Indulis Bernsteins

C'mon, having to have a post-it note glued to the back of the camera to remember what C1-C7 are. This is so dumb I gave up on using the C preset functionality.

I have an X100F, anf for those of you who don't know, the leaf shutter in it enables the X100F's "party trick" which is to be able to flash sync up to 1/2000s of a sec = wide aperture nice boken ...

The 18-55mm lens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amelsz8LYOc

The XE-3 and the 18-55mm lens would be a great "replace the SLR" option.  You would have a camera that you can (almost) turn into a rangefinder style stealth camera (electronic shutter, 27mm ...

Why spend all that money on a lens and then "trust" in some cheapo filter. Even expensive filters hurt the contrast of some lenses. I did a test when I had a Canon SLR with a 17-55mm F2.8 lens ...

Me too. And I really REALLY wanted to like it so I could get away from Adobe's lying and "push everyone into monthly fees" approach.

I agree, I spent the money on ON1 2017 but it really wasn't good at all. So if On1 want to let me have 2018 for free to make up for it, I *MIGHT* think about wasting some more of my time on it...

If you have an X100/S/T then you might want the tele to preserve some pixels. For the X100F it is a heavy big (really big!) piece of glass. If you were doing lots of portraits it might be OK too. ...

Another vote for WCL-100. WIde angle is useful. TCL-100 (telephoto) can be skipped because you just crop the photo from a camera without the tele converter to get the same field of view.  You ...

OK for a few hundred $/£/€ it is not a bad toy, just sad to see the brand dragged into irrelevance.

It is called running out of battery. Every phone can simply prioritise and shut down all non-essential processes (Android does, my laptop does this in "power saver" mode). Done. Implemented. For...

Pretty much true!

I would recommend the WCL converter lens, which changes the 35mm equivalent lens on the X100F to 23mm (i.e. 0.8x). It is VERY good quality optics. No change in quality, focus distance, or aperture. ...

That assumes you are somewhere that has wifi and have both the camera and the phone connected.  If you are away from a known wifi point, then you need to also carry a small wifi router e.g. to the ...