SilkyPix is, err, not good?

[NickTrop]

If the jpegs look fine - and they do, and you can adjust "basics" like exposure in-camera if you shoot raw (don't own this camera but I'm guessing you can...) or bw conversion, and you can futz to your heart's content using the really good jpegs in a solid/powerful photo editor - like Photoshop, without issue and with more versatility (which it has), and solid output ... what do you need SP or any raw processor for anyway?

 

[peterc]

I had been interested in the X100 until I found out that Silkypix was the supplied software. I contacted Fuji to see if they were going to update Hyper-Utility to support the X100 and was told the answer was no. Interest lost.