XP1 vs X100_

Henrik Helmers wrote:

jshen808 wrote:

Ed B wrote:

jshen808 wrote:

Ed B wrote:

CFuentes85 wrote:

Thanks for your answers, after more comparisons, I finally decided for the X100F. Some of the reasons were: same battery as XE3 (currently have 4), other similarities with the XE3: joy stick/processor generation, digital tele extender, more film simulations, ergonomics/location of the function buttons and to lesser importance more modern AF. After all if I do not like it I can sell it with little loss and get the 23mm and another X-E/T.

The X100F is a great camera The only thing "wrong" with it is that it's a single focal length camera and that makes it a camera that might not be perfect as an only camera.

I love the X100 series and have had two X100S cameras and then bought the X100F but I also have a couple of other cameras I use when the X100F just isn't appropriate.

With your X100F camera.

Have you tried the teleconverter?

See the below thread link to read more.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4484552#forum-post-63887388

In the thread, you referenced they're talking about the digital converter and that also works well but is basically a crop that Fuji does some in-camera manipulation with.

I've used the digital converter a few times and think it's a nice feature that does add versatility to the camera.

I'm usually not too keen to use add-on lenses to these compact cameras.

What I meant is the "Digital Teleconverter" (50mm, 70mm),

I'm challenging myself to shoot more JPEGs, and so the teleconverter is available to me sometimes. I find that most of the time I can zoom with my feet, but sometimes it can aid with composition.

At 70mm the image degradation is significant though. I think it'd be more useful if it was implemented as a smooth zoom with shorter range.

Yes, if can zoom with the feet, then will do.

However, with street photography,

sometimes having the option of,

both 35mm & 50mm can help.

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Yes, I also agree about the 70mm,

but will use it when in a pinch.

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Cheers!