The Fujifilm X-T1 ($1,299.95, body only) is one heck of a camera. The 16-megapixel mirrorless shooter features Fuji's unique X-Trans image sensor system, loads of physical controls, and a sturdy body that's sealed against the elements. It's also got the best EVF we've yet seen in a mirrorless camera, integrated Wi-Fi, and a lens system that's built on a foundation of high-quality prime lenses. If the mirrorless market wasn't so competitive it would be an easy Editors' Choice, but despite some impressive features and excellent performance, the X-T1 doesn't quite oust our favorite mirrorless camera, the Olympus OM-D E-M1($799.95 at Amazon), from its Editors' Choice perch. The OM-D has a slightly smaller Micro Four Thirds image sensor, but stays in our good graces thanks to its 10.5fps shooting rate, deep handgrip, touch-screen display, and in-body image stabilization system. The X-T1($1,299.00 at Amazon) has earned a lot of early praise, but some early adopters have noted that, und...
The Fujifilm X-T1 is a terrific mirrorless camera, and the best one you'll find in the X system.
Excellent image quality at every ISO; 8.3fps continuous shooting; Snappy autofocus; Time lapse feature; Weather-sealed body; Lots of physical controls; Best-in-class EVF; Great manual focus aids; Hinged rear display; Wi-Fi; 1080p60 video capture
A little slow to start up; No built-in flash; Geotagging could be better implemented; On the pricey side