Sporting a sleek and stylish design, the mirrorless x-t100 offers a host of features including a high magnification electronic viewfinder, a horizontal tilting rear LCD screen, the latest built-in Bluetooth technology for easy and seamless image transfer and an extended battery life, with up to 430 frames possible per charge. In addition, the x-t100 weighs
Sporting a sleek and stylish design, the mirrorless x-t100 offers a host of features including a high magnification electronic viewfinder, a horizontal tilting rear LCD screen, the latest built-in Bluetooth technology for easy and seamless image transfer and an extended battery life, with up to 430 frames possible per charge. In addition, the x-t100 weighs just 448G with anodized coating on aluminum top cover, delivering a simultaneously retro and Luxury feel. The x-t100 boasts a powerful 24.2 Megapixel APS-C size sensor and is equipped with a Phase detection autofocus system featuring a newly developed autofocus algorithm for super-fast and precise focusing. Combined with Fujifilm’s renowned outstanding image quality with the company’s proprietary color reproduction technology, the x-t100 is stylish, portable, and highly versatile – making it the ideal companion for everyday photography.
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