The Fujifilm XM1: a $150 X-trans sensor. 

Now thr price for this camera in my country is $300 just one year ago its $100

Just got a mint one for $300😭. Great buddy for my Xt-5 though.

Nice find! You took some great pics! Paired with the 7artisans lens is a nice idea. Those native Fuji lenses start a little higher for me for a cheap setup. I had an xpro1 for a while and never did get a native lens, though I probably should have...

Great review. My X-M1 is in the mail right now.

Was there a setting to see the exposure live without having to half press the shutter release? I cant find the setting anywhere its driving me insane

Hi Matt, great vid, I'm considering to buy this camera. Is it focus peaking feature on this camera?

Hey Matt, Great review, nice camera. Always great to see some forgotten digitals get some love! Tech moves so quickly and these gems get shuffled to the back row. Understanding the limitations is part of the enjoyment of using them. Besides, if it breaks you are not out more than $200.00 or so, compared to a larger newer camera. :)

Great video, it's not about the camera but who is holding it. Too bad this exact camera costs $700 Canadian.

Seem to be going for around $350US without lens on ebay now, prob due to all these vids.

Just wondering - what would You when You're in direct sunlight, want to maintain the frame, but refocus to another object? is manual focusing good enough, will You be able to see where the focus is on in such bright conditions? Does it have any additional ways to do it? This is quite crucial for the street photography where rangefinder cameras shine. Would be great if we could tap on a screen to refocus, but it's not a touchscreen unfortunatelly.

Ur steps at the first of video just like minecraft

I just bought on, same color, with two lenses for 450 bucks but the lenses alone cover the cost including a 27mm. Stoked!

Hi! I recently bought one of those in mint condition but I noticed that i have some stuck/dead pixels on my sensor. Did you notice the same problem with yours?

Pick up the 16-50 3.5 kit lens. A great match for it, especially with it's ois. Sharpness in the center is phenomenal. Focusing speed super fast. Weighs nothing. And this is from a guy who has the 16mm 1.4, the 23mm 2.0, the Viltrox 85mm. Since I only had my X-M1 for a year before buying the T-2 body, now I'm refreshing my memory on the XM-1. It's macro setting is pretty cute, as it isn't needed on the later bodies. Naturally watching The Fuji Guys video on it is a MUST. I had to remember how to use focus peaking on legacy lenses like my Rollei 50mm C.Z. 1.8. And their detailing on the built in flash modes is outstanding. Have fun. Another thing nice about these early models is the CD that comes with to use the their Raw conversion software (to tiff). No need for other pay by the month software like Lightroom. (I have an old Imac with a 10.6.8 system that can't handle later raw from the T-2, but I do have stand alone Photoshop CS 4 and 6 I don't have to pay monthly for) so, get the Fuji software that comes with. It won't work on later bodies though.

Love it

Myself, I need the viewfinder. Even with poor focus peaking on the earlier models , it's easier with a viewfinder. The XE1 makes more sense for the same price, or close enough ! LarryMac

Great job as always man 👏👏

That was a cool video 😊

$125 dollars?... LOL, well a year later you can't find these for less than $300. That's more than what the X-T1 is going for, which is by far the better camera!! Jesus Fujifilm nerds are weird. Why would anyone spend more money on this over an X-T1?? The Fujifilm world is fucking out there man.