Fujifilm X-S1

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        Summary Fujifilm X-S1

        Prices Price
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        $710
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        Score Snapsort rank
        Within its price range
        #n/a of 5
        Among similar cameras
        #n/a of 9
        Specifications Key specs
        Zoom
        Help 26x
        Screen size
        Help 3"
        Aperture
        Help f/2.8
        Screen resolution
        Help 460k dots
        Wide angle
        Help 24 mm
        Movie format
        Help 1080p @ 30fps
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        Pros

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        The Fujifilm X-S1 vs other recent digicams

        Screen flips out Flip-out screen Help
        Great for movies
        External flash External flash Help
        Better lighting
        Fastest shutter speed Fast shutter speed Help
        1/4000 of a second
        External mic jack External mic jack Help
        Record higher quality audio with a microphone
        Viewfinder Doesn't use battery, see more detail Help
        Digital
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        The Fujifilm X-S1 vs other recent pro digicams

        Built-in flash Built-in flash Help
        Usually standard
        Battery life Incredible battery life Help
        460 shots
        Zoom Above average zoom Help
        26x

        Cons

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        The Fujifilm X-S1 vs other recent digicams

        Low light performance Very noisy at high ISO Help
        216 ISO
        Movie format Full HD Help
        1080p @ 30fps
        Dynamic range Very narrow dynamic range Help
        11.2 EV
        Announced Old Help
        November 2011
        Overall image quality Very low overall image quality Help
        49.0
        Color depth Little color depth Help
        20.4 bits
        Supports 24p No 24p movies Help
        Missing that film look
        Popularity Not so popular Help
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        The Fujifilm X-S1 vs other recent pro digicams

        Aperture Narrow aperture Help
        f/2.8
        Screen resolution Very low resolution screen Help
        460k dots
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        7 fps
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Autofocus contrast detection autofocus Help
        slower focusing
        Screen type Screen type Help
        LCD
        Weight Very heavy Help
        920 g
        Sensor size Small sensor Help
        2/3" 8.8x6.6mm
        Size Quite large Help
        Large (135×107×149 mm)
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        3,200 ISO
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        12 MP
        Focus points Fewer focus points Help
        49
        Thickness Thick Help
        5.9"

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        Discussion

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        Avatar for Alexander Cooper Alexander Cooper (4:21 PM, February 08, 2016)
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgNJ-gOOqxY
         
        Avatar for Alexander Cooper Alexander Cooper (4:21 PM, February 08, 2016)
        Hi - I note that this one says it does not support 24p for a 'film' look. Is this correct? Because I see in this youtube video that they compared this to a rebel t3 and it came out on top.
         
        Stephen (1:29 PM, February 02, 2013)
        Hi I am looking for a camera that can take decent sports shots (ie Judo, martial arts etc) Ideally I would like the Canon 7D but the budget just won't stretch that far. I was looking at the Fuji X-S1 and the Sony Alpha 57 liked both of these cameras a lot, the Sony seems to be a faster camera but would I have to invest in a new lens to avail of the benefits? The Fuji on the other hand is a fixed lens with an aperture of f2.8 any advice which might make the better choice?
         
        Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (2:25 PM, July 03, 2012)
        Thanks for letting us know, we must have missed that. We have added it now, and it will appear on Snapsort tomorrow. You can see the scores on our sister site Sortable now if you would like.
         
        Santhosh0304 (0:54 PM, July 02, 2012)
        DXO scores for X-S1 has been updated on June 27 still not updated here ?
         
        Tonyhansen (5:17 AM, February 13, 2012)
        Hi, may be a bit late here but i have had the x-s1 for over 2 weeks now and love it. The iq is great and you still have the features of the h10, h20. The x-s1 is a lot faster especially with shot review turned off. It is bigger, better,weather sealed and with optical image stabilisation. With the size i find it very comfortable to use and carry. Hope this helps. nesnah53. You can check my gallery on the fuji photo site.
         
        Dante (1:06 AM, February 05, 2012)
        Thanks for an extremely useful site for comparing and buying cameras.

        Please note that the X-S1 does have something for HDR effect,  Although it is only available at reduced resolution in its EXR cell binning mode, the results are in some aspects better than the normal HDR. 

        Also, the X-S1has metal body and lens, both of which are weather sealed.  I believe that should be mentioned when comparing with other superzooms or other cameras in its price bracket, e.g. the G1X.  Finally, a bridge camera that really handles like a well made DSLR.  Yes, I tried it.
         
        Xw. (3:26 PM, January 23, 2012)
        As someone previously mentioned, the 0.47" viewfinder has a 100% coverage. The XS-1 has upto 10fps continuous shooting capability, and supports 70, 120 and 200fps high speed video.
        Source:
        http://www.fujifilm.eu/uk/products/digital-cameras/pro-enthusiast/model/x-s1/specifications/

        I'm stuck right now between this or a Canon EOS 60D. For me, I want to upgrade from my current HS10, mainly I want a better picture quality, but I have also done some contract work recording for a boxing company, which involved filming for DVD upto 12 fights per night, and I have shot all of them with minimal issues using my HS10 @ 720p, so a video quality boost would also be a great addition for me.. I shoot movie shorts too and his is where the issue comes, I want DSLR quality, but I don't want to give up the massive range of features of the HS10. I like the fact that the XS-1 also supports remote release, and external mic - something which is another big plus for me.. Can anyone offer any advice?
         
        Santhosh0304 (11:21 AM, December 08, 2011)
        Fuji X-s1 has 49 focus points -  http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/features/page_05.html
         
        Santhosh0304 (11:18 AM, December 08, 2011)
        sorry pfa the link from fuji website  http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/features/page_03.html
         
        Santhosh0304 (11:16 AM, December 08, 2011)
        Fujifilm X-S1 has a Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) - 100% Coverage 1.44 million Dots of High Definition Qualityhttp://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/features/page_03.html
         
        Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (9:07 PM, November 30, 2011)
        Hi Steven, sorry about that, we just added the X-S1, and you're right it does have image stabilization, our mistake, we'll get that fixed asap.
         
        Avatar for Steven Steven (8:23 PM, November 30, 2011)
        Fujifilm X-S1 has image stabilization: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/features/

        Looking at the other sites, they also state that the image stabilization is optical (i.e., lens-based).