Fuji X100 is currently in stock at Amazon, which is a rare occurrence since the camera is still hard to find. If you are not sure if the X100 is for you, here are 42 different reviews that should help you make up your mind:
- photorumors
- photorumors take2
- adorama
- tony-hart
- dslrmagazine
- enticingthelight (part 2)
- whatdigitalcamera
- eprice
- pocket-lint
- clubic
- techradar
- luminous-landscape
- optyczne
- trustedreviews
- nytimes
- thepictorial
- reghardware
- pdnonline
- dcresource
- outbackphoto
- ryanbrenizer
- neilvn
- patricksmithphotos
- betanews
- quesabesde
- photocomment
- lemondedelaphoto
- electronista
- cnet
- imaging-resource
- digitalcamerareview
- digitalcamerainfo
- speedlighter
- arcrental
- thedigitaltrekker
- photographybay
- theonlinephotographer
- neocamera
- akihabaranews
- photoxels
- aboutrc
- steves-digicams
Fuji X100 frequently asked questions:
And finally few words from Michael Penn who won the PhotoRumors.com Fuji X100 giveaway:
As my prize from PhotoRumors and Adorama arrived today I couldn’t wait to hit the street. The X100 is a very well built camera with stunning photo image quality. The menu seemed straight forward and it didn’t take more than a few minutes to find out where everything was. Auto focus worked well even in a dark bar. The combination OVF/EVF in genius to cover all bases and the metering is fantastic. For a street photographer a 35mm lens is the sweet spot and seems a perfect choice for this sensor. High ISO (6400) is the best I’ve seen and could give the Nikon D3s a run for it’s money at a fraction of the price.
What I think would make this camera better. Better manual focus, maybe. Replace the “RAW” button with an “ISO” button so the “FN” button can be freed up. I have to say the Auto ISO works very well. Switch from “RAF” raw files to DNG. Finally include a 49mm filter adapter.
Bravo Fuji you raised the bar.
