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That is assuming that the images are compared at the same output size.  Do we know whether Pop Photo compares images at like size, or do they compare images at the pixel level?  That's a big...

Constantine Manos' book American Color 2 contains images shot with both Kodachrome using his M6 and also an M8, and even he finds it difficult to decipher which images come from which camera.  With...

All of the little improvements in the X100s are nice, but it was the manual focus capabilities of the X100s that really tipped the balance, for me.

That GGS looks too large for the LCD.

I agree about the manual focus.  It is a great upgrade.  However, it's the OVF that really drew me to this camera, so I still only use manual focus when necessary, since I don't use the EVF very...

When comparing images of the same size from an aps-c and FF sensor of identical technology, the FF sensor will have about a one stop advantage.  However, things start getting a bit more nebulous...

Yeah, this has been a major complaint since the X100 first came out. I'm surprised it hasn't been solved by now.

You'll have to buy a regular 49mm lens cap.  To be honest, when I use a filter, I don't use a cap at all, so my camera is always ready.

I'm not sure that I have any pants that the X100s would fit in comfortably for the day, but, then again, I wear jeans most of the time.  I don't use a camera bag, either.  I just bring the X100s on...

Oh, I agree that the Sigma 30 is a sharper lens, but it's both longer and slower, being much easier to design.  I would imagine that the Sigma 30 is sharper than the X100s' lens across the frame,...

Not at all. Many of us use alternative hood solutions, like the Pentax MH-RC, to keep the camera compact. Besides, if we're talking hoods, then we'd also need to compare with the 35mm 1.4's hood...

Agreed.  I don't need a tele often, but I keep my old NEX-5 around so that I can throw a tele lens on there for occasional portraits.  Granted, I'd be fine if Fuji figured out a way to make a high...

As a former owner of the NEX-7+24/1.8, X100, and now the X100s, I didn't have much to complain about with the Zeiss 24/1.8, and its build is better than any other native mirrorless AF lens out...

Apparently, chroma smoothing is inherent to the X-trans CFA design, which is kind of like NR built-in.  This is great for high ISO, but it's a bit of a trade off at low ISO, particularly with some...

I haven't started printing yet, but I received my X100s today, and, in combination with LR4, there is definitely weird, smeary behavior on some textures like foliage, bricks, etc. Things look oddly...

It looks to me like the Fuji skies are a bit more cyan, which I actually prefer.  If you're using Lightroom, true sliding the blue hue slider to the right a little bit.

Not even my M9 has accurate framelines.  The M9 framelines are calibrated to 1m, meaning that they're accurate if you focus to 1m, but they cut a little of the frame off if you focus closer to one...

Hotshoe covers help avoid snagging the sharp edges of the hotshoe on fabric, clothes, etc.  They're especially useful on cameras like the X100, which is small and often stored in pockets that can...

Hi.  Your 2nd and 3rd points (and maybe 1st and 4th) will increase the size and weight of the camera, which defeats the purpose, IMO.  That being said, I wouldn't mind another X100 variant with...

In regards to the Leica neoprene case that the OP mentioned, for those interested, I'd avoid it and go with the OP/TECH USA rangefinder soft pouch. I own both, and the OPTECH is less than half the...