The very lovely chaps at Photo Pro asked me to take the FujiFilm X-M1 though its paces. I don’t want to say to much on here as I am still writing the full review for the magazine, but, I did want to just say that , I just don’t know what some people are talking about when they are saying the X-M1 has lost the Fuji soul… this is little thing is as spicy as Reggae Reggae Sauce.
FUJI FILM X-M1
Just totally in love with this Ziess Lens, it totally suits my style of shooting. Zeiss Touit 32mm f1.8
There are some interesting elements to this camera, which you can read all about after I have finished the Review. (Photo Pro Magazine)
Photographer : Dave Kai Piper @ Ideas & Images
Art Directed: Chloe-Jasmine @ Ideas & Images
Assistant to DKP: Paul McKelvie
Hair: David Dior @ Colonel Mustard
Make Up : Buster Knight @ Art Deco
Lingerie: Fluer of England
Milliner: Nigel Rayment
Model: Chloe-Jasmine Whichello @ Metro Models
Photography Assistant: Lee Jolley & James Madelin @ Enlight
Photo Pro Location: Bristol & Exeter House
- ‘FUJIFILM launches the X-M1: a compact and lightweight CSC with the same APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor as the X-Pro1’
FUJIFILM X-M1 Key Features:
- 16.3 megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor (same sensor as X-Pro1/X-E1)
- Hi-speed EXR Processor II
- Start-up time of 0.5secs 5.6fps (max. 30 frames
- Compact and lightweight body (half the size of an SLR)
- Tiltable 3-inch LCD (920K dot high definition)
- Built in flash with FUJIFILM’s Super i-Flash technology
- ISO200-6400 in 1/3 step increments (and extended range of ISO 12800 to 24600 at reduced resolution)
- Full HD Video recording at 30fps
- 49 point AF
- Art filters: 8 Advanced Filters plus 5 Film Simulation modes
- In-camera RAW processing
- Q button for list view of frequently-used menus and smooth configuration
- Hot shoe
- Wireless image transfer to smart phones and tablet PCs via FUJIFILM Camera app
- PC Autosave Wi-Fi®
- The X-M1 camera is available in three colours: Black, Silver and Brown
