Fujifilm X-T1 X Series 16.3MP Mirrorless Camera - Body Only

The Fujifilm X-T1 Mirrorless Camera boasts a distinctive sensor design and an advanced electronic viewfinder, making it the perfect choice for both action and multimedia photographers. Its 16.3MP APS-C-sized X-Trans CMOS II sensor and EXR Processor II allow for high-speed shooting at up to 8 fps and full HD movie recording, with a wide ISO range of 100-51200. The X-T1's unique X-Trans sensor eliminates the need for an optical low-pass filter, resulting in incredibly sharp and clear images. Additionally, the camera's durable magnesium alloy body is weather-resistant and features a 0.77x-magnification Real Time Viewfinder, tilting LCD, and manual dial controls. With enhanced handling capabilities and proven Fujifilm technologies, the X-T1 is suitable for a variety of shooting scenarios.

• The Real Time Viewfinder revolution
  Combining a unique wide-angle view, along with the world's highest magnification (0.77x) for a digital camera, the X-T1's electronic viewfinder provides a truly immersive shooting experience. But it's the viewfinder's display speed that really sets it apart; with a lag-time of just 0.005sec - that's one tenth the speed of conventional digital cameras - you'll feel a total connection to the subjects you're shooting.
• Perfect alignment of the viewfinder with the optical axis of the lens
  With its 2.36m dot resolution OLED display producing a crisply detailed view of whatever you're shooting, the X-T1's EVF lets you immerse yourself in the action, just as you'd feel with a traditional optical viewfinder. But while the vision it creates is the smoothest and purest yet on a digital camera, the X-T1's viewfinder also packs in breakthrough technologies to help your photography. The viewfinder's newly designed Graphic User Interface provides a fresh shooting experience with clear details and a comfortable at-a-glance view of your settings.
• World's fastest AF speed
  The perfect view needs autofocus to match and with its EXR Processor II and X-Trans CMOS II sensor, the X-T1 delivers. The new X-Trans sensor has phase detection AF built in so a world-beating response of just 0.08 seconds is achieved and the EXR Processor II allows a super-fast 0.5 second start-up time, 0.05 second shutter time lag and a 0.5 second shooting interval. It also allows up to 8 frames per second with tracking AF and is the first-ever model to be compatible with SDXC UHS-II format memory cards, so the data writing speed in continuous mode increases to about twice that of a conventional card.
• Tough, weather-resistant design
  As good as it looks and handles, the X-T1 is also tough enough to take on almost any shooting assignment. Thanks to approximately 80 points of weather sealing, the camera body is dust-resistant and water-resistant, giving it plenty of protection from dirt and moisture. With it offering freeze resistance to -10 degrees, it enables full-fledged field photography without worrying about the weather or the season and the LCD features tempered glass for additional outdoor protection.
• Traditional handling, modern response
  With five mechanical dials on the top plate, two command dials on the front and rear, and six fully customizable function buttons, the X-T1 feels and functions like a proper photographic tool in the hand. The top plate includes machined aluminum double-deck dials for the shutter speed, exposure compensation, ISO sensitivity, metering, and drive modes, and each is designed to turn with a reassuring click, while their textured surfaces give a firm purchase when setting up a shot. With their exposure values clearly marked, settings be checked at a glance without using the rear LCD, and the dials are perfectly arranged so that functions can be changed without removing your eye from the viewfinder. The six customizable function buttons and two command dials arranged on the front and rear complete the picture, ensuring whatever setting is desired it can be reached in an instant.
• Advanced X-Trans II Sensor and EXR II Processor
  Featuring the same X-Trans CMOS II sensor as the celebrated X-E2. The X-T1's X-Trans II sensor controls moir and false color generation by using an original color filter array with a highly randomized pixel arrangement. This removes the need for an Optical Low Pass Filter (OLPF) that degrades resolution. The EXR Processor II corrects even fractional blurring at the edges of the lens, as well as diffraction blur caused when narrowing the aperture. Image quality is further enhanced by the inclusion of a Lens Modulation Optimizer (LMO) for interchangeable lens cameras. This advanced technology has been made possible by the integrated development of lens, sensor and processor and is based on the optical performance and characteristics of each lens to maximize its resolving power.