agoglanian
Reconnected.
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Both are wonderful. The colors are so interesting.
Mattikk
Well-known
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Great shot Mattikk ... really dramatic!
That's a great piece of architecture whatever it is.
That's a great piece of architecture whatever it is.
tbarker13
shooter of stuff
The X100 in the studio.
back alley
IMAGES
what eyes!!
kuvvy
Well-known
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Great display of what the camera is capable of. Thanks for posting them.
I LOVE the first one. 'Mistakes' like that have a certain magic about them that I like to see from time to time.
I LOVE the first one. 'Mistakes' like that have a certain magic about them that I like to see from time to time.
David_Manning
Well-known
Boeing 757 tailcone, looking straight up from the ramp, in St. Thomas, VI...
David_Manning
Well-known
An example of colonial architecture in Oranjestad, Aruba:
koven
Well-known
enenrf
Asianenen
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
It's only limited by it's focal length IMO ... this camera in a non fixed lens version and a selection of dedicated lenses from 28mm to 75mm would make my D700 superfluous. If it wasn't for the occasional paid gig I get with the D700 I'd be selling it because since getting the Fuji it gets no recreational use at all ... I also now prefer the files from the X100 over the Nikon's!
I think Fuji may have got hold of some of the same 'pixi dust' that supposedly gets sprinkled on the Digital M's sensor.
Laurence
Established
Gorgeous. Really catches the eye. A unique shot that makes me look.
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
I have the same thoughts. If fuji can build one with interchangeable lenses in the range you suggest, my D7000 won't get any use and will off to the auction site. I'd also be very interested in seeing one of these cameras with a fixed, fast 50-ish lens.
koven
Well-known
I would give up all my DSLR gear if they came out with a Fuji with a fixed 50mm 1.4 or even 1.2 lens with a better functioning focus ring haha.
klapka
Established
greyelm
Malcolm
Ham House, Surrey, England
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tedwhite
Guest
Quite a nice one, Malcolm. Was this a private residence or estate or some sort of inn, etc? And when, if you know, was it built? A bit conservative, in my view, as all three stories are virtually identical. (Forgive the ignorance here, but I live in the southeastern corner of Arizona).
