Fujifilm FinePix X100V

The Fuji X100 line of premium compacts has its own unique charm. It promotes the specific philosophy of the Japanese brand and is aimed at a narrow circle of involved photographers.

APS-C Matrix

The X100V from Fujifilm's portfolio is dressed in an elegant retro suit and carries a 35mm equivalent fixed fixed lens. In addition to it, you can buy two converters: 50 mm and 28 mm. But the most interesting thing is, of course, a large APS-C format matrix, which is unusual for a detachment of compact cameras. The image sensor for the camera was borrowed from Fuji's top mirrorless models: the X-T3 or X-Pro3 models.

Confidence is above all!

So, “under the hood” of the camera there is an X-Trans CMOS IV sensor with a resolution of 26 MP and an image processor X-Processor 4. This bundle produces a high-quality result in any shooting conditions(with sufficiently direct hands of the photographer involved). The camera confidently handles with work at high ISO, quickly aims at the subject, records 4K video at 30 fps with a bit rate of up to 200 Mbps.

Out of competition

In the discipline "Ergonomics" Fujifilm FinePix X100V is ahead of the rest. Judge for yourself, the compact body has control rings for various shooting parameters, and for sighting the user is invited to use the services of a hybrid viewfinder or a touch screen on an inclined hinge. By tapping on the display, you can set the focus point even when building a frame through the "peephole" of the aforementioned viewfinder. Additional accessories are docked with the "carcass" of the camera through the contacts of the "hot shoe". The only frustrating factor is the immodest price tag of the camera. However, you will not find equal to him during the day with fire.