Video: The Fuji X100T's main features

[melek]

This is not a review of the camera. I put together this video for our family friend, who bought this camera. She is overseas, so I won't be able to show her the main features.

There are some hard scene transitions, but I wasn't looking for Hollywood. This was a quick video to point out some things about the camera that she probably won't know.

I only had a day with the camera, and there is much that I still don't know about the Fuji X100T.

It's a well-made camera, and I was impressed with it in my short time. I certainly wouldn't mind owning one.

I hope everyone likes my unstable TV table/desk.

[Philip]

Mike, nice run-through. I have had an X100 (the earliest model of the series) for about three years and I can't imagine using any other digital camera on a day-to-day basis, or for holidays, etc. It was nice to have your refresher on some of the things I don't use!

On mine, I have set the Fn button on the top deck to ISO, and I use this when coming in from outdoors or the like; it is very simple.

I can't remember if the button just above the multi-purpose wheely thing was by default set to Force-Focus or if I programmed it so. I use that all the time when the camera is in Manual Focus mode (its usual mode for me). When I need to change focus I simply move my right thumb up a little and "force focus" on a new spot and continue shooting in Manual Focus mode. That combines the speed of shooting in manual focus mode with the convenience of having an autofocus system: very elegant.

[melek]

I only had time to snap a few photos, but here they are.








I retoned this one, because the original was dark and lacking in contrast.
See the original photo