For example, Fuji released four major updates to the Fuji XT1, that made it feel like a brand new camera with each update, which could be freely downloaded from their website and installed on your camera. One reason to love Fuji is that the company is not proliferating camera bodies, but instead is releasing free firmware updates to their customers to improve the functionality of their cameras long after purchase. Fuji uses the benefits of the mirrorless form factor to add a faster frame rate than most DSLRs, a fantastic viewfinder, and many little features that convinced me to switch to Fuji from my full-frame Nikon. The Fuji XT10 is an APS-C size sensor with 16mp of resolution in a small, but not awkwardly small body. The Fuji XT10 is my favorite mirrorless camera under $1,000, and by a significant margin. That was my experience as well.įuji XT10 – Best mirrorless camera under $1,000 The experience I hear from many DSLR shooters is that they buy a mirrorless camera and shoot it for a couple weeks and really like the lightweight form factor and the features of an LCD viewfinder… and then realize it has been two months since they picked up the big, bulky, heavy DSLR. I have been watching the mirrorless system and testing many of them, but it wasn't until I got the Fuji XT1 with the new version 4 firmware that I was finally convinced to make the change. However, in the last few months, mirrorless cameras have improved enough to finally make them a reasonable switch for the majority of DSLR shooters. For years I have cautioned readers of Improve Photography to be cautious about jumping into the mirrorless camera world if you are coming from a full frame DSLR.
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