Fujifilm FinePix X100

Although some cons are undeniable, this camera brings the user back to real photography: pre-visualize, imagine, apply settings, wait for the right moment, shoot...this camera is simply perfect for the reportage and street photography, but it can be very good for landscapes and some portrait photography. Image quality is simply amazing, not only in raw format but also in jpeg. Shrarpness in all the image area is at top level. And everytime people stop you on the street looking at the camera ...

This is a great Camera right out the box for a patient photographer. Produces sharp dimensional photos. Makes you to get out and take pictures. It's fun to use. Problems: Some buttons too small for fat fingers

7000 shots in less than a year by an amateur what more is there to be said ?

Un poco lenta al empezar y el foco manual tiene una utilidad relativa, va por pasos y no es muy preciso. La calidad de la imagen es muy buena proporcionada al tamaño de sensor que utiliza. El diseño me parece muy agradable. No es la cámara de mi vida pero es una buena cámara. Problems: Lenta y el enfoque muy crítico.

First - I find the viewfinder is much better than the evf on nex 7 (which I bought last week mainly to use with my old Zuiko OM lenses). It is almost on par with my Sony A850. Come on! the autofocus is not that bad. This is a great camera. AND - the quality of the pictures... WOW! I have the Panasonic GF3 and it might be a little more snappy in focusing in low light, but the x100 is more easy setting up for zone focusing - it has a metering scale. So I was puzzled about all the negative ...

Don't listen to the bad reviews on the menu and the slow AF and other stuff... I got It today and I was out all day with It in Paris and I'm in love with this camera. No other word for it, I'm just there shooting everything with It, this is just dumb. On the slow startup and recording time, this is true, It doesn't love shitty card, with an old card It took for ever to record a raw. With a sandisk extreme 8gb, no problem at all. And It simply cannot focus on the OVF on short distance. Just ...

The best one for my pocket... A good friend for my D700!

After several long months of browsing forums and looking for the perfect travel/daily camera, I finally went and bought the X100. I'm a strictly hobbyist photographer, mostly interested in shooting people, streets and buildings. Let's talk about the bad stuff first - Be warned! The X100 is a different photographic beast since you can't zoom to compose images. You can't afford to be lazy with this camera. Composing images that with other cameras was just a flick of a button or a twist of the ...

After all the hype surrounding the X-100, I finally took the plunge and bought one. I have always wanted a nice compact camera that has first class image quality, and could be taken anywhere without all the baggage associated with a DSLR. Prior to this, other compact cameras such as the Canon G series, (of which I think quite highly) have always had to compromise image quality, especially at high ISO, as a consequence of using a small sensor. About the only other camera that could be classed ...

Having recently sold a Leica M6TTL (because of the hassle of processing), I decided to pick one of these up two weeks later. I was going on vacation with my wife and was done carrying my heavy Nikon D kit. It was the best move I ever made. This is a thinking man's camera, but will reward with some amazing resolution and low light capability. I would like to see a few changes made in the menus, but read the manual and you are well on your way. It gives me images that I can be proud of and ...