Fujifilm X70

90% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

High quality APS-C format sensor and processing engine ; Tilting touch-screen ; Traditional exposure controls

Fixed focal length ; No viewfinder, Limited touch-screen functionality

The X70 offers traditional exposure controls and an APS-C format sensor in compact form, and it delivers images that are every bit as good as those from bigger X-series cameras. It's a little beauty.

Exceptional image quality thanks to super-sharp lens and capable sensor combination; great build quality; tilt-angle touchscreen adds further practicality to series

Autofocus not always fastest, can hunt in low-light; fixed-lens won’t suit all, 35/50mm crops not possible in raw; no viewfinder (optional digital accessory only)

With its £549 price point the X70 might sound expensive, but the kind of image quality that can be squeezed out of it makes it worth every penny. Sure, there's no viewfinder, but that's part and parcel of what this pocketable compact is all about. And...

Affordable price ; Sizeable APS-C sensor ; Touch-sensitive display

No zoom ; No viewfinder

All the charm and image quality of the X100T in a smaller and cheaper package - I’m sold

Great photo quality for the money and a manual-friendly design are the Fujifilm X70's high points.

It has slow autofocus and some annoying controls.

It's not for everyone. But if you're a manual-control freak who views the world at a wide angle and won't miss a viewfinder, the Fujifilm X70 is a great camera.

Stylish metal body ; Direct manual controls ; High quality tilting 3inch touch-screen ; Excellent image quality ; Impressive f/2.8 Fujinon lens ; Very pleasing colour reproduction ; Excellent noise performance ; MicroUSB charging ; Excellent size

Video button difficult to press - if you have large hands ; Touch screen operation could be improved (to give quicker access to Q menu items) ; Buttons on rear may be awkwardly placed depending on the size of your hands ; ISO range limited (ISO200 -...

The Fujifilm X70 is an ultra-stylish compact camera with a larger APS-C CMOS sensor, and a compact 28mm equivalent f/2.8 lens, which means it gives DSLR image quality, with good noise performance in low light. It also has direct access to shutter and...

Pocket-friendly design. Large APS-C image sensor. 7.9fps burst capture. Sharp wide-angle prime lens. Crisp, tilting touch screen. Aperture ring and shutter dial. Hot shoe. Built-in Wi-Fi.

Cramped controls. Some focus struggles. No EVF add-on available. Underwhelming video.

Conclusions If you're a fan of the 28mm field of view, and in search of a pocket camera that can deliver images on par with an SLR, you've got two obvious choices to weigh—the Fujifilm X70 and the Ricoh GR II. Each has its strengths. The X70's tilting...

Excellent image quality ; Sturdy build ; Great tilting screen

No viewfinder ; Poor touchscreen performance ; Limited video capabilities

Plenty of opportunities to customize X70's functions to meet your needs ; Excellent image quality in APS-C image sensor ; High quality prime lens with digital teleconverter for two additional focal length settings ; RAW image format available ;...

No viewfinder (although you can purchase an external viewfinder to attach to the hot shoe) ; No optical zoom capability ; No popup flash unit, although you can add an external flash via the hot shoe ; EV dial is too close to edge of top panel of...

Fujifilm's quirky little X70 digital camera may look like a retro film model, but it has plenty of modern features that all digital cameras should have, including a touch screen LCD and an APC-S sized image sensor. It offers a full manual control...

The X70 comes along at a funny time. The X-Pro2 has shown us the next steps in Fujifilm tech, and at this point, the X70 seems like a swan song for Fujifilm's venerable 16.3MP sensor. The X100T and X-T1 are still the standout cameras when it comes to a...