Fujifilm X-S1

The Fujifilm X-S1 is a bridge camera launched on 11/24/2011.

Technically speaking, the Fujifilm X-S1 ranks in the best 25% of its category (and in the best 58 of all cameras in our database) scoring 44 overall. The Fujifilm X-S1 weights 920 gr and spans 135 x 107 x 149 mm. This means that it is one of the largest and heaviest cameras within its category.

Going into details, the Fujifilm X-S1 behaves better than average in its category for:

• Image Quality - Score 36, ranks in the category best 6%.
• Speed Performance - Score 40, ranks in the category best 16%.
• Versatility - Score 78, ranks in the category best 5%.

On the contrary, the performance of Fujifilm X-S1 is below the category average in:

• Comfort - Score 31, ranks among the worst 2% of its category.

However, the technical performance of your camera should be put in context. Indeed, depending on the type of photography you are interested in, each individual camera feature can impact your pictures to a different extent. This is the reason why we developed the iCamRank. iCamRank has been designed to weight all the individual technical specifications of each camera in the camerarace database, depending on different shooting conditions. Thus, here is what we suggest, depending on the photography type you like most:

• Portrait - Great, score 35, ranks in the best 12% of its category. Fujifilm X-S1 is perfect for Portrait photography, one of the best in its class.
• Landscape - Great, score 35, ranks in the best 11% of its category. Fujifilm X-S1 is perfect for Landscape photography, one of the best in its class.
• Sport - Great, score 49, ranks in the best 8% of its category. Fujifilm X-S1 is perfect for Sport photography, one of the best in its class.
• Street - Suboptimal, score 43, ranks 19% in its category. Fujifilm X-S1 is not the best choice for Street photography; if Street is your priority, you should definitely look for alternatives.
• Everyday - Suboptimal, score 47, ranks 29% in its category. Fujifilm X-S1 does not work well for daily photography, you may want to consider some alternatives.