Great for the price.

I have had this camera for 4 months now and it has not disappointed. It takes incredible, clear and crisp photos that creat special moments. It's the perfect camera to level up your photography skills. It's a good size for travelling around too!

It takes great pictures and the 2 lenses cover a great spectrum. BUT the big advantage of a mirrorless camera compared to a DSLR is supposed to be small size and light weight. It is not much if any smaller or lighter than must less expensive DSLRs. And my big gripe is that it's really hard to hold.

Sometimes you don't want to lug around a full-size DSLR. I love the portability of this camera. The image quality is excellent. The body is very solid and feels well built. It's nice not having to worry about breaking a $2,000 camera. I have a lot of fun shooting with this.

The Fujifilm XT100 is a capable entry-level camera at a competitive price, which delivers good-looking images with a feature-set that'll suit beginners and satisfy more advanced photographers alike.

I was introduced to Fujifilm's mirrorless cameras back in 2012 during a press conference that launched the Fujifilm X-Pro1. During the press conference, a Fujifilm representative told Shutterbug's former editor and myself they planned to be number three in camera sales, something that may have...

Occasional overexposure and some too easily pressed buttons are just minor annoyances. The X-T100 has a simple, classical design, a practical and compact kit lens, and a very effective control layout. The image quality is top-drawer too.

Compact 15-45mm kit lens; Value and style combined; Consistently sharp shots

Average autofocus speeds; CMOS sensor not X-Trans; Prone to overexposure

This is a little camera but is power-packed with brilliant performance. It has great build quality. It provides excellent image quality with richly saturated color and good sharpness. It also allows access to all of Fuji's truly outstanding range of X-mount lenses and gives a bang for the buck.

Excellent JPEG quality; Articulating LCD allows for selfies; Wide selection of excellent lenses; USB charging and a long battery life; High-resolution viewfinder useful for shooting in bright light

Prone to overexposure; CMOS sensor is not X-Trans; Using the touch-swipe functions is awkward with touch shooting or auto-focusing

Just a half-step up from its 2-year-old entry-level X-A5 mirrorless, Fujifilm recasts most of the components of that model into a slightly more advanced package. But it's still intended it for the entry-level enthusiast who wants something smaller and more flexible than a dSLR with no compromise on quality.

Fujifilm delivers another stylish mirrorless camera for the phone-camera-doesn't-cut-it-anymore set.