Well, the first one I’ve found anyway, perhaps not as detailed as the hardcore camera review sites get, but it’s more than a start, at Roel.Me. Here’s the bit I care about most:
Prior to borrowing the X-E1 from Fujifilm, I updated my X-Pro1′s firmware to V2.00 which brought a few welcome changes to the camera. Most notable are the reduced SD card write times, reduced playback delay – even the auto focus (AF) and manual focus (MF) are better. Fujifilm released this update so that the X-Pro1 could match the improved performance of the X-E1 and as you will soon find out, both cameras perform equally well.
On the X-E1, AF is fairly fast and responsive. No, it is not blazingly fast nor will you be able to track fast moving objects, but the AF acquires the subject in short order and is extremely accurate.
After using the X-E1 for a week now, its performance and handling is virtually identical to the X-Pro1 (with firmware update V2.00).
If you’re thinking about getting the Fuji X-E1, please consider getting it by clicking one of the links below.
Fuji X-E1 body only all black – Amazon B&H Photo
Fuji X-E1 body only black & silver – Amazon B&H Photo
Fuji X-E1 with 18-55mm lens all black – Amazon B&H Photo
Fuji X-E1 with 18-55mm lens black & silver – Amazon B&H Photo
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How much of a difference is the EVF between the two cameras?
Thanks.
On the X-Pro1, the EVF is 1.44 million dots. On the X-E1, it’s 2.36 million. But the rear LCD on the X-Pro1 is 3 inch and 1.23 million dots while on the X-E1 it’s 2.8 inch and 460k dots.