Stephen Scharf

Indeed. I don't think folks really comprehend just how much work goes into doing these reviews; especially the full reviews which are comprehensive. It IS a lot of work.

Indeed. I don't think folks really comprehend just how much work goes into doing these reviews; especially the full reviews which are comprehensive. It IS a lot of work.

Actually my thought when I...

Overall, a very well-done review; thanks Richard and team. What I found interesting about this review, though, at least with respect to my own set of requirements for a camera of this type, is...

The other thing that is hampering (a bit) the image comparisons between the X100S and the Bayer sensor cameras is that DPR is using ACR for the RAW conversion. Capture One 7 actually does a better...

Thanks, Richard, nice to hear that. Looking forward to it.

A shot of San Francisco's Moscone Convention Center taken while crossing the street with my RX100...

Or the 1Dx review for that matter....

Thanks for the review, but what I am really waiting for is the Fuji X100S review...where's that?

Okey, here's the obligatory bitching:

Thanks for the review, but what many of us are really waiting for is the Fuji X100S review...what's up with that?

Okay, here's the obligatory bitching:

Thanks for the review, but what many of us are really waiting for is the Fuji X100S review...what's up with that?

If you're referring to in-camera RAW conversions, yes. See my post below.

Absolutely agree...check out this RAW conversion with the latest rev of Capture One 7.... Just to save screen real estate, here is a crop at 50%...just to show how well Capture One handles...

Capture One and Capture One Express ($99) do a superb job of processing Fuji X-trans RAW files.

Doesn't support Fuji X-Trans cameras, either, and like you, I find the interface to be rather slow and non-intuitive. Tough to beat Lightroom for integration and fluidity of use.

Sweet! I'm envious!

I love using my X-Pro1, but occasionally I hit the Q button inadvertantly, which can be distracting.  Enter the Match Technical Thumbs Up....this beautifully made thumb rest fits perfectly and...

I can see how there might have been problems with the X100 as it was  the very first X-series camera in production, but I've had virtually no quality problems with mine, nor has anyone that I know...

if you really need focus peaking, then the X100S is your best bet for street photography. While the image quality may not quite be at the RX1 on an absolute basis, as an X-Pro1 owner, I can assure...

Thanks, guys, appreciate the comments.

My bad, I misread the post title as RX100, not RX1. Great to hear the image quality of the RX1 is so good. I'll have to rent one some time and give it a thorough real-world use test. Cheers, Stephen