Phil of Cilcain

You presumably haven't tried one!

I've not been aware of a problem with "orbs" in my photos, though Fuji have said they will replace the sensor if I do. Should this "dusk" shot show a problem if there was one? It looks fine to me,...

It was indeed a rare phenomenon and could be largely avoided by using larger apertures when facing the light.It became more annoying when I got into using the panorama feature. Set to panorama, the...

My X-S1 had the problem of a blue patch in the centre of the image when the camera was facing the light source and small apertures were selected. Back in May Fuji didn't have a fix, but...

I've had the same problem on mine. I contacted Fuji UK, they thought there was a problem with the lens and sent me a prepaid package to send the camera to them. I did this on Wednesday 12th Sept....

Fuji have offered to replace the sensor on my X-S1, though I've had very little trouble with "orbs," the reason for offering the change. I'm more concerned that fine detail isn't as good as I had...

Looks worse than the Fuji to me

Results from the new camera look great.

Fuji UK have sent me a freepost transport bag to return the camera. However, I've found the problem very rare on my X-S1 so will wait to see what others think of the new sensor. I'd hate to find...

Fair comment if you get orbs 25% of the time, but Fuji are changing the sensors in cameras with this problem free of charge and the fix appears to solve any problems users have experienced. So,...

Although you get a better depth of field at f11, lenses of this type are always at their sharpest around f5.6, so go carefully using f11, use the lens hood and you will be OK most of the time....

Loks like that Ranox DCR5320+3 costs about £250 in the UK, quite a price, but great results.

Can't agree with you re the 624mm being unusable. I recently visited Oulton Park and photographed Superbikes in action. Examples can be seen at...