It takes great pictures and the 2 lenses cover a great spectrum. BUT the big advantage of a mirrorless camera compared to a DSLR is supposed to be small size and light weight. It is not much if any smaller or lighter than must less expensive DSLRs. And my big gripe is that it's really hard to hold.

This is a little camera but is power-packed with brilliant performance. It has great build quality. It provides excellent image quality with richly saturated color and good sharpness. It also allows access to all of Fuji's truly outstanding range of X-mount lenses and gives a bang for the buck.

Excellent JPEG quality; Articulating LCD allows for selfies; Wide selection of excellent lenses; USB charging and a long battery life; High-resolution viewfinder useful for shooting in bright light

Prone to overexposure; CMOS sensor is not X-Trans; Using the touch-swipe functions is awkward with touch shooting or auto-focusing

Sometimes you don't want to lug around a full-size DSLR. I love the portability of this camera. The image quality is excellent. The body is very solid and feels well built. It's nice not having to worry about breaking a $2,000 camera. I have a lot of fun shooting with this.

Let’s not get too complicated here: a camera’s job is to take photos, and the X-T100 does that very well. To get better performance in Fuji land you’d need to stump up several hundred quid more for the X-T20, and while the cheaper X-A5 should take similar images, the lack of EVF there rules it out for me straight away. The fact that it’s also small, light, beautifully built and attractive is another bonus, as is the well-thought-out control scheme. Like most X Series snappers, this is a camera that handles excellently. It’s not perfect, but at £619 including a lens, you wouldn’t expect it to be. And where it matters, it gets it spot on.

Takes superb pictures; Lovely build design; Small and light; EVF and touchscreen ;

4K video strangely hampered; Autofocus not up there with the best; No weatherproofing;

Just a half-step up from its 2-year-old entry-level X-A5 mirrorless, Fujifilm recasts most of the components of that model into a slightly more advanced package. But it's still intended it for the entry-level enthusiast who wants something smaller and more flexible than a dSLR with no compromise on quality.

Fujifilm delivers another stylish mirrorless camera for the phone-camera-doesn't-cut-it-anymore set.

The Fujifilm X-T100 is a SLR-style mirrorless camera with excellent photo quality plus a unique articulating LCD, high-res viewfinder and great battery life. However, its autofocus subject tracking abilities are disappointing, with only 15 fps recording at 4K and overall poor video quality.

Travel, portrait and landscape photographers who want excellent image quality, an articulating LCD and top-notch selection of lenses.;

Capturing anything moving or recording video. Shooting bursts of Raw images;

The Fujifilm X-T100 is a bit of an oddity in the Japanese company's mirrorless line-up: with its power zoom lens attached it functions differently to its X-series family, but not in a way that's particularly proficient for entry-level users, which sees it sit in a place that's neither here nor there.

Good image quality potential with the right lenses; Tilt-angle screen and touch controls;

Focus is off a bit too frequently; Power zoom lens changes X-series use proposition;

Excellent image quality; Stylish design; Easy to use; Has both an EVF and touchscreen; Small size;

Low frame-rate 4K video; Average autofocus; No weatherproofing; Slow, noisy kit lens;

Takes superb pictures; Lovely build design; Small and light; EVF and touchscreen ;

4K video strangely hampered; Autofocus not up there with the best; No weatherproofing;