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      Fujifilm X70 prices in Hong Kong

      Promising the latest innovations in its frame, the Fujifilm X70 camera offers unparalleled shooting experience. Read more about Fujifilm X70 Hong Kong below to find out.

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      Fujifilm X70 Price by Country

      CountryPrice
      Indonesia IDR 7,840,000
      Malaysia MYR 2,860
      Philippines PHP 33,801
      Singapore SGD 936
      Thailand THB 22,935
      Vietnam VND 16,190,000

      About Fujifilm X70 Hong Kong

      Fujifilm X70 Hong Kong– Pushing The Boundaries Of Creativity & Innovation

      As one of the most leading brands in the world of photography and imaging products, Fujifilm boasts long history of innovations in delivering exceptional cameras. Pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation, the Fujifilm X70 is aptly named since it gives promising performances.

      All About Encouraging Creativity

      Thanks to its compact and lightweight body, it is truly an amazing experience when bringing it around to shoot breathtaking photos and videos. In addition, the Fujifilm X70 camera boasts superior build quality in both form and functionality. This means that it is robust while looking luxurious appearance at the same time. Moreover, its large handgrip makes this Fujifilm camera to be extremely comfortable and convenient when holding it. Subsequently, you will enjoy taking photos with steadier focus. Besides, this leaves much room for you to shoot according to your creative visions since you are not being obstructed in any manner.

      Highly Innovative Solutions

      As if it is not enough, the Fujifilm X70 showcases even more innovative features in the form of its LCD touchscreen. Its 3 inch LCD touchscreen offers the much-needed freedom and flexibility of shooting from wide angles without any obstruction. Aside from being ideal for high and low shooting angles, it is pretty impressive that you can flip its touchscreen 180 degrees upward for your perfect selfie needs.

      Employing intuitive-based interaction, the Fujifilm X70 enables you to select a focus area and apply Touch Shot in order to capture a photo instantly via its highly responsive touchscreen. When you are using its playback function, you can even use smartphone-like gestures such as swiping, dragging, double tapping for enlargement and pinch-zoom so that you will be able to enjoy and experience it from different perspectives.

      Simply Stunning Image Quality With Fujifilm X70 Hong Kong

      The fearsome combination of both 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS II sensor and EXR Processor II image processing engine proves to be more than enough in delivering high quality images that are more vivid, sharper and richer. With its incredible Lens Modulation Optimizer or LMO image processing technology, the Fujifilm X70 camera is able to correct optical defects immediately so that you will enjoy sharper images.

      You Cannot Outrun Its Autofocus

      Offering the standard 49-point Single Point mode that allows for high speed focusing with precision, the Fujifilm X70 is your ticket in getting perfect focus so that you can capture the perfect moment in its entirety. Not only that, this Fujifilm X70 camera possesses the latest Zone and Wide/Tracking modes that utilize bigger 77-point area in capturing moving subjects effortlessly.

      When it comes to close-up distances, it is absolutely incredible that Fujifilm X70 camera employs this highly intelligent AF system as it detects objects that are nearby readily. This proves to be very convenient because you do not have to switch to special macro mode for that. Hence, the Fujifilm X70 camera is a highly innovative camera that enables you to follow your passion.

      Expert Reviews

      wired.com
      Reviewed on 2016-09-09
      The new FujiFilm X70 compact camera was announced at the same time as the larger and more powerful X-Pro2. I reviewed that X-Pro2 last month, and it's truly excellent. But looking at both cameras born on that same day, in many ways it's the smaller, less...
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      about.com
      Reviewed on 2016-08-22
      By Kyle SchurmanCompare Prices from AmazonThe look and design of the Fujifilm X70 digital camera will grab your attention immediately. It looks a lot like a film camera that may have been popular a few decades ago. But don't let this model's retro look fo...
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      Kenrockwell.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-21
      Top Sample Images Intro SpecificationsAccessories Performance ComparedFujifilm X70 (comes in black or silver, 11.9 oz./339 g with battery and card, about $699) bigger. I got my X70 at Adorama; I'd also get it at Amazon or at B&H.This ad-free website's big...
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      trustedreviews.com
      Reviewed on 2016-07-01
      Large sensor, Small size, Manual control, stylish bodyFixed lens, Can't use touchscreen for menu navigation, No viewfinder
      What is the Fujifilm X70? The smaller sibling to the well-received X100T , the X70 fits an APS-C-sized sensor in a pocket-friendly (and stylish) camera that has all the manual control and raw format shooting you've come to expect from Fuji's X series. It'...
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      pcmag.com
      Reviewed on 2016-06-03
      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-FiCramped controls, Some focus struggles, No EVF add-on available, Underwhelming video
      You can't help but compare the Fujifilm X70 ($699.95) with the Ricoh GR II. Like the GR, the X70 is a pocket-friendly camera with an APS-C image sensor (the same size used by consumer SLRs), a wide-angle prime lens, and built-in Wi-Fi. The X70 offers some...
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      dpexpert.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-05-19
      The image quality is gorgeous. Focus, exposure and colour are consistently spot on. But the truly wonderful thing about this camera is its high ISO performance. At ISO6400 photos are not just useable, they are miraculous with the barest hint of noise that...There is an optional viewfinder but a camera costing $950 should have one in the kit
      This 16mp APS sensor camera has a fixed 18.5mm (28mm film equivalent) f2.8 lens. It has the usual Fujifilm control layout of aperture ring around the lens and shutter speed dial on the body top. Put both into A position and it equates to P on any other ca...
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      theverge.com
      Reviewed on 2016-05-04
      Excellent image quality, Sturdy build, Great tilting screenNo viewfinder, Poor touchscreen performance, Limited video capabilities
      What if you took one of Fujifilm's best cameras and made it smaller?I recently went on a long vacation to Belize. It was one of those rare trips where everything went smoothly, and it was a legitimate break from my everyday life. But I was incredibly anxi...
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      pcauthority.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-04-20
      Over the past few years Fujifilm has successfully carved itself out a gorgeous, retro niche in the camera market. This started with the X100 that had plenty of old school charm to lure in the hipsters, but matched this with the kind of ASP-C sensor imag...
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      stuff.tv
      Reviewed on 2016-04-19
      Affordable price, Sizeable APSC sensor, Touchsensitive displayNo zoom, No viewfinder
      Over the past few years Fujifilm has successfully carved itself out a gorgeous, retro niche in the camera market.This started with the X100 that had plenty of old school charm to lure in the hipsters, but matched this with the kind of ASP-C sensor image q...
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      stuff.tv/my/
      Reviewed on 2016-04-19
      Affordable price, Sizeable APSC sensor, Touchsensitive displayNo zoom, No viewfinder
      Over the past few years Fujifilm has successfully carved itself out a gorgeous, retro niche in the camera market.This started with the X100 that had plenty of old school charm to lure in the hipsters, but matched this with the kind of ASP-C sensor image q...
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      dpreview.com
      Reviewed on 2016-04-18
      Film Simulation modes are superb and even more accessible with new control ring, Smart and handy builtin interval timer shooting, USB charging can save the day, Tilting touchscreen adds versatility to this segment, Incamera Raw conversion lets you gain fu...Critical detail at 100% suffers, Waxylooking skin in high ISO images, AF tends to hunt, Lens is not as high of quality as its rivals, 16MP XTrans sensor is at the end of its life, No viewfinder, XTrans sensor design limits Rawconverter choice, Lack of ext...
      The Fujifilm X70 is fixed-lens APS-C compact camera with a 16.3MP X-Trans sensor and a 18.5mm (28mm field of view equivalent) F2.8 Fujinon lens. It shares many design elements and some specifications with Fujifilm's popular X100-series, but omits their hy...
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      hardwarezone.com.ph
      Reviewed on 2016-03-31
      Smaller and slimmer than the cameras currently in the X100 series , the discrete X70 gets the same X-Trans II CMOS sensor and EXR Processor II from the X-T1 and X-T10 , and like these two cameras offers an electrical shutter that goes up to 1/32,000s, all...
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      hardwarezone.com.my
      Reviewed on 2016-03-21
      Smaller and slimmer than the X100S and the X100T , the discrete X70 gets the same X-Trans II CMOS sensor and EXR Processor II from the X-T1 and X-T10 , and like these two cameras, the X70 offers an electrical shutter that goes up to 1/32,000s, allowing fo...
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      hardwarezone.com.sg
      Reviewed on 2016-03-21
      Small enough to bring everywhere with you, Large APSC sensor for higher image quality, Good minimum focusing distance allows you to work up close for macro, Good sized buffer for continuous shooting.f/2.8 lens is not slow, not fast, Touch interface could be a bit more sensitive and used for menus as well, Video recording button is too hard to activate
      Smaller and slimmer than the cameras currently in the X100 series , the discrete X70 gets the same X-Trans II CMOS sensor and EXR Processor II from the X-T1 and X-T10 , and like these two cameras offers an electrical shutter that goes up to 1/32,000s, all...
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      digitalone.com.sg
      Reviewed on 2016-03-17
      The Fujifilm X70 is basically the toned-down version of its street photography cult classic cousin, the X100T. The latter is a rangefinder-styled prosumer compact camera with a large APS-C image sensor and fast 23mm f/2.0 prime lens, and it uses Fujifilm...
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      amateurphotographer.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-03-16
      The X100 from Fujifilm caught the imagination of photographers both professional and amateur, as well as kick-starting the Fujifilm renaissance after years of forgettable compacts. The latest incarnation, the X100T, will often find its way onto a photogra...
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      straitstimes.com
      Reviewed on 2016-03-16
      The Fujifilm X70 is basically the toned-down version of its street photography cult classic cousin, the X100T.The latter is a rangefinder-styled prosumer compact camera with a large APS-C image sensor and fast 23mm f/2.0 prime lens, and it uses Fujifilm's...
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      cnet.com.au
      Reviewed on 2016-03-15
      Great photo quality for the money and a manualfriendly design are the Fujifilm X70's high points.It has slow autofocus and some annoying controls
      Are you a manual-focus-first street photographer who views the world in wide angle and doesn't care about a viewfinder? Then you'll love the Fujifilm X70. This enthusiast compact, which incorporates a large-for-its-class APS-C sensor, runs $700 (£550, AU$...
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      CNET.co.uk
      Reviewed on 2016-03-14
      Great photo quality for the money and a manualfriendly design are the Fujifilm X70's high points.It has slow autofocus and some annoying controls
      Are you a manual-focus-first street photographer who views the world in wide angle and doesn't care about a viewfinder? Then you'll love the Fujifilm X70. This enthusiast compact, which incorporates a large-for-its-class APS-C sensor, runs $700 (£550, AU$...
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      cnet.com
      Reviewed on 2016-03-14
      Great photo quality for the money and a manualfriendly design are the Fujifilm X70's high points.It has slow autofocus and some annoying controls
      Are you a manual-focus-first street photographer who views the world in wide angle and doesn't care about a viewfinder? Then you'll love the Fujifilm X70. This enthusiast compact, which incorporates a large-for-its-class APS-C sensor, runs $700 (£550, AU$...
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