Simon Elwell

Is there an IOS app that does decent HDR?  I'm away from home this week with only an iPad and I've taken some shots using the 100s auto bracketing feature.  I'd like to play with them but all the...

F8 (most things in focus)  aperture ppriority auto iso auto flash

Another surprised Aperture user here - can't understand why the premier apple converter wouldn't be included in a test such as this.

I've decided to trade in an SLR or two for an X-Pro 1 and lenses (already have an X100s) 1. Would you keep the X100s? 2. What lenses should I get with the X-Pro 1 - are the Zeiss lenses out yet? ...

City Camera Exchange in the Strand should be able to supply a charger - failing that one of the electrical retailers in Tottenham Court Rd should have a generic charger that will work.  Either of...

I bought a couple for a tenner each off ebay for the X100 - no problems

f16 is best because it's biggest

I've had a play now, as an Aperture user... Took some shots with the camera set to RAW + Jpeg 1. As someone else here has noted - significant chromatic aberration on the RAW file as converted by...

looser than X100

Whilst I love the Q menu - I had the RAW button on my X100 mapped to the ND filter toggle. Has anyone found a fast route to the ND filter on a 100S?  Don't want to us the Fn button as that's for...

sorry - don't think it's all unfriendly here! I have to say, I've never compared my camera screen to my monitor.  I only use the camera screen to check that I got the shot and that I didn't miss...

Sutto - you've voiced my concern.  I have a deposit on a 100s and I can't in all conscience justify keeping both.  I'm totally convinced, having read the reviews, that Fuji has done a great thing...

Ideally - yes - you should have used the same shutter speed and aperture and iso if you want to make a direct comparison between cameras. Having said that - I've found that the X100 doesn't cope...

I own an X100 (as well as the usual Canon DSLR bag-load) and I love it.  I've been excited by the idea of the X100S since it was announced as it addresses (on paper) all of my wishes for the...

outdoor - bags of light - 70-200 F4 IS indoor - 135 F2

I have the MKII - don't think for one minute it's a more modern lens (I mean, it is more modern of course) as it's dated in design and function compared to a modern L lens.It's heavy, slow to focus...

are you saving in iphoto?  There is a mega pixel limit iirr

yep - ebay £10 job just fine

yep - the 135 is my sharpest - use at functions / weddings etc for candid shots across the room or for sports - almost anything that needs sharp focus and shallow dof really.

looks a little soft in parts to me...amazing, really, how people's opinions of the same shot differ