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The Fujifilm X100s is a compact camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16.3 megapixels manufactured from 2013 to 2014 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 6 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 912 €;
54 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 out of 10
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Pros:Sharpness, high iso-like film, portability, choice between two types of focus, telemeter style and classic autofocus.
Cons:Diaphragm selection a little difficult due to the little space for the fingers, not indicated for large hands.
Opinion:Bought recently a little for curiosity, I heard very well about the fuji sensor and so I wanted to try, I have to say that the test was higher than expected, as long as you bring out some photographic expertise of other times, so since the 35 mm and fixed you have to move constantly to find the right frame, which is still helped by the viewfinder-style telemeter, you have to constantly look at the display meter in order to control the right exposure, however a beautiful retro style object that will it obliges you to think before doing clik, in a nutshell if you do not want to immerse yourself in pure and simple photography, forget it and turn elsewhere.
Pros:JPEG files, in the vast majority of cases, ready to use, it can be almost infinity, high ISO tightness. Not to be underestimated, then, the possibility of emulating some Fuji films. Very high quality of optics. Discreet and very comfortable to use.
Cons:The only note, sore, in my opinion and that you have to go around with at least a spare battery.
Opinion:Bought out of curiosity and with a bit of distrust, after having hacked to familiarize us, gave me the pleasure of photographing. Even if you have several reflex devices and not other brands, finished in Oblivion, is the device that I use almost always and that has satisfied me most; It does not disfigure absolutely comparing the results with those obtained with the Reflex FX... Indeed! Great for Street and reportage in general!
Opinion:I do not know who will be interested today, in 2019, a review of this room out of production for almost 5 years, but I really want to share with you my experience. The pros and cons of the main technicians know them all, but if I'm not mistaken anyone has ever talked about something that at first bothered me a lot: jpg files in portraits (especially with little light), tend to make a porcelain skin effect by default. The complexion is processed in this way and in some cases the effect is too fake, even if someone might like it. The solution is always use the raw, which I do normally, but for those who want JPG ready to use is right that you know this aspect. The other point that I would like to share is that I find this camera, and specifically this focal length, extremely educational! I only shot with x100s fixed focal for a whole year and this forced me to use our powerful natural zoom: the legs. This focal calls for a little effort, but it gives a lot: it imposes a compositional effort, but as said it really teaches to make the best use of the environment with a forced field angle. Obviously I think it's awesome for street photography and reportage.
Pros:Beautiful to see, great materials. Optical-electronic viewfinder of all respect. Sensor, autofocus slightly slim but effective. Fantastic optics.
Cons:It is somewhat muddled in certain situations. Battery life but not a real counter
Opinion:Taken used almost as a game, it made me question a Canon 1D Mark III kit. Eventually I ended up selling everything and going to Fuji. This little kid was more like a spectacle in the mirrorless world, which had an outstanding result. Small but robust. The viewfinder is beautiful. Coming from reflexes I initially used the optical one but are inevitably "cascaded" in the electronic one. Now I can not do it any more. High ISO hold, high-detail detail and very workable in PP. The 23mm fixed aperture (35mm equivalent on FF) is a bright marvel of the excellent bokeh. Quiet silence! The final use is more for street photos, some portrait and landscape but having a little squeezed I did make some decent photos to dogs moving with AF-C that if set in the right way and with the right agility it works really well! rnWhen I first wrote this machine it was a testbed that convinced me to go to a higher level with uon the X-T1. Restored after a few months, but it is possible that I will come back to one of these jewels in the future! RnThank you for those who love fixed and vintage look!
Pros:Virtually everything ... focal length, construction, quality of the files.
Cons:I can not think of anything.
Opinion:What about the .... I finally bought it after a couple of years (!!!) of study. Photographer for years, started with the analogue to activate a ff ... D700. I had the need to "dump me" from space and weight, but, above all, from monkeys to constantly change perspective (I love the fixed). 35 mm is my focal par excellence and after a bit of hesitation and fear of not being able more to change lenses (monkey) I decided to try to take this meraviglua technology. GNI aspect that surprised me more than any other was the final jpeg fully usable immediately ... in terms of, wb, but also of fire. rnCredo that those who switch to mirrorless generally do not want to abandon ff, but alongside a much more versatile tool with a quality that provides a close fit to theoretically with performing systems. rnForse the only flaw, but just to get the hair in the egg, it is the lack of iso ring maybe instead of the ev. As for the battery life does not last ..... certainly like lithium a ff, but rest assured that lasts half a day there...and then c is always the second in his pocket. rnConsiglio strongly the 100s (t, f) to those who, like me loves the street and reportage ... it's funny, you will rediscover the pleasure of photographing without realizing of her neck. Good light! rn
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