Specification comparison between the Fuji XT 100 camera and Fuji X-A5. Fuji X-T100 camera features almost same specification as we have seen in the Fuji X-A camera except few minor tweaks.
Features / Models
Fuji X-T100
Fuji X-A5
Megapixel
24 megapixels
24 megapixels
Sensor size / type
Bayer | APS-C
Bayer | APS-C
Image processor
X-Processor
X-Processor
Low pass filter
Yes
Yes
Image stabilization
No
No
AF System
Hybrid PDAF
Hybrid PDAF
AF points
91 AF Points
91 AF points
ISO
100-51200
100-51200
ShutterMin/Max
60sec 1/32000 sec
60sec 1/32000 sec
Top Continuous Shooting Speed
6 FPS (26 Max)
6fps (10 Max)
Video
4K 15 FPS (Time-limit – 30Min)
4K @ 15 fps (Time-limit – 5 Min)
Display
3.0 inch 1.04M-dot 3 way tilting TFT LCD Touchscreen
And 2.36 M dot Viewfinder
3.0 inch 1.04M-dot 3 way tilting TFT LCD Touchscreen
Hot-shoe
Yes
yes
Battery Life (CIPA)
400 shots
Wireless connectivity
Built-In
Wi-Fi,
Weather Sealed
No
No
Dimensions
121.0 x 83.0 x 47.4 mm
120 x 67 x 53 mm
Weight
399g
404g
More Buffer Inside the Fuji X-T100
With the new Fuji XT 100 camera we are getting more buffer, the more buffer helps you to record more continuous frames in a single row as well as it allow you to record 30 minutes of 4K video without interrupting in the middle of the recording. For those who don’t know the Fuji XA 5 4K recording limit is 5 minutes only.
Viewfinder Coming from X-T20
Other noticeable advantages coming with Fuji X-T100 camera is built in viewfinder as we have already seen inside the Fuji X T20 camera. 2.36 M dot viewfinder really helps when you are shooting in sunny-light.
Things Remains Same
So these are the two major differences between the two camera a big buffer and viewfinder com after that we have same sensor, same High ISO range, auto focusing system of both camera is exactly same while having 91 auto focusing points. The image processor of both the camera is exactly same.
The cost difference between the camera is minimal, you have to pay $100 extra to get a bit better buffer and a viewfinder.
If you need a better buffer and Viewfinder than you should spend $100 over the X-T100 camera. However, the image quality of both the camera will remains same since both of them having same sensor and image processor inside.
Finally, we have the official announcement from Fuji related to X-T100 announcement. Fuji X-T100 camera features really good specification for beginners, And comes at an affordable price tag $699 [with kit lens] that sits below the price of Fuji X-T20.
As we all know that the camera features same sensor as we have seen inside the Fuji X-A5 camera, the image processor as well as the high ISO range of both the camera is exactly same. So, we do expect, you don’t going to notice a big difference between the image quality of the Fuji X-A5 camera and the Fuji XT 100 camera.
However, we will going to do image comparison later on here we have the sample images of the Fuji XT 100 camera, and which do look nice to me. You can download high resolution images from the link below.
We are comparing the ultra popular Sony a6000 camera with the recently announced Fujifilm X-A5 camera.
Features/ Models
Fuji X-A5
Sony A6000
Megapixel
24 MP
24.2MP
Sensor size
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
Low pass filter
No
Yes
Image processor
NA
Bionz X
AF system
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
AF points
91
25 + 179
ISO
100-51200
100-25600
Image Stabilization
No
No
Shutter Min/ mix
30-1/32000 s
30sec-1/4000
Continuous shooting speed
6 fps
11 fps
Video
4K @15 fps
1920 x 1080 (60p, 60i, 24p)
Display
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
3.0″ 921.6k-Dot Tilting Touchscreen
Hot shoe
Yes
Yes
Wireless
Built-in
Built-in with NFC
Environmentally sealed
No
No
Battery life
410 Shots
420 Shots
Dimensions
117 x 67 x 40 mm
120 x 67 x 53 mm
Weight
361 g
344 g
Let’s talk about the sensor in both the camera, Both mirrorless camera features aps-c sensor with 24 megapixel resolution.
1. AutoFocus
If you talk about hybrid autofocus in system then the Fuji remains limited to 91 points where as the Sony A6000 features 25 contrast detect AF points added with 179 Phase AF points. With Sony a6000 high density AF system you will going to get more frame coverage compared to the Fuji X-A5.
2. Fuji X-A5 1 Stop more ISO
Fuji X-A5 camera features one stop more ISO range compared to the Sony a6000 camera so we might see some improvement in the low light performance of the camera compared to the a6000.
3. Electronic shutter
Fujifilm X-A5 camera features Global shutter. So, Fuji camera is quite helpful in some situation like shooting action and Sports.
4. Burst Rate and Buffer
Continuous shooting a speed of Sony a6000 is better compared to the Fuji X-A5. Fuji, allowed a little buffer inside the Fuji X-A5 camera. Whereas, Sony a6000 you get a large buffer, with Sony a6000 you can capture 40 JPG file in a single burst, and you can also capture 24 files in a single click. But, with Fuji X-A5 camera the continuous shooting a speed of 6 frames per second limited to 10 shots only and after that you have to allow buffer to clearup.
5. Video – Fuji features limited 4K
Fuji X-A5 camera features 4K video recording with Limited frame rate of 15 frames per second and a time limit of 5 minutes only. which is really insane, its look like Fuji somehow added the 4K video mode inside the X-A5 camera.
So I am considering that both camera can record a decent FULL HD video, but for 4K recording you have to seek a different camera.
6. Wireless Transfer
At the end if you have a habit of transferring your files from camera to your smartphone, then you shouldn’t buy the Fuji X-A5 camera. Fuji X-A5 camera wireless transfer is done with bluetooth only which is slow. Sony a6000 uses built in wireless and NFC connectivity to transfer files fastly.
Both, are excellent camera but the Sony a6000 features a high density auto focusing system and the continuous shooting speed of Sony is more with large buffer. Fuji X-A5 offer one stop more lowlight sensitivity compared to the a6000, so may see bit cleaner images at High ISO range.
We are comparing Fuji X-A5 camera with the Canon EOS m100, both camera features aps-c sensor with 24 megapixel resolution. We have Fuji X-A4 with a option of 4K video recording mode which is lacking inside Canon EOS m100…. Does it really matter at the end of comparison let’s find out
Features/ Models
Fuji X-A5
Canon EOS M100
Megapixel
24 MP
24.2MP
Sensor size
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm)
Low pass filter
No
Yes
Image processor
NA
Digic 7
AF system
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
AF points
91
49
ISO
100-51200
100-25600
Image Stabilization
No
No
Shutter Min/ mix
30-1/32000 s
60-1/4000 s
Continuous shooting speed
6 fps [Shots]
6.1 fps [unlimited]
Video
4K @15 fps
Full HD 60fps
Display
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
Hot shoe
Yes
Yes
Wireless
Built-in (Bluetooth)
Built-in WiFi
Environmentally sealed
No
No
Battery life
410 Shots
295 Shots
Dimensions
117 x 67 x 40 mm
108 x 67 x 35 mm
Weight
361 g
302 g
1. Sensor
Both camera features 24 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, with Fuji you can expect bit sharp images since no low pass filter is present inside the camera.
2. AF System
Fuji offers 91 AF points than of Canon EOS M100 49 AF points, so the frame coverage of X-A5 will be more compared to the Canon EOS M100 camera.
The Fuji features Hybrid AF system and the Canon EOS m100 feature dual pixel CMOS auto focusing system. In general during the comparison we generally see the dual pixel CMOS sensor is faster compared to the hybrid ones.
Electronic shutter play a vital role when you need them, And the Fuji XF 5 camera do after electronics shutter 1/32000. Canon EOS m100 remains limited to Medical Center limit of 1 / 4000.
3. Continuous shooting Speed
Due to Limited BUFFER the continuous shooting speed of Fuji X-A5 is limited to 10 shots only when you are riding on 6 frame per second where as the Canon EOS m100 camera offers 6 frames per second continuous shooting speed and you can shoot it flawlessly 99 packs on a single click, and after that the speed drops to 5.5 FPS but it will going to continue until the card ends.
4. Video – X-A5 or EOS M100
Fuji X A5 camera offers 4K video With 15 frames per second with time limit of 5 minutes only which is really a big trouble for beginner and or even professional film makers, but they have a decent full HD video mode also.
Canon EOS m100 camera doesn’t offer 4K video what what it do offer full HD video recording mode.
So, both camera is good for record Full HD videos and don’t get carried away by reading the specification of the Fuji X-A5 camera.
Fuji X-A and Canon EOS M100, both features excellent core specification. But with Fuji We are getting few extra things for sure, such as shutter and ISO range and a 5Min 4K video mode with 15fps. So, at the end you have to decide which camera you want to buy ?
We have selected Fujifilm X A5 camera and Panasonic G7 camera for comparison for their affordable price range. Both camera are best for entry level shooters, but which one is exactly more suitable for still shots and which one for video… take a look
Features/ Models
Fuji X-A5
Panasonic G7
Megapixel
24 MP
16 Megapixels
Sensor size
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
Four Thirds (17.3 x 13 mm)
Low pass filter
No
No
Image processor
NA
Venus Engine
AF system
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
DFD AF system
AF points
91
49
ISO
100-51200
100-25600
Image Stabilization
No
No
Shutter Min/ mix
30-1/32000 s
30 sec 1/16000 sec
Continuous shooting speed
6 fps
7 fps
Video
4K @15 fps
3840 x 2160 (30, 25, 24, 20fps)
Display
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
3″ Rear Touchscreen Swivel LCD (1,040,000)
Hot shoe
Yes
Yes
Wireless
Built-in (Bluetooth)
Built-in (WiFi)
Environmentally sealed
No
No
Battery life
410 Shots
350 shots
Dimensions
117 x 67 x 40 mm
125 x 86 x 77 mm
Weight
361 g
410 g
1. Sensor of both the camera
let’s talk about the sensor off the camera, Fujifilm X-A5 camera features a large aps-c sensor With a 24 megapixel resolution on the other side we have Panasonic G7 with 16 megapixel resolution and 4/3 format sensor.
2. AF system – Fuji have Hybrid
Let’s talk about auto focusing system of both the camera, The The recently announced Fujifilm X-A5 camera features hybrid autofocus in system with 91 auto focusing points and Panasonic G7 camera features contrast based DFD auto focusing system which is bit slow compared to Hybrid ones.
3. ISO range – 1 Stop more with Fuji
Fujifilm X A5 camera by having a large APS-C sensor also offers one stop more ISO range (51200) compared to the Panasonic G7 camera. So, you will going to get more clear low light images from the camera compared to the Panasonic G7
For still shooting we recommend you to get Fujifilm X-A5 camera
The recently announced Fuji X-A5 camera records 4K video at 15 frames per second with a time limit of 5 minute only after 5 minute the buffer of the camera will going to be FULL and you have to wait a second and then start it again.
but Panasonic G7 camera offers 4K video recording at 30 frames per second with time limit of 29 minutes which is insane compared to the Fuji X-A5 camera.
For video recording purpose we highly recommend Panasonic G7 camera
Before we begin Fuji X-A5 features large APS-C CMOS sensor where has the Olympus E-M10 Mark III camera features four third format sensor, so literally you are getting a bit more image area with the beautiful Fuji X-A5 camera and its time to take it deeper look at the specification comparison below
Features/ Models
Fuji X-A5
Olympus E-M10 Mk III
Megapixel
24 MP
16 Megapixels
Sensor size
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
Four Thirds (17.3 x 13 mm)
Low pass filter
No
No
Image processor
NA
TruePic VII
AF system
Contrast Detect + Phase detect (hybrid)
Contrast-Detect sensor
AF points
91
121
ISO
100-51200
100-25600
Image Stabilization
No
5-axis
Shutter Min/ mix
30-1/32000 s
30 – 1/32000 s
Continuous shooting speed
6 fps
8.6 fps
Video
4K @15 fps
4K @30fps
Display
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Tilting LCD Touchscreen
Hot shoe
Yes
Yes
Wireless
Built-in
Built-in WiFi
Environmentally sealed
No
No
Battery life
410 Shots
330
Dimensions
117 x 67 x 40 mm
122 x 84 x 50 mm
Weight
361 g
410 g
1. Sensor
If you talk about the sensor only between these two camera then the Fuji X-A5 camera features large APS-C sensor with 24 megapixels resolution, on the other side we have Olympus OMD E-M10 Mark III which features a bit is smaller micro four third forward sensor 16 megapixels resolution.
So, with Fuji X-A5 camera you get larger sensor with more resolution, Fujifilm X-A5 camera also features hybrid autofocus system that is better in some way compared to the M10 Mark III contrast based system.
2. AF System
Yes the Fuji do offer a better auto-focusing system compared to Olympus. But with more AF points the Olympus frame coverage is more compared to Fuji. But at the end we have Fujifilm X A5 camera is built with phase detect autofocusing points inside the sensor, where as the Olympus E-M10 Mark III autofocus in system is limited to contrast detect Technology.
3. Continuous Shooting Speed
If we talk about continuous shooting a speed then theFuji X-A camera buffer is limited to 10 shots only with a speed of 6 frames per second, whereas Olympus E-M10 Mark III camera features a speed of 8.6 frames per second.
4. Video
Fuji X-A5 video mode is limited to 15 frames per second with time limit of 5 minutes, but Olympus doesn’t have such limitations with the Olympus E-M10 Mark III, the camera records 4K videos 30 frames per second for 29 minutes.
5. Image stabilization inside E-M10
The Olympus E-M10 mark III offers 5 axis image stabilization that will help all the time when you needed, even if you are creating serious vlooging videos you don’t have to spend extra cash on gimble.
The image sharing of Fuji X-A5 is bit tedious due to bluetooth only, the camera Olympus E-M10 mark III WiFi does fast image and video sharing.
Verdict
Fuji X-A5 is good for still shooting only whereas the Olympus E-M10 III is highly recommended if you creating high quality video and also a decent camera for still work.
Fujifilm finally announced the Fuji X-A5 mirrorless camera featuring aps-c sensor with 24 megapixels resolution and ability to record 4K video at $599 price tag Fuji X-A5 becomes most attractive entry level mirrorless camera. The standard ISO range limit is 12800 and the maximum ISO range limit goes to 51200, so not for vlogging only the Fuji X-A5 camera is also recommended for still shooting.
The camera continuous shooting speed is up to 6 frames per second at full resolution and the maximum shooting speed 10 frames per second.
The AF system is greatly improved and now it features Phase AF points fabricated inside the sensor, that clearly means you will get blazing fast AF speed compared to the old X-A3 camera with slow contrast based AF system.
And rear side we have a tilting 3 inch touchscreen which can be also used for taking selfie on creating videos.
We also have Wi-Fi connectivity for easily sharing photos to Smartphones, You can also download Fuji remote camera app for shooting remotely.
Fujifilm X-A5 of course one of the best entry level mirrorless camera that features 4K video recording and Hybrid APS-C sensor inside.
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