MiniMoke
Well-known
OK, it's digital, so forcibly it must be evil, but it gave me a lot of fun while I owned it..... The Fuji X100!
I'd really like to try another go with an X100, and if ever one of you would like to part with one I might be interrested, if the price is OK.
Mind you, no fancy X100s or t, no, the real thing, the original X100!
Preferrably in olde Europe, as taxes from the US would really kill all the fun.
Hope to find a nice, clean one with no sensor dust or major flaws / scratches or dings. Any accessories are welcome......
.....thanks
I'd really like to try another go with an X100, and if ever one of you would like to part with one I might be interrested, if the price is OK.
Mind you, no fancy X100s or t, no, the real thing, the original X100!
Preferrably in olde Europe, as taxes from the US would really kill all the fun.
Hope to find a nice, clean one with no sensor dust or major flaws / scratches or dings. Any accessories are welcome......
.....thanks
willie_901
Veteran
Good luck with your search. Be sure to install the most recent camera firmware to maximize your X100 experience.
rbelyell
Well-known
good luck and good choice! i recently returned to the original bayer-sensored x100 myself after a six month foray into the FF world of the rx1. mind you that was a very good overall experience, and the resolution, macro and lowlight capability of that camera is second to none. but after extensive use and comparison i found overall i just like the x100 images better--better in color, way better in b&w--than the higher rez, sharper rx1. the color images are just more 'lively' where i found the rx1 somewhat flat. the x100 bw were more tonally nuanced as well, especially the blacks. and while the rx1 user experience was better than i thought, and objectively enjoyable, it didnt match the pleasure i got using the x100, even though the x100 does feel somewhat flimsy compared to the robust rx1. got my second copy for $400! hope you enjoy it as much as i do.
tony
tony