Fujifilm X-T1 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Graphite Silver Edition) - Body Only

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I've been using the Fuji XT1 for a while now, and it's safe to say that this camera has truly impressed me in every way! First off, the image quality is absolutely outstanding. The X-Trans sensor produces sharp, vibrant, and true-to-life colors that never cease to amaze me. Whether I'm capturing landscapes, portraits, or street scenes, the results are consistently stunning. Customizable controls and a wide lens selection make it a top pick for any photographer. I'm loving every shot I capture with it!

A well balanced, brilliantly designed camera camera system.

When I saw this XT1 with 9000 shutter actuations on eBay I could not believe my luck as I already have two of them and have been astounded by the control you have using the external control dials and once you have setup the camera with your preferred shooting menu and assigned the function buttons and wheels you are ready for a lot of intuitive image making. I have bought all three of my XT1's on eBay and have saved myself a lot of money along the way. The Fuji system is about as good as it gets in mirrorless setups these days and unless you are blowing your prints up to the size of a garage door you really don't need any more than 16 megapixels. Luckily Fuji keeps releasing newer models so that I can buy bargains like this and with the firmware updates coming ... MoreWhen I saw this XT1 with 9000 shutter actuations on eBay I could not believe my luck as I already have two of them and have been astounded by the control you have using the external control dials and once you have setup the camera with your preferred shooting menu and assigned the function buttons and wheels you are ready for a lot of intuitive image making. I have bought all three of my XT1's on eBay and have saved myself a lot of money along the way. The Fuji system is about as good as it gets in mirrorless setups these days and unless you are blowing your prints up to the size of a garage door you really don't need any more than 16 megapixels. Luckily Fuji keeps releasing newer models so that I can buy bargains like this and with the firmware updates coming regularly to account for later lenses and adjustments I am as happy as a goat in a veggie patch. Highly recommended... but, do your research and find out yourself.

Camera is in great working shape! Just as described and photographed. Even included a few much needed things not pictured. The only thing different a

Camera is in great working shape! Just as described and photographed. Even included a few much needed things not pictured. The only thing different and why rating 4 stars, was the body cap included was not as pictured and did not fit the camera.

Excellent camera even in 2018

Pretty sure the X-T3 is about to come out in a few months and I just bought this camera, no regrets at all. I love this thing, I came from a Canon 6D and of course it doesnt perform the same at low light but Im not trying to shoot in the middle of the night here anyway. I love the small package it comes in and yet it produces such beautiful images. Im liking the color rendition better than the canon colors and that says a lot. Cons: tripod screw is too close to the battery door, hard to get accessories for this because of that but it got me creative and made my own arca Swiss plate. Another thing is the buttons are there, but they arent fully customizable. Im always in auto mode and the AE-L and AF-L buttons do nothing for me then. I wish I can map it to white ... MorePretty sure the X-T3 is about to come out in a few months and I just bought this camera, no regrets at all. I love this thing, I came from a Canon 6D and of course it doesnt perform the same at low light but Im not trying to shoot in the middle of the night here anyway. I love the small package it comes in and yet it produces such beautiful images. Im liking the color rendition better than the canon colors and that says a lot. Cons: tripod screw is too close to the battery door, hard to get accessories for this because of that but it got me creative and made my own arca Swiss plate. Another thing is the buttons are there, but they arent fully customizable. Im always in auto mode and the AE-L and AF-L buttons do nothing for me then. I wish I can map it to white balance or timer or something like that. Still good camera and likely wont upgrade until this thing breaks down on me. Wanted other Fuji bodies but none had the gorgeous EVF and weather resistance so this was a no brainer.

First impressions of Fugjifilm XT1

I've had the Fugi XT1 now for about two weeks and suffice it to say that my complete Canon kit is up for sale. The Fugi is the first digital camera that equals or possibly surpasses the build quality of my film cameras. The last one being the venerable Nikon F3 a camera that I treasured and used exclusively for many years.My intro to digital photography began with a Canon D40 and progressed to a D5 mk11 both cameras produced beautiful images and prints but were heavy and awkward for street photography so I thought I'd give the fugi a try after seeing a couple of other photographers shooting on the beach with XT1's. I shoot mainly raw as I like the post work with Lightroom but the jpeg images from the Fugi are just awesome . I especially like the film simulations ... MoreI've had the Fugi XT1 now for about two weeks and suffice it to say that my complete Canon kit is up for sale. The Fugi is the first digital camera that equals or possibly surpasses the build quality of my film cameras. The last one being the venerable Nikon F3 a camera that I treasured and used exclusively for many years.My intro to digital photography began with a Canon D40 and progressed to a D5 mk11 both cameras produced beautiful images and prints but were heavy and awkward for street photography so I thought I'd give the fugi a try after seeing a couple of other photographers shooting on the beach with XT1's. I shoot mainly raw as I like the post work with Lightroom but the jpeg images from the Fugi are just awesome . I especially like the film simulations that are built into the camera as I used Fuji film exclusively in the past and the XT1 does an excellent job recreating the look of classic Fujifilm.As I mentioned the build quality of the Fuji is just wonderful. It is built like a tank but light enough to carry and use all day without attracting unwanted attention. I always hated spending serious money on anything made of plastic.I love the control dials on top of the camera as it is much more intuitive for an old film guy like myself to set up my shot. The internal controls are well laid out and straight forward as well and it seems that Fuji is dedicated to upgrading the firmware for their cameras and lenses as well and that is to be praised. The autofocus on the XT1 is far superior to my old Canon gear and the Fugi lenses for the X system are just top notch. The EVF is amazing especially in dark situations although a bit grainy in low light.If there is a drawback to this camera it would be battery life but I can live with that. I use the accessory battery grip as it gives me a better feel in the hand and the extra power that I may need.I have to say that the Fugi system is the system that I will be using for the next few years at least. I'm looking forward to building a fine kit and highly recommend the Fugi system. I am quite pleased!!!!

Old School Ergonomics with modern hardware designed by photographers for photographers

I have now switched back to Fuji with the X-T1 for my serious photography and an X-T100 for my everyday needs. I use the X-T1 with the 27mm XF lens and the X-T100 with its XC 15 to 45mm all plastic PZ zoom lens and its great optical performance for a kit lens. The 16MP sensor of the X-T1 is plenty enough even when comparing to the 24MP of the X-T100, I can't really see any noticeable difference between the two sensors. In the right hands the X-T1 can be and still is a valuable photographic tool. Its BIG EVF is amongst the best on the market and a real pleasure to look though it. In my personal opinion, I find the previous generation 16MP fuji sensors nicer and maybe more organic "less sharpening" and I won't be upgrading to the X-T3 quickly despite all its bells and ... MoreI have now switched back to Fuji with the X-T1 for my serious photography and an X-T100 for my everyday needs. I use the X-T1 with the 27mm XF lens and the X-T100 with its XC 15 to 45mm all plastic PZ zoom lens and its great optical performance for a kit lens. The 16MP sensor of the X-T1 is plenty enough even when comparing to the 24MP of the X-T100, I can't really see any noticeable difference between the two sensors. In the right hands the X-T1 can be and still is a valuable photographic tool. Its BIG EVF is amongst the best on the market and a real pleasure to look though it. In my personal opinion, I find the previous generation 16MP fuji sensors nicer and maybe more organic "less sharpening" and I won't be upgrading to the X-T3 quickly despite all its bells and whistle. As long as I remember how to use the X-T1 and know what makes it tick, I don't think my photography will improve with the X-T3.

Perfect Balance of Fun, Functionality and Price, the Fujifilm X-T1 in 2021

The Fujifilm X-T1 is perhaps the best value today in the X Series, lacking only one film simulation from its more expensive brethren. If you are doing work that only requires the sixteen megapixels (and seriously, this is about everybody doing generic photography), this model will probably be everything you require. Although the X line of lenses is excellent and reasonable, I am using my X-T1 with adapters for lenses from other brands which means I am committed to manual focus. For this, the X-T1 has a dedicated Focus Assist button which makes focusing easy and accurate. The X-T1 fits well in the hand and is an extremely attractive camera, if you like the retro/rangefinder style. It is a very handy "grab and go" camera and a lot of fun to shoot. The only thing ... MoreThe Fujifilm X-T1 is perhaps the best value today in the X Series, lacking only one film simulation from its more expensive brethren. If you are doing work that only requires the sixteen megapixels (and seriously, this is about everybody doing generic photography), this model will probably be everything you require. Although the X line of lenses is excellent and reasonable, I am using my X-T1 with adapters for lenses from other brands which means I am committed to manual focus. For this, the X-T1 has a dedicated Focus Assist button which makes focusing easy and accurate. The X-T1 fits well in the hand and is an extremely attractive camera, if you like the retro/rangefinder style. It is a very handy "grab and go" camera and a lot of fun to shoot. The only thing missing is a built in flash, but the camera ships with a small flash unit which is widely available aftermarket if you purchase the X-T1 body only.

So glad I switched from a DSLR

After having this camera for a couple months and using it non-stop, I've figured out a lot of what I like about it (and the very few things I don't like about it).What drew me to this camera initially was the ergonomics and aesthetics. My favorite feature is having all of the exposure controls assigned to dedicated dials (ISO, shutter speed, exp. compensation, and aperture on the lens). Twisting the dials is so much easier than navigating a menu to change exposure.Another thing I love is the size of the camera. Transitioning to this from a Canon 5D has made it much easier to carry my camera around with me everywhere.As for image quality, it rivals high-end DSLRs. Great colors and dynamic range. RAW images are a breeze to work with in post.The 18-55mm kit ... MoreAfter having this camera for a couple months and using it non-stop, I've figured out a lot of what I like about it (and the very few things I don't like about it).What drew me to this camera initially was the ergonomics and aesthetics. My favorite feature is having all of the exposure controls assigned to dedicated dials (ISO, shutter speed, exp. compensation, and aperture on the lens). Twisting the dials is so much easier than navigating a menu to change exposure.Another thing I love is the size of the camera. Transitioning to this from a Canon 5D has made it much easier to carry my camera around with me everywhere.As for image quality, it rivals high-end DSLRs. Great colors and dynamic range. RAW images are a breeze to work with in post.The 18-55mm kit lens is a wonderful lens as well. Very snappy and silent autofocus and very good image sharpness.There are only two things I don't like about the camera:1. the custom functions you can assign to the 6 buttons are somewhat limited. Nothing that can't be updated with future firmware though hopefully2. two of the manual focus assists aren't very great. The focus peaking in theory would make it easy to get precise focus, but I've found that it isn't very accurate. I've taken several pictures using focus peaking only to see that my subject was out of focus on my computer. I was also disappointed by the digital split image focus assist. I love split image prisms in older film cameras but this is a poor digital replication. Unlike its analogue counterpart, the digital split image is hard to use because once the image is out of focus, it's difficult to see if straight lines line up or are off from each other.In all, a great camera that produces superb images. For the most part very easy to use and gives you a lot of assists and features that DSLR's don't offer.

The Fuji X-T1 is amazing given it's relatively low price today

I've never been a Fuji user so my expectations were high having read practically everything I could about the Fuji X-T1 and in particular, it's film simulation modes and the X-Trans II sensor. Well, I haven't been dissapointed. Firstly, it's handling is superb, everything just in the right place. I added a battery grip to mine and that not only doubled the battery life but also added an enormous amount of useful functionality when shooting in portrait mode, eg in the studio. As cameras go, it's the perfect size for my hands and grip. It's not light, my Lumix GX-80 is way lighter but even so, it doesn't feel overly heavy. I used it yesterday without a strap and with the battery grip attached for about 2 hours with no ill effects. A good strap will help though. ... MoreI've never been a Fuji user so my expectations were high having read practically everything I could about the Fuji X-T1 and in particular, it's film simulation modes and the X-Trans II sensor. Well, I haven't been dissapointed. Firstly, it's handling is superb, everything just in the right place. I added a battery grip to mine and that not only doubled the battery life but also added an enormous amount of useful functionality when shooting in portrait mode, eg in the studio. As cameras go, it's the perfect size for my hands and grip. It's not light, my Lumix GX-80 is way lighter but even so, it doesn't feel overly heavy. I used it yesterday without a strap and with the battery grip attached for about 2 hours with no ill effects. A good strap will help though. Although it has no touch screen, all of the menu settings and functions are easily accessible and it's easy to customise. One real bonus is the huge EVF screen which is really bright and clear. With so much real estate it's easy to compose your shots. Coming from the Lumix GX-80 and Nikon D600 this has been hugely beneficial. Overall, it's an amazing camera and I highly recommend it.