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The Fujifilm X70 and X100T are similar in more ways than one. They are both classified as high-end compact cameras. They both feature the same 16MP X-Trans II sensor. And they both come with a fixed prime lens, albeit with different fields of view.
In our latest comparison video, we take a look at the five main similarities and differences between the two cameras to help you come to a decision about which model is right for you.
We’ve also summarised the main reasons you might want to choose one model over the other below:
Choose the Fujifilm X70 if:
– you prefer the 28mm field of view
– you require a very compact body
– you like the idea of having a tilting touchscreen
– you’re on a budget
Choose the Fujifilm X100T if:
– you prefer the 35mm field of view
– you feel the need for a viewfinder
Below you can watch our video comparison between the Fujifilm X70 and the Ricoh GR II, two popular premium compact cameras with an APS-C sized sensor and a 28mm equivalent fixed lens. In this comparison, we cover various topics such as:
To summarise our findings, we believe that it makes sense to choose the Fujifilm X70 if:
– you like the idea of having a tilting touchscreen
– you’re fond of traditional dials
– you like the look of Fujifilm’s Film Simulation Modes
– you plan to shoot moving subjects often
The Ricoh GR II on the other hand is more appropriate for those who:
– require the ultimate sharpness from their images
– often shoot in black and white
– enjoy zone focusing
– want the lightest package possible
As a follow up to our Panasonic/Leica 100-400mm f/4-6.3 review that we published yesterday, here is a comparison with another popular super zoom lens for Micro Four Thirds which is perhaps its most natural competitor: the Lumix G 100-300mm f/4-5.6.
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