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Thanks for this video! I own an X100F. I used to shoot Nikon D-SLRs and stopped bringing them on trips because I got tired of walking around all day with ~5lbs of camera + lens hanging off my neck. For travel, I tried the better point & shoot cameras for their smaller size but found their speed and tactile (non-menu) controls lacking. As smartphones got better cameras, they replaced my P & S but still couldn’t match the speed, control or overall quality of a D-SLR. Last year, I realized Fuji’s X-T20 mirrorless system might be (for me) the optimal blend of all those attributes, including a compact size. I sold all my Nikon and P&S gear, bought an X-T20 and rediscovered the joy of photography. Once I was into the X system, I kept hearing about how great the X100 series was. At first, I didn’t get the point of the X100/S/T/F with their fixed focal length and fairly high price. Then I tried one and fell in love. The X100F has the brains, feel and image quality of the X-T20 but is even more compact, has a silent leaf shutter, ISO dial and full complement of rear buttons. Most importantly, you can truly take it anywhere all the time without ever agonizing over which lens(es) to bring. I still have the X-T20 with a few of Fujinon’s more compact lenses for my “serious” 😂 photography and I still completely adore it. Yet, the X100F comes with me to more places so it gets more use. It’s also my backup when shooting an ultrawide, telephoto or long exposures with the X-T20. Anyway, I completely understand why you say the X100F is close to perfect. Like other commenters, I’d like to see weather sealing in the next version. Also a flippy screen for low and high angle shots. And sharper images at F2 and close distances. But then we’d lose most reasons (other than lenses) to consider other cameras in the Fuji lineup... It will be interesting to see what comes next!
Just picked up my X100F in brown after using a friends X100T. Biggest improvement for me is that all the buttons are shifted to the right side on the back of the camera. So much easier one handed operation. This camera just makes you want to create. I love it. BTW your shots are amazing.
I recently moved from SLR to almost exclusively shooting on a Fuji x100F and I’m glad to see the rest of the photography community agree that it’s a wonderful camera. Great review and beautiful photos!
I come back to this video so frequently. The editing + music is beautifully interwoven. Not to mention how gorgeous each shot is. A great review too, I’m thinking of getting one
I bought fujifilm x100f because I watched your x100t review and I was so in love with fujifilm cameras since then. Your photos are nice and inspired. :)
The Fuji X100F is amazing! It’s especially great for persons wanting to work their photography skills. The features offered are amazing and the quality of build is fantastic. I love the optical and electronic viewfinder feature. You can customise the camera like you want. I feel liberated in thinking about the photos to take as the camera makes it seamless for you. A camera that will suit 90% of situations. Get this camera and you will get your love of photography back. I love being to use the Fuji film feature which replicates the Fuji films in the pre-digital era. Buy the special Fuji case for it to make it safe, and a second battery. Not suited to long shots situations and macro. Does have a simple electronic zoom feature which can help in some situations. Good for short video sequences.
I have had my Fuji X30 since 2015 and I love it. It shoots at only 12Mp and it does not have a big sensor, but I love shooting with it because I know the camera and it gives me the shots I want. Brilliant in manual mode and tons of features and again, the incredible construction. I have Dslr's but i use them for macro and specialized shots, but the X30 is ALWAYS with me. Fuji's are brilliant and well built and if I had more money I would only use them. I simply cannot afford the lenses and to be honest I think that when you shoot with a fixed lens camera of a prime lens, you learn faster and spend more time in planning you shots. Even though the X30 comes with a 4x zoom, I always shoot at 28mm.
This is a special camera because it's great fun to use, can be carried anywhere and gets great results in a wide range of situations. Mine goes everywhere with me, sometimes getting stuffed in a bag with shopping, and has never let me down. There are cameras which will do specific tasks better but as a camera that I will carry and use regularly nothing comes close to the X100f.
Nice video. Your photographs are great indeed. You really pay attention to composition. Others just spray and pray and call it street photography. Greetings from Brazil.
I bought the X100T the first week it came out. Fantastic camera. I still own it , with its 50,000 shutter count. I have an extensive array of cameras, and this might well be my favorite all around shooter.
I shoot a lot of film with my Nikon FM and sometimes I imagine it being this camera! I love using Nikon's and all that, but seeing the X100 series in camera shops I get this weird feeling of wanting it and knowing that it's the perfect camera! The same feeling when I first picked up my FM.
I'm an analog shooter but I would seriously consider this if I ever make the decision to try digital photography. I'm so used to having the ability to control aperture and shutter speeds through physical dials and these looks like a great option.
I just purchased this camera and I can't wait to play with it. The images you're getting look like the amazing colors that I can get form my film camera! Very exciting.
Great video man & beautiful shots!, loved my x100T for the past 2 years and took it everywhere and like you have taken some of my favorite images! I just sold to finally purchase the F and then started looking at other options such as XT2 because of the tilt screen, larger evf which I found using most of the time..and also the easier to use iso dial etc. I really feel the images from the newer sensor in the x100F are much more crisp and detailed compared to the x100T.
My favorite camera ever was my 5D. I broke it in January '18, and 'upgraded' to a 6D. After lugging the 6D to Europe for vacation I bought an X100F and put the 6D up for sale. Now I carry the X100F and a Minolta XG-1 in a little Domke bag. Traveling the next two weeks so we'll see if I made the right decision...Though I already know the answer.
I love my X100F. Took it to Europe and got some beautiful shots. I’ve heard the new V is even better, but I am going to stay with my F. Very nice review and great photos.
Pound for pound/dollar for dollar this is probably my favourite camera. I sold mine when I got the X-T2 and have been concentrating on buying lenses, but when the next X100 iteration comes out I'll be sorely tempted to get one. They're just so fun to use.
Love the X-T2. I swerved the x100F though, because I used to bring only a 28mm traveling. It was perfect for 99% of stuff. But I’m still gutted that I had nothing longer than a 50mm to capture mountains, volcanoes, islands in the ocean. The compression was lost and the wide focal range pushed details away. If they ever release a 70mm teleconverter that isn’t soft. I’d get one exclusively. Even if it cost a 2 stop light loss.
All I want is the perfect camera... cfr The camera conspiracies ! The X100F is a lovely camera, I using also one of first camera X-PRO1 + the Fujinon 23mm f/2 permanently attached to it ! Really love them. Rumble in Brighton, love this place too for sure. Regards from Belgium.
About things that make the camera "disappear" as you say around 6 minutes in... I own both an X100F and a Canon 6D classic. Although I love both of them (and they both have their place), I have to admit that the Fuji is much more complicated and confusing than the Canon. The Canon is the one that truly disappears in my hands. The Fuji only disappear once I've set it up correctly for what I currently want to shoot, but it can be very confusing otherwise.
Thanks you this Video just got me much more motivating to start using my new X100f that I purchased from top 10 2018 camera because of simplicity. After not being involved and photography since high school (50 years). This was helpful. I think this is funny after having this for a week I did not know where all the auto focuses were until you showed me.
your pictures are wonderful. soul is the important part of taking pictures no matter it is a human or a alley, front store, gumball machine or a gull. i was long thinking which compact camera i should i buy but i think this is my camera after your review. thanks for the examples/shots.
2022 and i really want to get this camera, but its not so easy to find one for a good price as prices got up and the X100V is sold out like everywhere. I will find one for sure, but have to wait bit. Thanks for review!
yoooo its like the color burst when u take a photo its really good, i watched too many fujifilm camera reviews cause im planning to buy a camera for a hobby ur channel is the one that im subbing.
Looks like I've been using this camera for some 2 years already. So before I had eos 30d and this fuji is amazing, really really nice camera. I like how discrete it is and how intuitive it feels, silent shutter sound. But as any tool it has some learning curve. First one was EV stops dial... Sometimes you just take camera out of pocket and shoot, and well ... That ring turns in the pocket.
Great to see the photo walk in Brighton, some of the back streets are a bit of a shock. I love my original X100 for this purpose, just did the same in Rye, a very photogenic place. I love the character of the shots, not really bothered about how sharp it is, it is a bit like a Leica, the work has a distinctive look. Often tempted to upgrade but would only do so if this one failed. Thanks for the nice blend of output, how is the dog ? All the best, Charles.
All this chatter about SONY and now Canon making big mirror less cameras... this seems more where I want to be. I am a Canon user and will still hold on to my 7DMKII but am thinking of just selling my M5 and all the gear I got for it and get this camera. Now that I’m shooting more street photography this is right up my alley. Great video, great information.
About the title, something to add to all reviews of cameras is that in the end the end results are subjective. Objectively a camera can in technical terms be better, but a technical masterpiece don't necessarily makes us enjoy the experience or pictures. Thou i believe there is a correlation, and technical specifications are necessary to achieve subjective goals. When it comes to other technical equipment like a dishwasher, it's leaning more towards objectivity, and measurable results. I constantly have to remind myself to not be anxious if i make the right choice buying subjective technical equipment. If the choice i make is the camera i most enjoy, then i believe that camera is right for me. And all humans have different taste. I use the X100F personally and love how it sort of cover all i could possibly need in technical terms to achieve the shots i take. And it limits me so i don't have to worry what lenses to buy. I can even use it for some sort of macro shots. With a unique quirky bokeh, unique to the X100. If a X100P camera is released tomorrow, the X100F will probably still be a great camera for me since i enjoy it this much now. In conclusion, the perfect camera is whatever is perfect for you, and the best camera is the one you enjoy shooting with :-), thats what i believe. Thank you, great video!
To be closer than perfection they just need to weather sealed it. Which shouldnt be such a hassle since it's a compact camera. Can"t get why they didn't.
They can't do a next model: it would be a X100 (five), thus "F" and it already exists so they are stuck in their own marketing. :D Joke aside, if they do weather sealed their next version, then I would probably consider buying one in 5 or 6 years when price has dropped ^^ Cheers
Fantastic design, and exceptional. Perfect for 98% of ones "snapshot" needs, YES. But with a fixed lens the camera is far from perfect for nature/animals, sports, portrait, studio. Great street camera as you say, and a clear "perfect" upgrade re CELL PHONE / SMART PHONE photos.
Worth mentioning that there is a Wide Conversion Lens and Tele Conversion Lens that give the X100 series a bit of versatility (28mm and 50mm respectively).
I had the original version when it came out and shot with it exclusively for 3 years. Fabulous camera. However I finally sold it because it lacked proper manual focus. I replaced with a Leica M8 and then later a Leica M9. I need that focus distance scale at glance. Zone focusing ftw.
I still own, love and use my original x100 from 2011. Looks a bit battered now but the image quality is still on point. The X100F looks a lot like my xPro2 judging by this video. Almost like a mini version of it :)
@@vinaynagdev03 The xpro2 is an excellent camera but it's not cheap for a beginner. It a camera that's made to enjoy shooting manual - which can be tricky as a beginner but it can also help you understand the settings. And be aware that you need lenses too. And it doesn't have a tilt screen which can come in very handy at times.
Great review - enjoyed it. I have the x100f and I get great pics but often not as sharp as I had hoped. I have unboxed and used straight from the word go, so perhaps I need to set it up a bit better? But all in all i love this camera and goes with me most places over and above my Canon 5d Mk4.
I’m also a huge fan of the X100 series. I’ve had a T and now and F (also have an H1, T2 and T3, presently that is.) I agree it’s nearly perfect and in it’s present configuration there isn’t much to improve. They might even mess things up if they try. If they continue the series or concept it will have to have major changes (and in so doing they could continue producing the T.). I would love to see a new faster focusing lens. I would recommend a 23 or 27mm with an f1.7. I don’t care if they kept it a pancake since it’s not really pocketable anyway. Since the lens is fixed and won’t require a new set of lenses, why not make a slightly larger body (more like a Leica M10 size) and give us a FF 32meg sensor. WHY NOT? If selling cameras is what they’re after this would do it. AND, brighter EVF with T3 resolution. That’t it. No flippy anything, thank you. And drop the flash. It’s basically useless anyway. Include the little one the give away with the T3. Much better idea and would remove the eye sore if one has a black version. (I cut 1/4 black tape to cover it.). Of course if they really had confidence in the concept (and I love it) they’d do what Leica did with offering a total film-like version (right down to a film advance looking thumb rest) like the M10-D. “I’ll have one of each, silver and black, please.”
Thanks for the great video! I was recently introduced to Street Photography and just added a 100F to go along with my X-T2 Question; what do you do with your street photos? Is there a market for them or is it strictly for fun?
Loved that mate. I had the x100s and adored it. Thanks so much for selling the ‘t’ to me. Mrs will be thrilled 😂 hope to bump into you on the streets. 📷😊
I agree with every single word you said. You forgot to mention the stunning image quality of the jpg engine. I am shooting "analog 2.0" with this camera. Sooc.... ☺️
Thanks for an awesome treview! I used to have a T and now am looking forward to getting an F. Quick question. I saw that you editied these as raw files. What were your internal camera color settings? Also did you use a specific feel to edit these? This is the exact look I love and want to learn and grow into. Thanks for all your help!
This. I upgraded from an X100S to the F and I could have saved the money. The T is probably the best - Classic Chrome is probably the only reason to go for it over the S.
Great video! I have the 100S and the 100F. The S was perfect but the F had one specific feature I wanted... wireless printing to Instax. I like to hand out prints to people I photograph. All the other upgrades are certainly appreciated though, particularly the improved battery life! Wonder what Fuji will do to improve this line? If they do bring out another 100 series camera I hope they can make it WR. Other than that I can’t think of anything on it that I would like to change.
Pablo, a great review, not so much technical as enthusiastic. But you have telegraphed the Fuji 100F's whole philosophy absolutely perfectly - it's the perfect (travel) camera. Thanks
Hi Pablo enjoyed you videos on both the x100t and f. I originally got the t second hand for a great price. I now have the f as well and I thought your review is pretty much spot on. I find shooting with either infectious. I also have the Xpro2 which allows me to use the other superb Fuji glass. 16m f 1.4 and 35 f1.4 both superb. So the Xpro2 and the X100 f are my dream combo. The XT3 seems to get all the press but the X100 and Xpro just have something I can’t describe which makes me want to got out and make images. Keep up the rest content👍🏻
I find the most important accessory for a black X100 can be found at an arts and crafts store. That’s right. Buy some black textured 1/4 inch tape and cover the useless flash that completely destroys the stealth factor. One cannot put a UV filter or hood on the X100 and still use the flash; so If you think you’ll need flash get a beautiful little EF-X20 and have a real flash that’s nothing in the pocket and also looks like it’s part of the X100. You will be very surprised how covering the eye-grabbing flash lens improves the stealth and all round serious look of the black version. If you have the silver version just leave it alone. Kinda looks like an old light meter sensor and does not call attention to itself anyway. Just don’t try to use it if you so much as have a UV filter attached. Fuji: complete waist of space.
Really nice pictures! I've got a X100F myself. But I was wondering, were these just the jpegs straight out of camera and in wich film simulation? Or were these edited? Thanks!
I don't know what he used, but you can download a free software called Fujifilm X RAW Studio that lets you easily try all the different film simulations and settings on your PC (camera needs to be connected), so it's very easy to create the presets that you like.
Good overview and nice images. Manual dials make a difference. Was it the same seagull following you around 😁? Noticed that you (still?) close your left eye when shooting. With practice you can train your left eye/brain to favor your right eye when looking through the viewfinder, so you won’t have to squint. You’ll soon be more comfortable that way. Great photo opportunities in the bike shop - hope you took more images, or will return to that venue.
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Thanks for this video! I own an X100F. I used to shoot Nikon D-SLRs and stopped bringing them on trips because I got tired of walking around all day with ~5lbs of camera + lens hanging off my neck. For travel, I tried the better point & shoot cameras for their smaller size but found their speed and tactile (non-menu) controls lacking. As smartphones got better cameras, they replaced my P & S but still couldn’t match the speed, control or overall quality of a D-SLR. Last year, I realized Fuji’s X-T20 mirrorless system might be (for me) the optimal blend of all those attributes, including a compact size. I sold all my Nikon and P&S gear, bought an X-T20 and rediscovered the joy of photography. Once I was into the X system, I kept hearing about how great the X100 series was. At first, I didn’t get the point of the X100/S/T/F with their fixed focal length and fairly high price. Then I tried one and fell in love. The X100F has the brains, feel and image quality of the X-T20 but is even more compact, has a silent leaf shutter, ISO dial and full complement of rear buttons. Most importantly, you can truly take it anywhere all the time without ever agonizing over which lens(es) to bring. I still have the X-T20 with a few of Fujinon’s more compact lenses for my “serious” 😂 photography and I still completely adore it. Yet, the X100F comes with me to more places so it gets more use. It’s also my backup when shooting an ultrawide, telephoto or long exposures with the X-T20. Anyway, I completely understand why you say the X100F is close to perfect. Like other commenters, I’d like to see weather sealing in the next version. Also a flippy screen for low and high angle shots. And sharper images at F2 and close distances. But then we’d lose most reasons (other than lenses) to consider other cameras in the Fuji lineup... It will be interesting to see what comes next!
Hello from the future haha, your X100V wish list was spot on XD 🤣
You're one of the few camera reviewers that actually takes good photos lol
great review btw
Ikr very rare on youtube lol
yeah, Kai W is the worst
Wojtek Kleniewski Don't forget Chris Niccolls!
jup kai is the worst photographer together with ken rockwell
thats fucking true! he is such a talented photographer
Just picked up my X100F in brown after using a friends X100T. Biggest improvement for me is that all the buttons are shifted to the right side on the back of the camera. So much easier one handed operation. This camera just makes you want to create. I love it.
BTW your shots are amazing.
I recently moved from SLR to almost exclusively shooting on a Fuji x100F and I’m glad to see the rest of the photography community agree that it’s a wonderful camera. Great review and beautiful photos!
I come back to this video so frequently. The editing + music is beautifully interwoven. Not to mention how gorgeous each shot is. A great review too, I’m thinking of getting one
I bought fujifilm x100f because I watched your x100t review and I was so in love with fujifilm cameras since then. Your photos are nice and inspired. :)
The Fuji X100F is amazing! It’s especially great for persons wanting to work their photography skills. The features offered are amazing and the quality of build is fantastic. I love the optical and electronic viewfinder feature. You can customise the camera like you want. I feel liberated in thinking about the photos to take as the camera makes it seamless for you. A camera that will suit 90% of situations. Get this camera and you will get your love of photography back. I love being to use the Fuji film feature which replicates the Fuji films in the pre-digital era. Buy the special Fuji case for it to make it safe, and a second battery. Not suited to long shots situations and macro. Does have a simple electronic zoom feature which can help in some situations. Good for short video sequences.
Yes! I've own every X100 series camera at some point. It's been the perfect travel camera and complement to my DSLR kit.
Been loving mine for about a year now and I feel it’s largely responsible for reigniting my passion for photography
I have had my Fuji X30 since 2015 and I love it. It shoots at only 12Mp and it does not have a big sensor, but I love shooting with it because I know the camera and it gives me the shots I want. Brilliant in manual mode and tons of features and again, the incredible construction. I have Dslr's but i use them for macro and specialized shots, but the X30 is ALWAYS with me. Fuji's are brilliant and well built and if I had more money I would only use them. I simply cannot afford the lenses and to be honest I think that when you shoot with a fixed lens camera of a prime lens, you learn faster and spend more time in planning you shots. Even though the X30 comes with a 4x zoom, I always shoot at 28mm.
This is a special camera because it's great fun to use, can be carried anywhere and gets great results in a wide range of situations. Mine goes everywhere with me, sometimes getting stuffed in a bag with shopping, and has never let me down. There are cameras which will do specific tasks better but as a camera that I will carry and use regularly nothing comes close to the X100f.
Always excited too watch your camera review, so different from other ones that only talks about specs instead of actually taking camera to test it.
Like the way how you capture your images, after watching your videos i always like to go out with my camera
I've got the FujiX100F and love it. Takes great photos and it's always in my handbag I carry it everyday.
Nice video. Your photographs are great indeed. You really pay attention to composition. Others just spray and pray and call it street photography. Greetings from Brazil.
'spray and pray' indeed. great comment
I've been researching cameras for a couple days now, and your video was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you so much, keep up the great content!
Love mine, I am looking at the XT2 now that’s been dropped in price as a second camera so I can change lenses. Great review of the 100f.
I bought the X100T the first week it came out. Fantastic camera. I still own it , with its 50,000 shutter count. I have an extensive array of cameras, and this might well be my favorite all around shooter.
I shoot a lot of film with my Nikon FM and sometimes I imagine it being this camera! I love using Nikon's and all that, but seeing the X100 series in camera shops I get this weird feeling of wanting it and knowing that it's the perfect camera! The same feeling when I first picked up my FM.
It's always lovely to see your home town on youtube. Brighton is always in my heart!
I'm an analog shooter but I would seriously consider this if I ever make the decision to try digital photography. I'm so used to having the ability to control aperture and shutter speeds through physical dials and these looks like a great option.
I borrowed a friends X100F, fell in love with it and mine arrives tomorrow. Now my XT-2 has a little brother.
film is not dead !!
I just purchased this camera and I can't wait to play with it. The images you're getting look like the amazing colors that I can get form my film camera! Very exciting.
Great video man & beautiful shots!, loved my x100T for the past 2 years and took it everywhere and like you have taken some of my favorite images! I just sold to finally purchase the F and then started looking at other options such as XT2 because of the tilt screen, larger evf which I found using most of the time..and also the easier to use iso dial etc. I really feel the images from the newer sensor in the x100F are much more crisp and detailed compared to the x100T.
He's good at filling the frame! For sure he knows what I mean. Kudos!
My favorite camera ever was my 5D. I broke it in January '18, and 'upgraded' to a 6D. After lugging the 6D to Europe for vacation I bought an X100F and put the 6D up for sale. Now I carry the X100F and a Minolta XG-1 in a little Domke bag. Traveling the next two weeks so we'll see if I made the right decision...Though I already know the answer.
I love my X100F. Took it to Europe and got some beautiful shots. I’ve heard the new V is even better, but I am going to stay with my F. Very nice review and great photos.
I have a x100t, I love it. The only thing is sometimes I wish the autofocus could be slightly fast and accurate
I'm new to the fujifilm family and the X100F is my take everywhere camera. Love it!
Pound for pound/dollar for dollar this is probably my favourite camera. I sold mine when I got the X-T2 and have been concentrating on buying lenses, but when the next X100 iteration comes out I'll be sorely tempted to get one. They're just so fun to use.
Love the X-T2. I swerved the x100F though, because I used to bring only a 28mm traveling. It was perfect for 99% of stuff. But I’m still gutted that I had nothing longer than a 50mm to capture mountains, volcanoes, islands in the ocean.
The compression was lost and the wide focal range pushed details away.
If they ever release a 70mm teleconverter that isn’t soft. I’d get one exclusively. Even if it cost a 2 stop light loss.
All I want is the perfect camera... cfr The camera conspiracies ! The X100F is a lovely camera, I using also one of first camera X-PRO1 + the Fujinon 23mm f/2 permanently attached to it ! Really love them. Rumble in Brighton, love this place too for sure. Regards from Belgium.
I can just listen to you talk all day omg
I own X100T and it is amazing. Thanks for sharing your thought with this video.
Two of the things that convinced me to upgrade from the T were the bigger battery and the 24mp sensor. Beautiful camera.
your videos are therapy to me
About things that make the camera "disappear" as you say around 6 minutes in... I own both an X100F and a Canon 6D classic. Although I love both of them (and they both have their place), I have to admit that the Fuji is much more complicated and confusing than the Canon. The Canon is the one that truly disappears in my hands. The Fuji only disappear once I've set it up correctly for what I currently want to shoot, but it can be very confusing otherwise.
Thanks you this Video just got me much more motivating to
start using my new X100f that I purchased from top 10 2018 camera because of
simplicity. After not being involved and photography since high school (50 years). This was helpful. I think
this is funny after having this for a week I did not know where all the auto focuses
were until you showed me.
your pictures are wonderful. soul is the important part of taking pictures no matter it is a human or a alley, front store, gumball machine or a gull. i was long thinking which compact camera i should i buy but i think this is my camera after your review. thanks for the examples/shots.
Love most of Your shots! You clearly have an eye for komposition!!
Thanks for the video.
This is the review video that got me decided on buying my x100f. I was choosing between xe-3 and x100f.
Still rockin’ my X100. 👍
Best review of this camera I’ve seen. Love the fact that you included the images from your outing in the video. Thank you.
2022 and i really want to get this camera, but its not so easy to find one for a good price as prices got up and the X100V is sold out like everywhere. I will find one for sure, but have to wait bit. Thanks for review!
yoooo its like the color burst when u take a photo its really good, i watched too many fujifilm camera reviews cause im planning to buy a camera for a hobby ur channel is the one that im subbing.
Had this camera for 5 months now and I couldn't be happier, just wish it was weather sealed
Looks like I've been using this camera for some 2 years already. So before I had eos 30d and this fuji is amazing, really really nice camera. I like how discrete it is and how intuitive it feels, silent shutter sound. But as any tool it has some learning curve. First one was EV stops dial... Sometimes you just take camera out of pocket and shoot, and well ... That ring turns in the pocket.
I really love the tone on this camera. It's so pretty
Great to see the photo walk in Brighton, some of the back streets are a bit of a shock. I love my original X100 for this purpose, just did the same in Rye, a very photogenic place. I love the character of the shots, not really bothered about how sharp it is, it is a bit like a Leica, the work has a distinctive look. Often tempted to upgrade but would only do so if this one failed. Thanks for the nice blend of output, how is the dog ? All the best, Charles.
All this chatter about SONY and now Canon making big mirror less cameras... this seems more where I want to be. I am a Canon user and will still hold on to my 7DMKII but am thinking of just selling my M5 and all the gear I got for it and get this camera. Now that I’m shooting more street photography this is right up my alley. Great video, great information.
About the title, something to add to all reviews of cameras is that in the end the end results are subjective. Objectively a camera can in technical terms be better, but a technical masterpiece don't necessarily makes us enjoy the experience or pictures. Thou i believe there is a correlation, and technical specifications are necessary to achieve subjective goals. When it comes to other technical equipment like a dishwasher, it's leaning more towards objectivity, and measurable results.
I constantly have to remind myself to not be anxious if i make the right choice buying subjective technical equipment. If the choice i make is the camera i most enjoy, then i believe that camera is right for me. And all humans have different taste. I use the X100F personally and love how it sort of cover all i could possibly need in technical terms to achieve the shots i take. And it limits me so i don't have to worry what lenses to buy. I can even use it for some sort of macro shots. With a unique quirky bokeh, unique to the X100. If a X100P camera is released tomorrow, the X100F will probably still be a great camera for me since i enjoy it this much now. In conclusion, the perfect camera is whatever is perfect for you, and the best camera is the one you enjoy shooting with :-), thats what i believe. Thank you, great video!
I have had mine since it came out and it is by far the best purchase I have ever made, its the perfect camera. Ripper Review Mate and killer snaps!!!
Nice review thanks. I've been down the A6400 rabbit-hole for 3 weeks, now I'm down the Fuji X range rabbit-hole. Eek!
Love the review and couldn't agree more with what you felt when using that camera. Great photos to prove it's worth!
To be closer than perfection they just need to weather sealed it. Which shouldnt be such a hassle since it's a compact camera. Can"t get why they didn't.
They will in next model for $1500
They can't do a next model: it would be a X100 (five), thus "F" and it already exists so they are stuck in their own marketing. :D
Joke aside, if they do weather sealed their next version, then I would probably consider buying one in 5 or 6 years when price has dropped ^^
Cheers
x100V?
You should send the X100V name idea to Fuji. I kinda like it
I would image it's down the the lens, as it focuses would draw in water.
Fantastic design, and exceptional. Perfect for 98% of ones "snapshot" needs, YES. But with a fixed lens the camera is far from perfect for nature/animals, sports, portrait, studio. Great street camera as you say, and a clear "perfect" upgrade re CELL PHONE / SMART PHONE photos.
I wish every camera review was like this. I love this. subscribing for more!
Worth mentioning that there is a Wide Conversion Lens and Tele Conversion Lens that give the X100 series a bit of versatility (28mm and 50mm respectively).
Your photographs are a street work classroom in themselves. Superb work, and a good, useful review.
Not interested in cameras at all, just love your beautiful face..
Your video did remind a lot about my memories in Brighton.
I had the original version when it came out and shot with it exclusively for 3 years. Fabulous camera. However I finally sold it because it lacked proper manual focus. I replaced with a Leica M8 and then later a Leica M9. I need that focus distance scale at glance. Zone focusing ftw.
Still use the X10 even do some pro stuff when presenting the end products no one ever can tell, but i do fancy the X100f.
Thank you. My X100F and my 70d has taught me alot from your channel. Thank you!!
I really love the pictures you took inside that bike shop. Great video overall as well!
Loving your reviews Pablo, nice to see you teamed up with MPB as i buy from them and find them excellent
I still own, love and use my original x100 from 2011. Looks a bit battered now but the image quality is still on point.
The X100F looks a lot like my xPro2 judging by this video. Almost like a mini version of it :)
Anja Poehlmann Is it worth buying xpro2?can we use the camera as a beginner?
@@vinaynagdev03 The xpro2 is an excellent camera but it's not cheap for a beginner. It a camera that's made to enjoy shooting manual - which can be tricky as a beginner but it can also help you understand the settings. And be aware that you need lenses too. And it doesn't have a tilt screen which can come in very handy at times.
Anja Poehlmann and what about X100F is it worth in comparison to x pro2?
@@vinaynagdev03 I don't own a x100F so can't judge that. Sorry.
Great video! I've been saving up to but this camera for the last year. Can't wait to get my hands on it!
Great review - enjoyed it. I have the x100f and I get great pics but often not as sharp as I had hoped. I have unboxed and used straight from the word go, so perhaps I need to set it up a bit better? But all in all i love this camera and goes with me most places over and above my Canon 5d Mk4.
Loved your sample pics through out the video. Good sense for framing!!!
I’m also a huge fan of the X100 series. I’ve had a T and now and F (also have an H1, T2 and T3, presently that is.) I agree it’s nearly perfect and in it’s present configuration there isn’t much to improve. They might even mess things up if they try. If they continue the series or concept it will have to have major changes (and in so doing they could continue producing the T.). I would love to see a new faster focusing lens. I would recommend a 23 or 27mm with an f1.7. I don’t care if they kept it a pancake since it’s not really pocketable anyway. Since the lens is fixed and won’t require a new set of lenses, why not make a slightly larger body (more like a Leica M10 size) and give us a FF 32meg sensor. WHY NOT? If selling cameras is what they’re after this would do it. AND, brighter EVF with T3 resolution. That’t it. No flippy anything, thank you. And drop the flash. It’s basically useless anyway. Include the little one the give away with the T3. Much better idea and would remove the eye sore if one has a black version. (I cut 1/4 black tape to cover it.). Of course if they really had confidence in the concept (and I love it) they’d do what Leica did with offering a total film-like version (right down to a film advance looking thumb rest) like the M10-D. “I’ll have one of each, silver and black, please.”
Thanks for the great video! I was recently introduced to Street Photography and just added a 100F to go along with my X-T2 Question; what do you do with your street photos? Is there a market for them or is it strictly for fun?
Loved that mate. I had the x100s and adored it. Thanks so much for selling the ‘t’ to me. Mrs will be thrilled 😂 hope to bump into you on the streets. 📷😊
Thank you so much for this review, absolutely spectacular camera and way of showing its features! Cheers
I agree with every single word you said. You forgot to mention the stunning image quality of the jpg engine. I am shooting "analog 2.0" with this camera. Sooc.... ☺️
Awesome review man! And nice pics! You have the eye for capturing life
Nice pictures!! Thanks also for letting us know about MPB... awesome deals to be had!
Thanks for an awesome treview! I used to have a T and now am looking forward to getting an F.
Quick question. I saw that you editied these as raw files. What were your internal camera color settings? Also did you use a specific feel to edit these? This is the exact look I love and want to learn and grow into. Thanks for all your help!
Hey great video! What film simulation did you use for these pics??
I bought mine for £889, awesome camera !
Great video, I just wish the x100f wasn’t as expensive :/
Hi I got mine in Japan for 850 dollars brand new. I saw plenty on Japanese Yahoo auction for less than 1000 dollars. You might want to have a look!
This. I upgraded from an X100S to the F and I could have saved the money. The T is probably the best - Classic Chrome is probably the only reason to go for it over the S.
Great video! I have the 100S and the 100F. The S was perfect but the F had one specific feature I wanted... wireless printing to Instax. I like to hand out prints to people I photograph. All the other upgrades are certainly appreciated though, particularly the improved battery life! Wonder what Fuji will do to improve this line? If they do bring out another 100 series camera I hope they can make it WR. Other than that I can’t think of anything on it that I would like to change.
Pablo, a great review, not so much technical as enthusiastic. But you have telegraphed the Fuji 100F's whole philosophy absolutely perfectly - it's the perfect (travel) camera. Thanks
Great image edits. Care to share some of your tips like which film simulation recipes you use and stuff?
thanks for the video, love the photos you took by the way
Great video!! Curious as to the length you chose for your camera strap?! Thanks in advance!
Hey Pablo. I'm enjoying your channel and your pictures. Can you tell me where i can buy your neckstrap from your x100 series?
What a fantastic review. The style you've done this in is different from what I've watched before. Subscribed. Oh, and, I'm getting mine tomorrow!
Hi Pablo enjoyed you videos on both the x100t and f. I originally got the t second hand for a great price. I now have the f as well and I thought your review is pretty much spot on. I find shooting with either infectious. I also have the Xpro2 which allows me to use the other superb Fuji glass. 16m f 1.4 and 35 f1.4 both superb. So the Xpro2 and the X100 f are my dream combo. The XT3 seems to get all the press but the X100 and Xpro just have something I can’t describe which makes me want to got out and make images. Keep up the rest content👍🏻
I find the most important accessory for a black X100 can be found at an arts and crafts store. That’s right. Buy some black textured 1/4 inch tape and cover the useless flash that completely destroys the stealth factor. One cannot put a UV filter or hood on the X100 and still use the flash; so If you think you’ll need flash get a beautiful little EF-X20 and have a real flash that’s nothing in the pocket and also looks like it’s part of the X100. You will be very surprised how covering the eye-grabbing flash lens improves the stealth and all round serious look of the black version. If you have the silver version just leave it alone. Kinda looks like an old light meter sensor and does not call attention to itself anyway. Just don’t try to use it if you so much as have a UV filter attached. Fuji: complete waist of space.
Hi, great content anw! You’re have a sucks good photos, anw, where you buy strap camera? That looks so cool
You've got some dust on your video camera sensor :)
Really nice pictures! I've got a X100F myself. But I was wondering, were these just the jpegs straight out of camera and in wich film simulation? Or were these edited? Thanks!
I don't know what he used, but you can download a free software called Fujifilm X RAW Studio that lets you easily try all the different film simulations and settings on your PC (camera needs to be connected), so it's very easy to create the presets that you like.
Tunti Turpaan Yes, I use Lightroom to edit. But his tones are really nice. 😃
These photos are all edited raws:)
Pablo Strong Thanks Pablo. Really nice photos!
Jonas Vandermeiren thank you :)
where did you get your strap from? No one ever seems to want to credit or cite that
Great review..... i use the x100f my self and I’m very happy with it... great photos by the way.. //freddie
Good overview and nice images. Manual dials make a difference. Was it the same seagull following you around 😁? Noticed that you (still?) close your left eye when shooting. With practice you can train your left eye/brain to favor your right eye when looking through the viewfinder, so you won’t have to squint. You’ll soon be more comfortable that way. Great photo opportunities in the bike shop - hope you took more images, or will return to that venue.
Gosh. I've been resisting this camera range for so long. I've used the X20 which I fell in love with until it physically broke :)
Absolute Perfection......until the next model comes out, then it wont be.