After a series of teasers and leaks, Fuji has finally announced the latest addition to their highly-regarded X-Series lineup – the Fujifilm X-T1. The X-T1 is unlike any of the X-Series cameras we’ve seen in the past. Fuji went for a more robust, magnesium alloy frame with their latest brainchild instead of a compact mirrorless body that has recently become their bread and butter. In addition to the Shutter Speed and Exposure Compensation dials at the top, Fuji added an ISO knob placed on the left shoulder of the X-T1. In addition to these subtle improvements, Fuji also made a few significant changes on the X-T1’s repertoire which includes a revamped 2.36M-dot EVF with a chart-topping 0.77x magnification. To put in perspective, X-T1 viewfinder is even bigger than the one found on the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and even bigger than the Canon EOS 1D-X’s. Underneath its weather-sealed body, the X-T1 has the same configuration as the Fuji X-E2 which recently made its debut on the local market. Fujifilm X-T1 specs: 16MP X-Trans II CMOS sensor Sensor Type: APS-C (23.6 x 15.6 mm) EXR II image processor Hybrid AF system (Contrast/Phase) Lens-type Optical Image Stabilization ISO 200 – 6400 Expandable to ISO 100 and ISO 25600 30 sec. Read more in our articles including "Fujifilm unveils the Weather-Sealed X-T1" and "Fujitsu M2010 gets priced".
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Mar 30, 2026After a series of teasers and leaks, Fuji has finally announced the latest addition to their highly-regarded X-Series lineup – the Fujifilm X-T1. The X-T1 is unlike any of the X-Series cameras we’ve seen in the past.
Fuji went for a more robust, magnesium alloy frame with their latest brainchild instead of a compact mirrorless body that has recently become their bread and butter. In addition to the Shutter Speed and Exposure Compensation dials at the top, Fuji added an ISO knob placed on the left shoulder of the X-T1. In addition to these subtle improvements, Fuji also made a few significant changes on the X-T1’s repertoire which includes a revamped 2.36M-dot EVF with a chart-topping 0.77x magnification.
Our coverage of fuji x-t1 includes: "Fujifilm unveils the Weather-Sealed X-T1"; "Fujitsu M2010 gets priced"; "Fujitsu hits an all-time low in 34 years". Each article provides unique insights and information.