FUJIFILM X100S Mirrorless Camera (Black)
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Highlights
- Effective Pixels: 16.3 MP
- Sensor Type: CMOS | LCD Size: 2.8 inch
- Max Shutter Speed: 1/4000
- Auto Focus
Specifications
Lens & Exposure Features
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Modes And Functions
| Built-in Flash |
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| Flash Range |
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| HD Support |
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| Delete Function |
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| Self-timer |
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| Red Eye Reduction |
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| Macro Mode |
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| Other Features |
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| White Balancing |
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Focus Features
| Auto Focus |
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| Manual Focus |
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Image Features
| Image Sizing |
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| Continuous Shots |
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General
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Connectivity & Display Features
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| USB |
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| HDMI |
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| Display Size |
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| LCD Display |
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Additional Features
| View Finder |
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| Microphone |
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| OS |
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| Red Eye Reduction |
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| Supported Languages |
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Dimensions
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Sensor And Sensitivity Features
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| Sensor Technology |
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| Metering |
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Audio And Video Features
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Storage & Power Features
| Upgradable Memory |
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Ratings & Reviews
4.9
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7 Ratings &
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5
Brilliant Bright Lens and Quick Auto Focus
This performs real fast and the Image quality is that of High end DSLRs. This has a sophestication and a charm. Its very easy to carry but does't compromise on the image quality. A great camera for capturing Candid images as it focuses really fast and doesnt make your subject concious.
The lens is not only fast but image quality is very sharp from the center to the sides to the corners.
The con is that- to compose frame you have to move a bit, which a comfort when you have a Zoom lens. I w...
READ MOREThe lens is not only fast but image quality is very sharp from the center to the sides to the corners.
The con is that- to compose frame you have to move a bit, which a comfort when you have a Zoom lens. I w...
Sayantan Dutta
Jun, 2013
5
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5
A Revolutionary Camera
First, I want to mention that I'm a photographer by profession.
I bought this after a lot of analysis and one fine day just bought it.
I desperately needed a 35mm focal length lens. Instead of buying a lens and a full frame camera body, I saved a ton by buying this.
The sensor is out of the world. It's an APS-C sensor with absolutely no noise in pictures clicked at ISO 3200 and that too in RAW (.RAF in this case)
Lightroom 4+ can read these RAW files but my PS 5.0 doesn't recognise the ...
READ MOREI bought this after a lot of analysis and one fine day just bought it.
I desperately needed a 35mm focal length lens. Instead of buying a lens and a full frame camera body, I saved a ton by buying this.
The sensor is out of the world. It's an APS-C sensor with absolutely no noise in pictures clicked at ISO 3200 and that too in RAW (.RAF in this case)
Lightroom 4+ can read these RAW files but my PS 5.0 doesn't recognise the ...
Phalgun P
Aug, 2013
3
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5
The retro hep camera
A little background. I own a DSLR (nikon D90, with 50mm / 70-300 / 85 and the kit lens). Am not a professional but a regular shooter on weekends and other occasions.
However of late have found myself feeling lazy to lug my entire bag with all the stuff around and hence have missed out on opportunities for shots. There are occasions when I would just carry the D90 with 50 mm lens attached and one more tele.
This was all till i found out about the x100s, indeed its first avataar the x100 fro...
READ MOREHowever of late have found myself feeling lazy to lug my entire bag with all the stuff around and hence have missed out on opportunities for shots. There are occasions when I would just carry the D90 with 50 mm lens attached and one more tele.
This was all till i found out about the x100s, indeed its first avataar the x100 fro...
Biswaranjan Satpathy
Nov, 2013
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