Sometimes there are failed dates, abortive love stories. Such is my story with the Fuji X100/S/T series. I loved the original Fujifilm X100; I was won over at first sight. Unfortunately, the relationship was short. The camera was very charming, full of promises, but full of defects. The break-up was sorrowful but quick. Its successor, the Fujifilm X100S, had the same effect on me, but I was more cautious. Fuji listened to X100 users and improved on several points, including autofocus and general reactivity. But it still wasn’t “it”. I brought it with me on some assignments as a second or even third camera body, but it was not able to convince me (for professional use). The autofocus was much better, but it still had defects and the ergonomics were especially far from being perfect; special mention goes to the imprecise and practically unusable directional wheel….

Source: shotkit.com
 

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