Main Features
This review is devoted to XP90 that Fujifilm has first introduced to the public in Jan 15, 2016. This model is a Waterproof camera with a resolution of 16.0 MP and a 1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm) sized BSI-CMOS sensor.
This is an upgraded model that Fujifilm released to replace their older product
XP80.
To learn more about the specs and difference between these two models, check our complete comparison by
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Fujifilm XP90 vs. XP80
In Waterproof cameras (Top 10 Waterproof Cameras) this model has taken rank #9 out of 73. Its Overall Score has reached 45/100 and it takes a rank of #384 out of 1174 in all Cameras.
Now let's delve into more details of our Fujifilm XP90 review by assessing its features and specs, as well as checking what pros and cons it has compared to other average products in this category.
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In this part of our review, we are going to take a closer look at the technical specs and features presented in Fujifilm XP90. In addition, we are going to define the main pros and cons of this model and, based on this info, compare it to other average Waterproof cameras.
Fujifilm XP90 has the following external dimensions 110 x 110 x 28 mm (43.31 x 27.95 x 11.02″) with the weight of 203 g.
The typical weight for average Waterproof type cameras is 196g. If we compare the average indicator to the weight of Fujifilm XP90, we can conclude that this model is heavier than many other similar products.
Talking about the camera’s thickness, it is worth saying that Fujifilm XP90 has about an average thickness compared to other average cameras from this class. Its thickness is 28mm.
Look at the pictures below to see the front and top view of Fujifilm XP90 with the indication of this model’s dimensions:
If you want to have a better idea of how big the Fujifilm XP90 is, look at the pictures below to see how big it is compared to a credit card and a AA type battery.
Finally, let's check how different are the weight and thickness of the Fujifilm XP90 compared to other models from this class of cameras presented by the brand’s competitors:
Fujifilm XP90‘s body is protected from external threats with its high-quality dustproof and waterproof features.
Fujifilm XP90 boasts of a resolution of 16.0 MP and is equipped with a 1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm) sized BSI-CMOS sensor.
The base of Fujifilm XP90 has the following ISO range 100 - 6400 .
Unfortunately, the support of the RAW file is not included in Fujifilm XP90. However, if you are looking specifically for a Compact camera with a RAW file support, you should check out one of the following models from the same class and within similar price range .
Fujifilm XP90 features a 16.0 MP 1/2.3" sensor, which is not a good pick for high-quality and detailed pictures. However, we have an alternative option for you if you were looking for higher resolution.
Fujifilm XP90 is known for the lack of anti-alias (Low-pass) filter. It is one of its essential features of the sensor built in this model. The absence of this filter contributes to a higher level of details and sharpness in the pictures you take. Yet, the lack of an anti-alias filter also enhances the possibility of more occurring in certain conditions.
Now let’s check how we can compare the size of 1/2.3" sensor featured in Fujifilm XP90 with other standard sensor sizes.
Fujifilm XP90 is equipped with a Fixed Type 3" LCD screen. The resolution of this model’s screen reaches 920k dots.
In addition, this model comes with a built-in ViewFinder.
Some of the other highlights of Fujifilm XP90 are its 10.0 fps max speed and 1/2000 sec max shutter speed, which allow you to shoot continuously.
Unlike some other cameras from this category, XP90 unfortunately, is not equipped with a built-in flash.
In addition, XP90 has a Face detection AF feature that quickly finds the faces that appear within the frame range and locks the focus on them automatically.
As for the video quality characteristics of Fujifilm XP90, it gives you a possibility to shoot videos at the highest resolution of 1920 x 1080 You also have enough flexibility in terms of how you can save your files. Namely, Fujifilm XP90 allows you to save files in MPEG-4 and H.264 formats.
Fujifilm XP90 provides full HD resolution, which means that this model shows decent performance in most situations.
Fujifilm XP90 is not equipped with any ports that would allow you to connect external headphones and microphones to it.
One more advantage of Fujifilm XP90 is its embedded wireless (Wi-Fi) connectivity. This feature makes it possible to share files with suitable devices without the necessity to connect them physically.
In addition, XP90 is equipped with its USB 2.0 or HDMI ports that make it possible to connect XP90 with suitable external devices.
In concordance with generally accepted CIPA standards, the battery featured in Fujifilm XP90 provides a shooting life of 210, while the average battery life of cameras in this class is 274 shots.
With the commonly accepted standards in mind, we can conclude that Fujifilm XP90 is above the average indicator of battery life. However, we believe it is still a great idea to grab a few extra batteries if you are planning long photo trips.
In this part of our review, we are going to focus on Fujifilm XP90’s performance in various fields of photography. Each sub-section stands for a specific photography area. In every part, we will review Fujifilm XP90’s name performance and give it an overall score. This first spider web graph indicates how we can compare the XP90 to the average Waterproof camera.
Hover your mouse over the points to see the score details for each photography type.
After carefully reviewing how well Fujifilm XP90 performs Portrait Photography, we gave it a score of 51. Compared to scores of other cameras from the same class, Fujifilm XP90 can be called a Strong model for this type of photography.
If the score of this model doesn’t impress you and you are still looking for a model that is better suited for Portrait Photography, we recommend you to check out our Top 10 Cameras for Portrait Photography.
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After carefully reviewing how well Fujifilm XP90 performs Street Photography, we gave it a score of 32. Compared to scores of other cameras from the same class, Fujifilm XP90 can be called a Intermediate model for this type of photography.
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After carefully reviewing how well Fujifilm XP90 performs Sports Photography, we gave it a score of 68. Compared to scores of other cameras from the same class, Fujifilm XP90 can be called a 68 model for this type of photography.
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After carefully reviewing how well Fujifilm XP90 performs Daily Photography, we gave it a score of 45. Compared to scores of other cameras from the same class, Fujifilm XP90 can be called a Intermediate model for this type of photography.
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After carefully reviewing how well Fujifilm XP90 performs Landscape Photography, we gave it a score of 62. Compared to scores of other cameras from the same class, Fujifilm XP90 can be called a 62 model for this type of photography.
If the score of this model doesn’t impress you and you are still looking for a model that is better suited for Landscape Photography, we recommend you to check out our Top 10 Cameras for Landscape Photography.
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General | ||
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Brand | Fujifilm | |
Model | XP90 | |
Announced | Jan 15, 2016 | |
Body Type | Compact | |
Lens | ||
Manual Focus | ||
Lens Mount | Fixed lens | |
Number of Lenses | n/a | |
Focal Length Multiplier | n/a | |
Macro Focus Range | 9 | |
Screen | ||
Screen Type | Fixed Type | |
Screen Size | 3″ | |
Screen Resolution | 920k dots | |
Live View | ||
Touch Screen | ||
ViewFinder | ||
ViewFinder | ||
ViewFinder Resolution | 0k dots | |
ViewFinder Coverage | % | |
ViewFinder Magnification | ||
Photography Features | ||
Min Shutter Speed | 4 s | |
Max Shutter Speed | 1/2000 s | |
Continuous Shooting | 10.0 fps | |
Shutter Priority | ||
Aperture Priority | ||
Manual Exposure Mode | ||
Exposure Compensation | ||
Custom White Balance | ||
Image Stabilization | ||
Built-in Flash | ||
Flash Range | 4.4 | |
Flash Modes | Auto, flash on, flash off, slow synchro | |
External Flash | ||
AE Bracketing | ||
WB Bracketing | ||
Exposure Modes | ||
Multi-Segment | ||
Average | ||
Spot | ||
Partial | ||
AF-Area | ||
Center Weighted | ||
Sensor | ||
Sensor Type | BSI-CMOS | |
Sensor Size | 1/2.3" | |
Sensor Dimensions | 6.17 x 4.55 mm | |
Sensor Area | 28.07 mm2 | |
Sensor Resolution | 16.0 MP | |
Max Image Resolution | 4608 x 3456 | |
Max Native ISO | 6,400 | |
Max Boosted ISO | n/a | |
Min Native ISO | 100 | |
RAW Support | ||
AutoFocus | ||
AF Touch | ||
AF Continuous | ||
AF Single | ||
AF Tracking | ||
AF Selective | ||
AF Center | ||
AF Multi Area | ||
AF Live View | ||
AF Face Detection | ||
AF Contrast Detection | ||
AF Phase Detection | ||
Number of Focus Points | n/a | |
Number of Cross Focus Points | n/a | |
Video Features | ||
Video Resolutions | 1920 x 1080 (60p, 30p), 1280 x 720 (60p), 640 x 480 (30p) | |
Max Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 | |
Video Formats | MPEG-4, H.264 | |
Microphone Port | ||
Headphone Port | ||
Connectivity | ||
Wireless Connectivity | ||
HDMI | ||
USB | USB 2.0 | |
Physical | ||
Environmental Sealing | ||
Water Proof | ||
Dust Proof | ||
Shock Proof | ||
Crush Proof | ||
Freeze Proof | ||
Weight | 203 g | |
Physical Dimensions | 110 x 71 x 28 mm | |
Battery Life | 210 shots | |
Battery Type | 210 shots | |
Battery Model | NP-45S | |
Other Features | ||
Self Timer | ||
Timelapse Recording | ||
GPS | ||
Storage Type | SD/SDHC/SDXC, Internal | |
Storage Slots | 1 |
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