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Hide similar	Fujifilm X100S x100s Silver + Black Leather Case Winner	FUJIFILM FinePix X100F black Winner	Fujifilm X-T2 Black Winner	Fujifilm X-T20 Silver + XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II + XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II Winner	Fujifilm X-T20 Digital Camera Black + XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II + XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II Winner	Canon EOS 800D Black + 18-200mm Winner	FUJIFILM FinePix X100F Silver Winner
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Display
Display size Larger displays bring greater ease of operation and greater control over the composition or focus. Larger displays bring greater ease of operation and greater control over the composition or focus.	2.8 " (7.11 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)	3 " (7.62 cm)
Sensor
Maximum ISO Sensitivity can be set individually for each image. The higher the ISO value increases the noise level.Values are given as twice the value of the previous and usually reach numbers 100, 200, 400, 800... Sensitivity can be set individually for each image. The higher the ISO value increases the noise level. Values are given as twice the value of the previous and usually reach numbers 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600. If the sensitivity is set to ISO 400, the frame will need half the amount of light than ISO 200, and shortening of the exposure time by half making it possible to reduce blur and noise. Digital Camera offers Browse the Glossary of photographic terms Camera Selection Guide	6,400	12,800	51,200	51,200	12,800	25,600	12,800
Maximum shutter speed The maximum time that the shutter is open, allowing light to strike the image sensor. Slow shutter speeds are used for a variety of shots with special effects or with targeted out of focus images. The maximum time that the shutter is open, allowing light to strike the image sensor. Slow shutter speeds are used for a variety of shots with special effects or with targeted out of focus images.	29.4 s	30 s	30 s	30 s	30 s	30 s	30 s
Minimum shutter speed Minimum time that the shutter is open, allowing light to strike the image sensor. Fast shutter speeds are used for taking quick action shots to capture sharp images. Minimum time that the shutter is open, allowing light to strike the image sensor. Fast shutter speeds are used for taking quick action shots to capture sharp images.	1/3,920 s	1/4,000 s	1/8,000 s	1/4,000 s	1/4,000 s	1/4,000 s	1/4,000 s
Sensor type Sensors (chips, sensors) of digital cameras record video information when photographing an object and then send it to the processor. According to the manufacturing technology they are divided into... Sensors (chips, sensors) of digital cameras record video information when photographing an object and then send it to the processor. According to the manufacturing technology they are divided into type CCD and CMOS. The main difference between the two types is in signal processing after light strikes the photosensitive point chip.	CMOS	CMOS	CMOS	CMOS	CMOS	CMOS	CMOS
Sensor size The larger the sensor, the better the image quality and the lower the noise levels. The most powerful SLR cameras have a sensor the same size as cinefilm box, i.e. 36 × 24 mm (43.3 mm... The larger the sensor, the better the image quality and the lower the noise levels. The most powerful SLR cameras have a sensor the same size as cinefilm box, i.e. 36 × 24 mm (43.3 mm diagonal).	APS-C	APS-C	APS-C	APS-C	APS-C	APS-C	APS-C
Lens
Minimum focal length (35mm conversion)	23 mm	23 mm		24 mm	24 mm	29 mm	35 mm
Max lens speed at min focal length	f/2	f/2		f/3.5	f/3.5	f/3.5	f/2
Video
Maximum video resolution Resolution refers to the number of pixels of one frame of the movie. It affects the video quality during playback or editing. Resolution refers to the number of pixels of one frame of the movie. It affects the video quality during playback or editing.	Full HD	Full HD	4K	4K	4K	Full HD	Full HD
Video with Sound Video sound reinforcement is the process of recording sound when making a video. The type of sound that is recorded can have a significant impact on the overall quality of the video. Different types... Video sound reinforcement is the process of recording sound when making a video. The type of sound that is recorded can have a significant impact on the overall quality of the video. Different types of video sound reinforcement include mono, stereo and surround sound. These types of sound offer different levels of sound depth and spatial orientation that can enhance the video viewing experience. Digital Cameras Offer	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo	Stereo
Inputs and outputs
Audio/Video	mini HDMI	Micro HDMI, External microphone, Jack 3,5 mm	External microphone, Micro HDMI, Jack 3,5 mm	Micro HDMI	Micro HDMI	Jack 3,5 mm, mini HDMI, External microphone, A/V (TV Out)	Micro HDMI, External microphone, Jack 3,5 mm
Supports direct printing Feature that allows direct printing of pictures you have shot, without processing them on the computer first. This includes DPOF and PictBridge technology. Feature that allows direct printing of pictures you have shot, without processing them on the computer first. This includes DPOF and PictBridge technology.	DPOF (Digital Print Order format)					DPOF (Digital Print Order format), PictBridge
Memory and storage
Memory card type	SD, SDHC, SDXC	SD	SD	SD	SD	SD	SD
Supported formats	JPEG , RAW	RAW , JPEG	RAW , JPEG	RAW , JPEG	RAW , JPEG	RAW , JPEG	RAW , JPEG
Battery
Battery type Type of the power supply of the camera. It can be classical battery (could be rechargeable), or a special acumulator. Type of the power supply of the camera. It can be classical battery (could be rechargeable), or a special acumulator.	Battery	Battery	Battery	Battery	Battery	Battery	Battery
Battery capacity The number of shots for the acquisition of which is sufficient battery/acumulator on a single charge. The number of shots for the acquisition of which is sufficient battery/acumulator on a single charge.	330 shots	270 shots	340 shots	350 shots	350 shots	600 shots	270 shots
Type and function
Type	Compact	Compact	mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera	mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera	mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera	SLR	Compact
Colour
Colour		Black	Black				Silver
Package contents
Package contents			Body cap, Power cable/adapter, Strap, Battery	Lens, Manual, Power cable/adapter, Strap, Battery, Software (CD), Lens cap, Body cap	Body cap, Lens, Manual, Power cable/adapter, Strap, Battery, Lens cap	Strap, Manual, Battery, Power cable/adapter, Lens cap, Body cap
Dimensions and weight
Depth			4.92 cm	4.14 cm	4.14 cm	7.62 cm
Height			9.18 cm	8.28 cm	8.28 cm	9.99 cm
Weight			507 g	383 g	383 g	532 g
Width			13.25 cm	11.84 cm	11.84 cm	13.1 cm
Lens 2
O2 - Max. aperture at maximum focal length				f/6.7	f/6.7
O2 - Max. focal length (equivalent 35mm)				345 mm	345 mm
O2 - Lens Type				Zoom	Zoom
O2 - Min. focal length (equivalent 35mm)				75 mm	75 mm
O2 - Shortest focusing distance				110 cm	110 cm
O2 - Min. focal distance Focal length by lens construction type. The ratio of the sensor size and focal length determines the viewing angle.Division by lens focal lengthWide-angle lenses with... Focal length by lens construction type. The ratio of the sensor size and focal length determines the viewing angle. Division by lens focal length Wide-angle lenses with a small focal length (up to 24 mm) and large viewing angle Normal lenses with a focal length around (50 mm) Telephoto lenses with a long focal length (from 135 mm) Lens offers Browse the Glossary of photographic terms Camera Selection Guide				50 mm	50 mm
O2 - Max. focal distance				230 mm	230 mm
O2 - Max. aperture at min. focal length The following apply when setting the lens speed:Brighter lens luminosity, produces better quality rendering of the resulting images.Higher f-numbers indicate smaller apertures, shorter exposure times,... The following apply when setting the lens speed: Brighter lens luminosity, produces better quality rendering of the resulting images. Higher f-numbers indicate smaller apertures, shorter exposure times, and a lower risk of blurred images. When increasing the focal length, decrease the lens speed. Lowering the lens speed and exposure time under good light conditions, achieves less depth of field. Methods of expressing luminosity F-number: f4 or ranges in Zoom Lenses: F4.0-5.6 Evaluative number: f1/4 or ranges in Zoom Lenses: f1/4.0-5.6 Quality maximum aperture lenses f1.4 for lenses with fixed focal lengths f2.8 for zoom lenses with variable focal lengths Lens offers Browse the Glossary of photographic terms Camera Selection Guide				f/4.5	f/4.5
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	Fujifilm X100S x100s Silver + Black Leather Case	FUJIFILM FinePix X100F black	Fujifilm X-T2 Black	Fujifilm X-T20 Silver + XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II + XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II	Fujifilm X-T20 Digital Camera Black + XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II + XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II	Canon EOS 800D Black + 18-200mm	FUJIFILM FinePix X100F Silver
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