Fujifilm FinePix X100T

Plus

• Beautiful design
• Traditional controls
• High resolution screen
• Hybrid viewfinder
• Inbuilt Wi-Fi

Minus

• Screen not touch sensitive, articulating or tilting
• No NFC
• The fixed, non-zoom lens won't appeal to everyone

Conclusion
Fuji once again smashes the ball out of the park with the X100T. The beautiful, retro design is married with practical and customisable controls which make it great to use – and the image quality really delivers too.It's not something that can be all things to all people, and there's no getting away from the hefty price tag. If you want something which offers more flexibility, such as different focal lengths, then this isn't the camera for you – the Fuji X30 might be a better choice.It's still fair to say that the focusing system isn't quite on par with a DSLR, but it works well in the majority of conditions, and it's something you soon learn to work with as you understand its limitations and quirks.If you already have an X100S, you'll have to consider whether you think the addition of super fast shutter speed, and the improvements to the optical viewfinder make it worth the upgrade, but it's certainly worth considering if you're looking for the ultimate in image quality in your first walk around or back up camera.

Design: 10/10
Features: 10/10
Ease-of-use: 10/10
Image quality: 10/10
Value for money: 9/10

Conclusion
Where the previous X100S concentrated on speed, the new X100T majors on operability, with a wealth of improvements that make this the best-handling X100 model yet. It may not offer any significant changes to image quality, but the Fujifilm X100T is still more than worthy of your careful consideration.

Fujifilm's X100T is an advanced compact featuring a 16 Megapixel X-Trans sensor, fixed 35mm f2 lens and a clever hybrid viewfinder. Tempted?