Fujifilm X-Pro1 Review: A Straight Shooter Discussion

[Jim Keenan]

Fujifilm's X-Pro1 is the newest and most advanced edition to Fuji's premium X series digital camera line, a mirrorless interchangeable lens system camera with the retro look of a classic rangefinder 35mm film camera. There's a resemblance to the X100, but while that camera features a fixed 23mm lens (35 in 35mm film equivalents) the X-Pro1 will initially be offered with three interchangeable prime lenses - 18, 35 and 60mm, respectively.

And just to be sure the X-Pro1 designation doesn't throw anybody off, Fuji's press release points out the camera is intended for a professional and advanced amateur audience. You don't need to be a professional or advanced amateur to pick up an X-Pro1, but if you're the point and shoot type who relies on automatic mode for all of your image capture duties the X-Pro1 offers you only one option: program auto. The camera also offers the typical manual exposure modes (all three of them) and a video capture capability, but that's it. If the pro-DSLR shooting mode selection hasn't scared you off, read on.

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[Andy Stanton]

Awesome image quality in general and amazing high ISO performance. Those 6400 ISO shots looked better than the 400 ISO shots of most cameras.