KInfinity

I use the ~$30 sd card reader for iPhone/lightning. It’s great. Works quickly. This workflow doesn’t use camera battery. This is my preferred workflow for the past several years.

I used to use...

I think it’s still a fair question. They are almost the same sized sensor, and form factor. People like me shop current or last gen cameras.
The canon m6 gallery (the wedding) on dpreview was...

18-55mm. Sorry, can’t edit on mobile.

I like my xe3. But, the point if this camera is that it’s smaller. Hence the smaller form factor zoom lens, compared to the relatively bigger 17-55 2.8-4 that most of this xe series sport.

I like the different look, depending on the context. At the end of the day, I’m always glad I brought along the Fuji in addition to the mobile pics.

Happy photography.

@King Fu re: no difference between an x100 and an ILC? The X100T easily slides out of a bag with its short exterior lens. I have an RX100, X100T and XE-3. I like them all. Yes, the Rx100 is...

@Kung Fu

X100T has an MS+ES shutter, so that’s covered. I leave it in that mode.

If love it if 4/3rds cameras were built small and could perform up to the level of an x100. So that we could have a small prime-lensed 35mm (or ~28mm) equiv. But, I’ve never seen that happen. ...

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Said no one of a 4/3rds sensor, ever

The 2.0 vs 2.8 makes a big difference

Harold66 it is for me.

F/2.0 vs 2.8 is a huge deal for apsc sizes sensors.

I love my X100T. I would recommend considering the F model on the used market, if cost is an issue, because they are currently (relatively) cheap.

I’m excited for this! I’m a X100T owner, and previously had an X100. How’s the speed of the AF for faces, and Af ability in general compared to the X100T and F?

Cool. So, where’s theksizen for the XE-3 abs X100F? It’s not like there are newer versions of those lines yet.

Where’s the happyface reply?

I have a 16mp x100t a d 24mp xe3. They’re both enough.

My OG X100 has 12 — but the images looked awesome.

Megapixel wars for smaller sensors are long over.

I had a Nikon D5200 which had a side swivel/hinge. So, in order to ‘move it you had to fully twist it and put it on the left side.

While this was handy for macro contortions on a tripod, and I...

I think a good test for prospective buyers of primes, is to take their zoom lens and shoot at those lengths. Then, see if that’s the field of view that you like.

For instance, I had a 50mm prime...