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I've read the manual but I was looking for 1st hand experience.
Thank you anyway,
Don
Exactly. With that in mind, the M has interchangeable lenses.
The X100 with just a single focal length should be as accurate or better.
I'm just wondering from a X100 user, how is the accuracy?
I think that the OVF is key to the camera.
Nuff said....don
Lol any truth in this
http://nikonrumors.com/2011/01/18/fuji-x100-may-be-compatible-with-nikon-cls.asp...
Before you get too upset, I would take these posts with a grain of salt. Here is a link to posts by a UK chap that actually has a production unit.
http://www.x100forum.com/index.php?/topic/86-x100-arrived/page__pid__445#entry44...
Quote: Before you get too upset, I would take these posts with a grain of salt. Here is a link to posts by a UK chap that actually has a production unit.
http://www.x100forum.com/index.php?/topic/86-x100-arrived/page__pid__445#entry445
Boone
Thanks for the link. It made very interesting reading..
I have also noticed a few other websites selling the X100 for £899 sterling. Maybe the price drop from £999 will happen much sooner rather than later.
Quote: http://www.x100forum.com/index.php?/topic/86-x100-arrived/page__pid__445#entry445
My guess is, there`s a bunch of units floating around not all using the same version of firmware.
I tried a Fuji X100 today at Focus and had no issues with the speed of focus whatsoever; the camera with a snazzy retro design seemd to handle well; would I buy one? ........ Not atm but only because I just really just don't need one.
Peter.
I spoke to Fuji about the concern and it was suggested that maybe the modes could have been fiddled around with before Mike picked it up. So it may not have been at the optimum setting.
One of Fuji's management team said that we should not expect the same speed as an SLR as the designers had a choice of creating a bigger bulkier camera with fastest focus or a smaller one with more moderate speed focusing.
You have to remember that the applications this is designed for is not needing sports speed AF.
I got the chance to look at one today and it seemed fine. I tried a second and the battery was flat.
We will of course be doing a thorough test of the camera soon and can compare with SLRs and other similar compact models.
it will be interesting to read a "hands on" test of the camera; what I also liked about the Fuji was it's relative simplicity compared to the DSLRs in my armoury; from my point of view it wouldn't a bad back up camera for wedding photography .... still not going to buy it as I have a camera already that fits that role.
Peter.
Quote: Just read the thread. I feel somewhat deflated after reading about the focus speed. Hey ho. ui suppose it will save me a grand. Was going to get it for streeet shots. did anyone who handled the camera have any comments regarding shutter lag?
From memory I think shutter lag is 0.1 sec
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