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The X70's traditional exposure controls and solid build make it a delight to use, especially if you use aperture priority mode a lot because lens ring allows aperture to be adjusted so quickly and easily. The exposure compensation dial is also convenientl
The two primary issues that could be of concern to enthusiast photographer are the lack of a viewfinder and the inability to record raw files when using the extended sensitivity options. As well as enabling a clearer view of a composition in bright light,
The X70 is the compact camera that Fuji X-series photographers have been longing for. It's small, well made, has traditional exposure controls and it produces the quality of images that they have come to expect. Its 28mm equivalent focal length offers a w...
Large sensor, Small size, Manual control, stylish body
Fixed lens, Can't use touchscreen for menu navigation, No viewfinder
Fuji X70 – Performance and AF The X70 is ready to go in around two seconds of switching on the camera to focusing for your first shot. You can set the camera to auto switch-off to save power once it's been on for a while, or just switch it off and on agai...
Fair play to Fujifilm. It's once again produced a very nice camera that with bags of appeal. Only this time around, it's not only those celebrating a modest lottery win that will be able to afford an X series snapper. Granted, the X70 isn't cheap, but yo...
The X70s combination of a 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS II sensor and sharp lens can deliver excellent resultsIt would be harsh to label the X70 as a cut-down X100T, as this cracking compact carves out a niche all of its own in the Fujifilm line-up.There are a cou...
Great photo quality for the money and a manual-friendly design are the Fujifilm X70's high points
It has slow autofocus and some annoying controls
It's not for everyone. But if you're a manual-control freak who views the world at a wide angle and won't miss a viewfinder, the Fujifilm X70 is a great camera...
The X70 is unusual mix of retro and modern design with its exposure dials and articulated touchscreen, but for me it's a winning combination. Image quality is outstanding and it has enough charm to make me want to forgive its minor weaknesses. The price i...
Publicación: 2016-03-09, Autor: Mike , crítica de: pocket-lint.com
Exceptional image quality thanks to super-sharp lens and capable sensor combination; great build quality; tilt-angle touchscreen adds further practicality to series
Autofocus not always fastest, can hunt in low-light; fixed-lens won't suit all, 35/50mm crops not possible in raw; no viewfinder (optional digital accessory only)
With its £549 price point the X70 might sound expensive, but the kind of image quality that can be squeezed out of it makes it worth every penny. Sure, there's no viewfinder, but that's part and parcel of what this pocketable compact is all about. A...
Publicación: 2016-02-29, Autor: Chris , crítica de: reviewed.com
Fuji may have made one of the best compact point-and-shoots ever While Fujifilm isn't the only camera company to put an APS-C sensor in a point-and-shoot sized body, it's arguably been the most successful. The X100T is a wonder, but it's still a relat...
Publicación: 2016-01-19, Autor: Angela , crítica de: techradar.com
Proven APS, C format sensor and processing engine, Tilting touch, screen, Traditional exposure controls
Fixed focal length, No viewfinder
If you've been thinking about the Fuji X100T but been put off by its size and its price, the X70 will be very tempting. You get the same image quality and a slightly wider 28mm lens in a much smaller and cheaper camera...
Publicación: 2016-01-15, Autor: Mike , crítica de: pocket-lint.com
Exceptional image quality thanks to super-sharp lens and capable sensor combination; great build quality; tilt-angle touchscreen adds further practicality to series
Autofocus not always fastest, Can hunt in low-light; fixed-lens won't suit all, 35/50mm crops not possible in raw; no viewfinder (optional digital accessory only)
With its £549 price point the X70 might sound expensive, but the kind of image quality that can be squeezed out of it makes it worth every penny. Sure, there's no viewfinder, but that's part and parcel of what this pocketable compact is all about. And whi...
