Indulis Bernsteins

You are going to love the X100F! It is *FUN*.

Physically yes- the flap covering the battery compartment has a small flap which can be raised, allowing the cord from the fake battery pack to exit. Like this one https://www.digi-quick.co.uk/fuji ...

This is exactly what I have... I have both cameras you are looking at. Here is what I've found: X100F is a lot more fun to use.It just is. The X-E3 with the 35mm F1.4 creates amazing photos. This ...

There is *some* truth in saying you can do the same with another camera but I think good gear makes it more likely you can get an amazing shot. OTOH I have had some great shots from my mid-range...

The "sawblade" bokeh was a bit scary! The 50mm lens shot of the young child in front of the amusement ride at night. The sharp blades are not nice. The interior of the bokeh highlights showed a lot...

The ball head has only got one slot in it, it is a constant fiddly frustration to get it lined back up. The slot also limits you to only 90% as the camera hits the tripod base or neck.

Yes. And you can set the screen view mode separately for shooting and playback, so your shooting might be EVF only, but your playback might be Eye Sensor, so you can look at the photos on either ...

OK thanks, I didn't know the mechanism inside, I assumed it was a mirror like the smaller "focus screen" that you can get in the bottom RH of the optical viewfinder.

OK they had to replace some of the case, the camera must have had a bump, and it deformed the case or something. I still say, if you get the "stuck mirror" problem once under warranty, don't ...

I rediscovered this lens when my X100F was off being serviced last year. I was about to sell all my lenses and old X-E1 body, but  was forced back into using the XE-1. Loved the 35mm F1.4 shots so ...

My X100F just had the same "stuck OVF mirror" problem resulting in the double images in the viewfinder. I had experienced this before but it cured itself, now it is finally stuck. I'd advise anyone ...