It works so well that you need no tripod, and may point the X100 up or down by a constant amount during the pan and it magically corrects! The Fujifilm FinePix X100 was initially shown at the photokina show in September 2010 and was subsequently introduced in February 2011. FUJIFILM Sonosite Launches New Point-of-Care Ultrasound System with Adaptable Form Factor, Embedded Workflow, and the Most Advanced Image Clarity Sonosite has Ever Offered. The manually-set white-card setting is the first option below auto. The delay increases in very low light.I almost never have to use any exposure compensation. Nikon does a more consistent job in direct sunlight, but the X100 is better balancing flash under a much broader range of conditions down to dim indoor light.Fake plastic leather covering, which feels much better than the fake covering of the LEICA M9.JPG images from the X100 are the sharpest JPGs pixel-by-pixel that I've ever seen come from a camera at its highest resolution setting.The X100 doesn't meet its specified macro distance of 0.1 meter (4 inches). The LCD never fills during zoom. However these haven’t been entirely convincing products, plagued by slow operation, low-resolution LCDs and, in the case of the Sigmas, a somewhat quirky interface. Therefore, JPG files are twice the size I want them. It's easy to make a few shots every now and then with unintended exposure compensation — oops!Forget fast raw shooting; it takes about 5 seconds of dead time to process and write an RAF file to the card.Nikon and Canon do the same things with the effective ISO when their dynamic-range optimization systems are enabled, but their software is designed not to scare anyone and conceal the fact that they've also bumped-up their ISOs.The X100's huge dynamic range is a huge help taming the huge variations in lighting encountered in panoramas.A bizarre design defect requires the use of an extra piece of easily lost plastic, marked "A7002," to get the NP-95 battery to make contact. No compressed raw, only one option for 19 MB RAF files.The continuous focus mode (AF-C) for moving subjects, is crummy. You can expect a fully-functional unit. They have 12 bits per color per pixel. Fuji will tell you AF works, but I won't. It seems to reach forever with the X100's crazy-high ISOs and fast lens. The central themes of the GFX & X Series are simplicity and elegance; the camera is a precision instrument, but one that’s combined with a functional beauty.
Especially indoors at night, the X100 seamlessly integrates action-stopping flash-fill with enough sensitivity to catch the ambient background light, all without requiring any of the fiddling with settings that my SLRs require to get this to look as good. Fujifilm unveiled the FinePix X100, a compact camera with an SLR-size APS-C sensor and traditional analogue control dials, that hides ground-breaking technology inside a retro-styled body with looks to die for.
This sample reel includes examples all the way up to ISO 409,600.The large-sensor, fixed-lens compact isn’t a new idea, of course, and both Sigma’s DP series and the Leica X1 have already visited this territory. If you use any other brands, you're on your own.The automatic panorama mode actually works, and works well. X100 Manual (Spanish) Manual for Finepix X100 | APPLICATION/PDF - 3202980 Bytes | See all 5 Manuals & Brochures for Finepix X100 Not what you were looking for? La FujiFilm Finepix X100 è una compatta con sensore APS-C (1.5x) da 12.3 megapixels prodotta dal 2011 al 2013 (fuori produzione). In the digital era it has concentrated mainly on its innovative SuperCCD sensor technology, employing it to provide class-leading dynamic range on cameras such as the S5 Pro and the EXR series of zoom compacts. You'll have to look at playback to see the exposure.There's no good INFO panel to give us a quick report of what's going on, but I never missed it when shooting.