Published: 2014-12-11, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
The electronic viewfinder is superb with high resolution and comprehensive information display. Switching between LCD and EVF is automatic as the eye comes up to the finder. The camera is a pleasure to use and image quality is good for general use but not
The small X Trans sensor doesn't really cut it these days. Such a small sensor in such a large body is decidedly eccentric and resolved detail is poor compared with the best of the competition
There is a lot to like about the X30, but the price is high for its specifications. An American reviewer reckons that it is a lot of camera for the money, but in the US it is $1...
While the X30 isn't a major upgrade to the X20, the new EVF does provide significant advantages over the previous model and gives users greater shooting flexibility as well as making the camera more pleasant to use. The larger, tilting monitor screen adds...
High quality electronic viewfinder, Tilting screen, Respected sensor and processing engine
Screen not touchsensitive, No upgrade to sensor, No raw file recording with filter effects
Fuji is aiming the X30 at enthusiast and professional photographers looking for a high quality compact camera for second-shooting at weddings, street photography and taking or days out. By the company's own admission, it isn't meant as a radical upgrade ...
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Published: 2014-11-07, Author: Mike , review by: techsmart.co.za
Manual zoom, Electronic viewfinder is great, Wi-Fi, Solid image quality
Twisting of lens to turn on camera not the best option, Plastic on the body body comes across as cheap
Good color reproduction, Sturdy build, Good EVF, Long battery life
Smaller sensor compared to competitors, No touchscreen, Bulky
This year has seen the prosumer/premium digital compact camera segment evolve considerably, with manufacturers making attempts to differentiate their products. Require something compact? There's the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III. If you're priority is in pres...
Abstract: The Fujifilm X30 is the successor to the much-loved X20 prosumer compact camera. While the X30 retains the retro rangefinder-like design, it has several upgrades. The optical viewfinder found in the X20 has been replaced with an electronic viewfinder (EV...
Abstract: The Fujifilm X30 is the successor to the much-loved X20 prosumer compact camera. While the X30 retains the retro rangefinder-like design, it has several upgrades.The optical viewfinder found in the X20 has been replaced with an electronic viewfinder (EVF)...
Good color reproduction, Sturdy build, Good EVF, Long battery life
Smaller sensor compared to competitors, No touchscreen, Bulky
The Fujifilm X30's interface follows the tabbed menu format, so it won't be that difficult to make your way around the interface. There's also a Q button which brings up a list of commonly-used settings so you won't need to access the main menu. The X30 c...
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Published: 2014-08-27, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: Fujifilm has launched the mew X30 premium compact camera, a replacement for its well-received X20.Priced and positioned below the company's excellent X100S professional camera, the X30 has kept what works while adding some nifty features that even seasone...
