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Description
The Fujifilm X-E1 is the second camera to be released in the X system which started with the X-Pro1. It features the same sensor and many of the same features of the X-Pro1, but in a different body and without a hybrid viewfinder, instead choosing to use an EVF.
Basic information
Brand
Fujifilm
Current price
$246
Lens mount
Fujifilm X
Memory card
SD, SDHC, SDXC
Battery Type
NP-W126
Weight
350g
Weather resistence
No
RAW file
RAF
Built-in ND Filter
No
Sensor information
Sensor type
X-Trans I
Sensor size
APS-C
Native aspect ratio
3:2
Megapixels
16
Stabilization
No
AA Filter
No
Color filter array
RGB
Video information
Video
Yes
Max resolution
1080p
Lens Mount Information
Lens mount
Fujifilm X
Flange distance
17.7mm
Adaptable lenses
Canon M
18mm
Sony E
18mm
Micro Four Thirds
19.25mm
Hasselblad XCD
18.14mm
Canon RF
20mm
Leica L
20mm
Samsung NX
25.5mm
Fujifilm G-mount
26.7mm
Pentax Auto 110
27mm
Leica M
27.8mm
Olympus Pen F
28.95mm
Contax RF
34.85mm
Nikon S
34.85mm
Minolta V
36mm
Original Four Thirds
38.67mm
Konica F
40.5mm
Konica AR
40.5mm
Canon FL
42mm
Canon FD
42mm
Canon EF
44mm
Sigma SA
44mm
Sony A / Minolta A
44.5mm
Pentax K
45.46mm
M42
45.46mm
Olympus OM
46mm
Nikon F
46.5mm
Connectivity
GPS
No
Wifi
No
Ports
HDMI mini, USB 2.0, Remote
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User reviews
Seckin Bodur - October 16th, 2022
Overall rating
I have X-E1 , X-M1 and X-E3. Among these three X-E1 is the one most serious looking, with its metal body and overall build quality. X-M1 is slightly more responsive than X-E1, has tilting LCD and WiFi features but doesn't have an EVF and that means a lot for me. X-E1's EVF is usable, larger that I would expect, a bit slow in refresh but still nice to use. X-E3 is quite a leap forward in speed, resolution and other areas but there is something missing in the soul. Whatever technical specs say, X-E1 seems to have a larger and more natural EVF, maybe just because X-E3 presents so much in its EVF and you don't want to hide them :) X-E1 has an in-body flash which is always a bonus for me as I carry one less thing this way. 16MP sensor is marvellous, both in sharpness and colors. High ISO results are quite good with no color artifacts in the noise. As I don't chase moving objects and creatures, slower AF speed doesn't bother me much. Having no on sensor focusing ability, in video shoots recapturing the focus may be a problem but if you are a photo only shooter like me this also means there is no pixel information (PDAF pixels on sensor, etc) lost for focus purposes. Still keeping my X-E1 with a 27mm 2.8 pan cake lens on it for street shoots. Quite an unobstrusive, unthreatening combo for sure.