The Fujifilm X-A1 with 16-50mm lens is back in stock at B&H as is the Wacom Intous Pro in Medium! The X-A1 is a little guy that packs a nice punch, it's available in Indigo Blue and is awaiting your add to cart click. It also comes in black and is available for pre-order. It packs a punch at 16 megapixels and has a 1.5 crop sensor. It comes in at a mere $599, so it's a cost effective alternative for those who are in love with the X100 and X100s but don't want to drop the cash. It still has the ability to shoot auto and manual but the best part is unlike the x100 and x100s, the lens can be swapped.
It's list of specs are short and sweet:
- 16.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
- Hi-speed EXR Processor II
- Tiltable 3-inch LCD
- Built-in flash with Fujifilm's Super Intelligent Flash technology
- ISO200-6400 in 1/3 step increments
- Full HD video recording at 30fps
- 49 point AF positions
- Art filters: 8 Advanced Filters plus 5 Film Simulation modes
- In-camera RAW processing
- Q button for list view of frequently-used menus and smooth configuration
- Hot shoe
- Wireless image transfer to smart phones and tablet PCs via FUJIFILM Camera App
- PC Autosave Wi-Fi®* connectivity to PCs (for easy image backup)
- Compatible with all FUJIFILM X Mount lenses
The Wacom Intous Pro Pen and Touch Tablet is also now in stock in medium.
- 8.8 x 5.5" Active Area
- 2048 Levels of Pen Pressure Sensitivity
- Multi-Touch Support, USB Interface
- Express View Display, Touch Ring
- 8 Programmable Express Keys
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 11
- Autodesk Sketchbook Express
- Anime Studio Debut 8
- Nik Color Efex Pro 4
- Mac & Windows Compatible
If you're interested in the Fuji X-A1, it's available at B&H for $599
If you're interested in the Wacom Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet in medium, it's available at B&H for $339
But don't forget - the sensor is not a X-Trans sensor.
That is correct, but some people still like the price more than the sensor.
Why do people dislike cameras with fixed lens? D:
Because it makes absolutely no sense at all. It's like buying a 4 door sedan and welding shut the rear doors. Why would I want to deprive myself of the flexibility of swapping lenses ? Every brand has awesome primes in its lineup where I can pick what suits my needs.
Fair point. And I agree. But if you do have nice lenses to use, I assume you also possess a nice dslr so you'll get the best results possible. Why would you put an expensive piece of glass on a body that is not capable to offer awesome results? I think that if you get to buy a small camera like this, you're looking for something that's easy and quick to use, and changing lenses all the time wouldn't match with that hahaha Well, I think this matter could go on and on forever haha
Reviews on dpreview show the xa1 has better image quality than all the other xtrans cameras. Duh, some of us have been saying this for years.
f3.5 - f5.6
Hilarious. Literally zooms the light out of the lens.