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Is the fujifilm x100 good in low light?

I don't have a low-light test for the Fujifilm X100, so I can't give you a verdict on its high-ISO performance. What the page does give is the spec sheet: an APS-C sensor, a fast 23mm f/2 lens, and no stabilisation. The f/2 aperture lets in plenty of light, but without stabilisation you'll need to watch your shutter speed in dim rooms.

If low light is your main concern, my sensor sizes guide says full frame is the better choice for low light, events and shallow depth of field. For a bit more on the X100's place in the range, see the X100 page.

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