New to me X100...again =)

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I decided to get another X100 after not being with one for almost two years. I sold my last copy to fund my GA645i and thinking the prices would deflate to the point of a couple of hundred. Well I was wrong but thats ok with me. I loved the X100 and didnt mind (or didnt really notice) the lack of AF speed. I shoot a lot of "at home" images, so the X100 fit the bill perfect once again. I did almoooost pull the trigger on a X100f (it was in the cart!!), but decided that if i liked the original why not just get another at a third of the price.


Anyway, cheers to everyone still shooting the original X100 in 2019 and the coming 2020! 😀
 
I feel the same way about mine. I have the original X100. What ever the newer models do, I don't feel the need to change. I'm happy with my X100. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?
 
It’a A pretty Fantastic camera
Sometimes I muse about another Fuji
Be it
X100F or Xpro2

I really love the Sensor, punchy & beautiful
 
A few days in and I 'm sure its a keeper for the long run. I set it to monochrome and added a few accessories and should be getting a Gordy strap soon.



Happy holidays to all!
 
A few days in and I 'm sure its a keeper for the long run. I set it to monochrome and added a few accessories and should be getting a Gordy strap soon.
Happy holidays to all!

Ok give: What accessories?

For my X100 (a keeper for 6? years now), I added a shutter button (small, red, convex), thumb rest (hot shoe mounted, which also shields the hotshoe catchpoints), a vented lens hood, and Peak Design anchor links. The anchors clip into a Luigi strap, which moves to whatever camera is on my neck. When I bought my X100 (used), it came with the filter-adapter nosepiece, which I’m grateful for else I’d be messing about with reversed filters and extensions and whatnot. It wears a 49ø UV filter, a 49-52 step ring, and the 52ø vented hood. A pinch lens cap fits inside the hood. Two batteries. I use 16GB SD cards, mostly because I understand the X100 has a very slow startup with larger cards.
 
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I got one of the first batch X100s when they arrived in the U.K. I shot plenty with it and enjoyed it but eventually sold it. Now I’ve had the X100F for two years and it’s only been used twice.

Paul
 
I still have my original X100 bought new by me as soon as they came out in the UK (2011) and I still use it.

For those in the UK you can pick up a new X100F from LCE for £819 including cash back.
 
Ok give: What accessories?

For my X100 (a keeper for 6? years now), I added a shutter button (small, red, convex), thumb rest (hot shoe mounted, which also shields the hotshoe catchpoints), a vented lens hood, and Peak Design anchor links. The anchors clip into a Luigi strap, which moves to whatever camera is on my neck. When I bought my X100 (used), it came with the filter-adapter nosepiece, which I’m grateful for else I’d be messing about with reversed filters and extensions and whatnot. It wears a 49ø UV filter, a 49-52 step ring, and the 52ø vented hood. A pinch lens cap fits inside the hood. Two batteries. I use 16GB SD cards, mostly because I understand the X100 has a very slow startup with larger cards.


Not to your extent haha, but I added the thumb grip, Lens hood (..although I really like the square lens hood..hmm), nice fitting and nice looking generic case with hand grip and the Gordy strap that I'll be adding on soon. That's about it! I only had a 64gb card, so it will remain there until I find a 16gb card that I know I have somewhere.
 
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