Fujifilm X-T100 - Experience and Pics

Advent1sam wrote:

Peter Jonas wrote:

Advent1sam wrote:

Peter Jonas wrote:

Advent1sam wrote:

Fezhat wrote:

It's clumsy the tilt screen is a pest to open, touch screen a bit iffy, Bluetooth so so and...... no "happy stick"

the image results are great and easy PP with the room of light

Fezhat, not sure what your agenda is here, but this is just fake news, something not right here. The tilt screen tilts up perfectly, 99% of the time, that's how I want it, its all many many cameras offer too. I am sorry but the tilt mechanism is far from clumsy, I'd say its beautifully engineered, maybe you have a different camera, not sure!

I am not sure who's got what agenda here.

But I suspect you'd think that screen is one of the clumsiest ones if the X-T100 had an X-Trans sensor.

Peter, do you have an x-t100?

No, I do not have an X-T100. What's more, I have never seen one either, nor do I have any idea what its flip up screen works like.

Please note I am not making any claims in relation to that screen.

I just know what you think about it now, and, as I stated in my previous post, I think I have a pretty good idea what you'd think about it, if that camera had an X-Trans sensor.

Peter, no offence, but I am not going to converse further with you. I am happy to discuss with Fezhat and I would also point him to the youtuber too, where angry photographer of all people pretty much says exactly the same about the screen and its fluidity and he also has pretty big hands and he appears to have no problem flipping the screen either. Like I say, if the camera had a poor screen I would be the first to admit it, despite what you might think of me Peter, I am not in the game of spreading fake news, far from it!

It doesn't hurt if Fezhat and everyone else involved in the discussions knew that evidenced by your past record on these discussions forums, when it comes to having an objective opinion about equipment your credibility approaches zero.

Today you have an emotionally overcharged positive bias for the camera where nothing can be negative, but by tomorrow you may have a diagonally opposite view just as extreme, where nothing may be good about it.

I think it's better if people are aware of that when discussing this or other pieces of equipment with you.

Still, enjoy using your X-T100, just as much as once you enjoyed using your X-T1. Until one day ...

There is no need to further converse with me. No offence taken.