Fuji X100s | Ian MacDonald

Conclusion: I really can’t give this camera enough credit for the impact it has had on my photographic life.  It has made photography fun again, and the one thing I thought would be the biggest barrier (a single, fixed, 35mm Read more …

Fuji X100S Review | StreetPXL

The X100 was Fuji’s first attempt at a large sensor, compact, mirrorless camera. Despite rave reviews, the X100 had a list of quirks that made it difficult to wield. Among them, slow autofocus and a poorly designed manual focus system. Read more …

Voyage, Voyage with the X100S | Olaf Sztaba

One of my favourite visual exercises is to venture out with the Fuji X100S. I usually do it on the weekends and in the early morning and it’s not only for the good light. You would be surprised how public spaces change when deserted. The lack of crowds and noise allows you to concentrate on the art of seeing, at least for me. Why the Fuji X100S? We have written extensively about this gem of a camera and why, in our view, it is still the best digital camera on the market. The greatest appeal lies in its size, simplicity and fixed lens. I walk around looking innocent and people don’t even notice when I take photographs. Many view me as a non-threatening tourist with his little point-and-shoot. The fixed lens, dedicated knobs and lack of camera bags let me focus on theme, light and composition! You may say that it is not a good idea to limit yourself but the longer I’ve been taking photographs, the more I think that constraint is one of the most important pillars of photography……

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Fujifilm X100s for still life | Ohm-Image

I am a still life photographer and my needs in a mirrorless camera are vastly different to the majority of photographers. They are probably much simpler than yours. A very few are sophisticated. The first things I check for in a still life camera are: a good WiFi app, a decent flip-out screen, and the ability to pan and zoom at 100% magnification. I don’t use native lenses, and until recently, I’ve had no need for autofocus. But about a month ago, I sold my X-Pro 1. As much as I loved that camera, it wasn’t the ideal backup camera for what I do and how I shoot. In particular, card write-time was too long for audiophile events/press events. Perhaps worse was its jumpy EVF. I replaced it with an X100s. Saying goodbye was difficult. The good news is that the X100s has blown me away. Silent and deadly that little beasty is………

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Tested: Fuji X100s Camera | Adventure Seekers

Photography is obviously important to us here at Adventure Seekers. Our content heavily relies on the talent and creativity of our contributors who all share a varied background in writing and photography and not only are our contributors based in different parts of the world, they all have diffe…

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The Fujifilm X100s Review… | Helen Boyd

The Fujifilm X100 had been on the top of my lust list for about a year. I stopped drooling, relented and bought (the updated Fujifilm X100s) this little delight, in silver. This is no technical review, there are plenty of Read more …

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San Francisco and an Amateurs review of the Fujifilm x100s |
Tyssul Patel

I can’t really speak to image quality extensively, since I don’t have much experience to compare it to, but from I saw, its pretty incredible. You can scroll down to see some of the photos taken with it and judge Read more …

Review of the Fujifilm x100s and Tips for
Street Photography | Eric Kim

Just put together a video review and some street photography tips for the Fujifilm x100s. You can also see the full review I did of the camera here…….. See on www.youtube.com

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Review of the Fujifilm x100s for Street Photography | Eric Kim

I remember when the Fujifilm x100 first came out. It was quite the commotion– it seemed like the best camera for street photography. It was designed like a rangefinder, but didn’t have the sticker price of a digital Leica. It Read more …

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First hands on experiences with a Fuji X100s | Matt Evans

So to summarise my little experience with the X100s, overall this is a fantastic camera. Sure there’s a few niggly bits like the short battery life, soft images when shooting wide open and weird skin smoothing at high iso when Read more …