Fuji x100/S/T/F Owners Thread

todders said:
Hello
I have ordered a lensmate thumb grip and soft release button. Total price in dollars is $92.73 this is broken down into $79.90 cost of goods and packing $12.83.

Iam being charged £21.25 customs charge so i can collect them,so just a word of warning really.

If anyone is an expert on these charges does the amount of £21.25 sound right ?

thank you
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I had the same so yes it’s normal. I did read somewhere that you can dispute the £8 handling as you didn’t agree to nor was it made clear up front - but queuing at local post office at 06.30 I really couldnt be bothered!
 
choppie said:
I had the same so yes it’s normal. I did read somewhere that you can dispute the £8 handling as you didn’t agree to nor was it made clear up front - but queuing at local post office at 06.30 I really couldnt be bothered!
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It seems that iam just going to pay it as well and get my bits and bobs,thanks for replying at least i know that iam not the only one.
 
I had lensmate bits on my X100T and loved it, they are expensive but they are very good, the F just felt wrong without the thumb test and button.
 
choppie said:
I had lensmate bits on my X100T and loved it, they are expensive but they are very good, the F just felt wrong without the thumb test and button.
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Iam picking it up tomorrow morning so looking forward to testing ot out over the weekend,oops iam working after christmas then ahhhh
 
Stephen L said:
Can someone please tell me why I should still retain my X-T2 when my main subject of interest is landscapes, in all forms including architectural and industrial? I certainly didn’t miss it when I was in the foreign.
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Mr Perceptive said:
Here's a short list of why I'm keeping mine

Wide Angle Lens Options
WR
Tilting screen
Two card slots (I use backup for that warm secure feeling)
Nice big EVF
Up to 9 bracket exposures (yes you can do it with 3 x three bracket
Up to 15 timer mode (great for LE)
Super Blinky mode with latest FW
RGB histigram
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OK I'm going to add to this list quite a biggy - AF speed, most of the time the X100F is fast enough for what I shoot, but I've just been away for a couple of days visiting relatives taking only the X100F + WCL + TCL, and I can tell you for a rampant 1 year old, the X100F AF was noticeable slower than the X-T2 would have been, resulting in a lot of missed focus shots. When I did get something it was great, but the hit rate was a lot slower than an X-T2 would have been.
 
Mr Perceptive said:
OK I'm going to add to this list quite a biggy - AF speed, most of the time the X100F is fast enough for what I shoot, but I've just been away for a couple of days visiting relatives taking only the X100F + WCL + TCL, and I can tell you for a rampant 1 year old, the X100F AF was noticeable slower than the X-T2 would have been, resulting in a lot of missed focus shots. When I did get something it was great, but the hit rate was a lot slower than an X-T2 would have been.
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Usually the fastest moving things I shoot are clouds - I avoid children like the plague. But I take your point; shooting the Flying Scotsman coming through our local station might be a challenge, as would photographing the dog chasing chips in the local pub.

However, the X100F has cured my gas. I no longer yearn for more lenses.
 
I seem to have acquired an X100T. This is my final attempt at finding a 'small' camera that I can bond with. If this fails then I give up! All I have to do now is read the PDF manual to get it set up to suit me as it didn't come with a paper manual. It did come with an unexpected spare battery, lens hood and thumbrest thingy, which was nice.
 
Ed Sutton said:
I seem to have acquired an X100T. This is my final attempt at finding a 'small' camera that I can bond with. If this fails then I give up! All I have to do now is read the PDF manual to get it set up to suit me as it didn't come with a paper manual. It did come with an unexpected spare battery, lens hood and thumbrest thingy, which was nice.
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I think you might have cracked it. My search has ended.
 
bl0at3r said:
Yes, been looking again Trevor. Not actually pressed the buy button yet but pretty close. Will probably go for Black this time.
Some great shots and advice in here since I last visited guys and gals :)
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I hear the black takes better pictures ;)
 
I have a black Box Brownie which my dad used in India in 1946, and it’s definitely slower than my silver X100F. In fact, it hardly moves at all.
 
SsSsSsSsSnake said:
I have the first SE X100F in pink,so there!! :fuji:
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That was a valentines day special X100T...(in 2016)

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http://fujifilm.votigo.com/fbsweeps/sweeps/Fujifilm-Valentines-Day-Pink-X100T-Sweepstakes
 
If anyone in the mood for a sneaky Christmas present I noticed that Currys have the X100F (in black) for £1149. Personally I’m in the silver camp and have one wrapped under the tree but thought this might be of interest.
 
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