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It has a built in ND filter too.

I'd like a bigger sensor - but maybe 'only' APS-H if it keeps the size of the camera down to what it is now. A black option would be nice without having to pay so much extra.

Lovely shots, but I think we have different ideas as to what counts as 'slight tweaks' in PP, ha. :)

It's out in April apparently.

Fuji have said the X20 has faster focusing than the X100s, it has face detection...

Probably wouldn't buy it myself, but I'm really impressed with the size of it.

Have a look at some of the EXIF data on your own photos. If the focal length for the vast majority of them is around what you get with the X100/s then you'll be fine.If you need anything that's...

They have also talked about compacts too, not just mirrorless cameras.

> though in recent years, the kids have tended to dominate subject matter.You'll definitely appreciate the AF system of the D7100 then.

NR said it might be an APS-C based compact. They didn't say it was a mirrorless camera or have interchangeable lenses.

I really wouldn't bother with those filter adapters.Have you looked at the Fuji XE-1? It's cheaper than the X-Pro 1, but you still can change lenses.For portraits were you want a bit of background...

In the Sony Cyber-Shot forum, since its name is the Sony Cyber-Shot RX1. :)

It's a wide lens, won't be difficult to hold in low light.

It's eqv. to a 30mm lens, not 35mm.

& 2.8 is 2.8, it's only in terms of DOF that it's more like f4 on full frame.

It's eqv. to a 30mm lens, not 35mm.

& 2.8 is 2.8, it's only in terms of DOF that it's more like f4 on full frame. It's a fairly wide lens, not something people buy for shallow DOF anyway.

There's a big difference between 16 & 20mm.

& the 16mm is not a well regarded lens.

1 - Wasn't this fixed anyway? I think you'll have to wait a while before confirming this on the X100s.2 - I haven't read anything saying the flash system is any different to the older X100. Which...

Exactly. Nikon's DX lens line up was never aiming for high-end. The only ones that were really interesting were the 35mm 1.8, the 17-55m 2.8, & the 12-24mm. The others are just slow mid zooms & a...

Hence why I said for the shoulder up, OP didn't specify.

>I'm a fan of the shallow DOF portraits.Portraits are done with long lenses (it's more flattering) this also creates a thinner DOF. Neither the RX1 or X100 would be terrible ideal for this,...