Fujifilm FinePix X100
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12.3 megapixels | 2.8" screen | 35 mm
In amongst all the cameras announced at Photokina 2010 -
including enthusiast SLRs such as the Nikon D7000, Canon EOS 60D, Pentax
K-5 and Sigma SD1 - one utterly unexpected model stole the show.
Fujifilm unveiled the FinePix X100, a compact camera with an SLR-size
APS-C sensor and traditional analogue control dials, that hides
ground-breaking technology inside a retro-styled body with looks to die
for.
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The X100 uses traditional analogue-style control dials for
shutter speed, aperture and exposure compensation, alongside an
electronically coupled (‘focus-by-wire’) manual focus ring. But the
biggest story is its innovative hybrid viewfinder, which combines a
conventional direct-vision optical viewfinder with a high-resolution
electronic viewfinder. This, in principle at least, gives the best of
both worlds, plus a few unique tricks of its own. If you prefer, you can
of course also frame your shots using the 2.7"" rear LCD, like any
other compact camera.
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The X100 uses traditional analogue-style control dials for
shutter speed, aperture and exposure compensation, alongside an
electronically coupled (‘focus-by-wire’) manual focus ring. But the
biggest story is its innovative hybrid viewfinder, which combines a
conventional direct-vision optical viewfinder with a high-resolution
electronic viewfinder. This, in principle at least, gives the best of
both worlds, plus a few unique tricks of its own. If you prefer, you can
of course also frame your shots using the 2.7"" rear LCD, like any
other compact camera.
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