Fuji X100 Digital SOMETHING from Fujifilm

digitalintrigue said:
15 DIGITAL POINT-AND-SHOOT CAMERAS USED BY PRO PHOTOGRAPHERS

Ya think some of these pros might use the X100?
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I assisted for an LA tog who made high 6 figues for one nights work using only a Yashica T4 once. And yes it was out of choice, he has asked to be an unobtrusive at a birthday as possible.

Point being there is no such thing as a professional camera, only professional (talented is a better word, anyone can be professional and crap) photographers.
 
tapesonthefloor said:
Guys, if we're going to stumble awkwardly through diatribes about this or about that can we at least keep it specifically to the X100? Or, perhaps, if Juan & co want to carry on with this more general and philosophical debate, can they agree to do it in another thread? This specific conversation has gone on for 10-20 replies now, and I haven't seen it actually move forward in awhile. It's done. Let's get back to giving Fuji endless amounts of positive reinforcement for actually listening to us. :D
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Fuji: some of us would prefer a double image rangefinder, and M-mount or at least a few Fuji lenses... Thanks!

Cheers,

Juan
 
Hey Guys,
Keep this going! Don't give up now!
It's going to make an excellent case study in communication and pedantry, and who knows - we might crack the 1000 posts barrier in the next 24 hours!
 
I wish all manufactures would take note on how to implement manual designs. More knobs and dials, less menu systems.

If i wanted menus, i'd go to a restaurant.... ;)
 
I have an opinion, that's all... As with any camera, I would prefer the X100 had a great manual focus because that would make it a better camera.

Cheers,

Juan
 
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I agree Paul. Enthusiasm expressed by many, for a new product (dare I say non Leica), is evidently frowned upon by some, as if it were heresy. Not fun,
 
I'm glad it isn't a "pro" camera or it would have convoluted menus, no dedicated shutter speed dials / aperture rings, and a large price tag to go with it.
 
I'm not so enthused by new digital camera release announcements so it wasn't until just today that I followed a link to what the 100x was about. It sure looks interesting. Definitely moving in the right direction.
 
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