparing cameras. But after seeing where the X-Pro1 ranks in your so called comparison I have changed my mind. Sure it's not cheap and the auto focus is a little on the slow side, but the image quality is superb. In the mirrorless world the X-Pro1's image quality is second to none, yet in the eyes of Snapsort is doesn't even rank. If I select "mirrorless" and "overall image quality" I would expect that this would be on top, but alas you seem to have forgotten poor Fujifilm in favour of Sony and Pentax, I'm not saying they're imaging isn't good, but c'mon, seriously the X-Pro1 doesn't even get a mention.
        You say that is slightly large and heavy, but when compared to DSLR cameras offering similar image quality it is actually quite small and lightweight.
        Also the price you mention for 'body only' is the amount I paid for body + 35mm lens.

        Fail - Try again Snapsort.
         
        Avatar for Steve Down Steve Down (3:12 PM, April 10, 2012)
        3 issues with your assessment of the X-Pro1. First, it absolutely does have an in-camera panorama mode. Go to the DRIVE menu and choose Panorama and follow the instructions. Second, you mention "short exposures" - the camera has a bulb mode that, with a very cheap, standard cable release can take very long exposures. Third, you mention, "very expensive", with a cost of over $2,600 - At most retailers (Amazon, B&H, Adorama, J&R, etc.) the body sells for $1,699 and the 18mm and 35mm lenses cost $599 each. Amazon will give you free shipping and no sales tax, for a total of $2,298 with one lens. Expensive? Perhaps, but your cost figure is off by over $300.
         
        Avatar for Jonas N Jonas N (11:51 AM, March 16, 2012)
        Amazing camera. Almost a perfect mirrorless. The only thing I would watch out for (try it in a store first!) is its auto focus speed, and also its own, new, lens system offering very few lenses. Those that are there seem to perform very well though, and more should be available in the future with adapters as well as Fujifilm's own forthcoming introductions, of course.

        I personally own the X100 and I'm still happy with that one. I bought that in December, knowing this one was on the horizon. I personally believe that having a fixed lens on the camera is strangely liberating. There's no need to think about or worry whether that lens would be the best, since you have no choice. It gives me a bit of a peace of mind.

        Still, I'd rather go with this X-Pro1 if I didn't already own a DSLR (Nikon D90). I think this one is a far better choice if it's going to be your only camera.