Fujifilm X-T100

Excellent image quality ; Stylish design ; Easy to use ; Has both an EVF and touchscreen ; Small size

Low frame-rate 4K video ; Average autofocus ; No weatherproofing ; Slow, noisy kit lens

More a cut-price Fujifilm X-T20 than a beefed-up X-A5, the X-T100 is an excellent entry-point to Fuji’s X-Series cameras. It looks great, takes wonderful pictures and doesn’t cost a fortune. Win-win-win.

Film Simulation modes are great ; Easy to use ; Great image quality for the price ; Very good viewfinder ; Stylish design

ISO range limited for raw shooting ; Only 15fps when shooting 4K ; Focusing could be snappier

While it hasn't quite blown us away like some of Fujifilm's higher-end X Series cameras, the stylish X-T100 gets a lot of things right, and would be a great choice if you're looking for your first mirrorless camera.

Attractive, sturdy body. Strong image quality. Excellent lens library. Solid control interface. Sharp EVF. Hot shoe and in-body flash. Articulated touch LCD.

Frustratingly slow performance. Inconsistent autofocus with ineffective tracking. Touch not available for menu navigation. Raw capture not available at all ISOs. Choppy 15fps 4K video.

Bottom Line: The Fujifilm X-T100 is an absolutely gorgeous mirrorless camera with strong image quality and a reasonable price tag, so it's a shame its autofocus performance doesn't measure up.

Good image quality potential with the right lenses ; Tilt-angle screen and touch controls

Focus is off a bit too frequently ; Power zoom lens changes X-series use proposition

Takes superb pictures ; Lovely build design ; Small and light ; EVF and touchscreen

4K video strangely hampered ; Autofocus not up there with the best ; No weatherproofing

Excellent image quality and great looks in one dinky package. It’s the perfect bit of kit to get started with mirrorless cameras and Fujifilm’s range of lenses.

The Fujifilm X-T100 expands the X-T family of cameras, offering the mini-DSLR styling at a more affordable price-point than the X-T20 and flagship X-T2 models, whilst also adding a couple of unique features of its own in the shape of the three-way...