Fuji x100/S/T/F Owners Thread
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The X100T is a fixed lens compact Diogo, the focal length of the lens is 23mm = equivalent field of view to a 35mm on a full frame camera.
There are two screw on lens adapters available that are made by Fuji, the WCL which increases the field of view to = 28mm on a full frame camera.
Or the TCL which increases the field of view to = 50mm on a full frame camera.
Hope this clarifies it for you.
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Because of the OVF?
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Im back with an x100
Im back with an x100
Snap! Should make a nice grab n go for when I cant be bothered to carry the D750.
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Snap lol very funny 
yes i have my D3300 but have regretted selling my x100 2 yrs ago and am so happy to have one again, i prefer the beyer over the X . We are brothers now !
yes i have my D3300 but have regretted selling my x100 2 yrs ago and am so happy to have one again, i prefer the beyer over the X . We are brothers now !Depends if you need other lenses or not. IMO its an ideal second/travel camera to an interchangeable. 35mm is a FL I like so I could easily use just it on a day out or hols but full time I prefer a system.
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XT10?
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Im back with an x100
I did the same. Missed mine so much I bought another (original).
Love it.
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Few with the X100S from Shuttleworth.
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Caught this wee guy down the bottom of garden drinking some of my "good Stuff". Taken with X100T and available light.View attachment 41809
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Hi Adam,congratulations on acquiring a wonderful camera,the fuji fansite forums have some experienced users
With very good help,which is not to discredit the wonderful knowledgeable people here but they are fuji specific.
The RookyNook books are good too.have fun and enjoy your camera
With very good help,which is not to discredit the wonderful knowledgeable people here but they are fuji specific.
The RookyNook books are good too.have fun and enjoy your camera
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A yongnuo 603 for Canon will trigger them for you, but the 560tx will allow you to change settings from camera.
Of course you could mount one of the flashes on camera and use that to control others but it would be bit unwieldy.
Of course you could mount one of the flashes on camera and use that to control others but it would be bit unwieldy.
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Good news, I already have the 560tx for the D750, so will chuck it straight on and hopefully be good to go.
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not 100% sure if the Nikon version will work. The Canon one certainly does, but I have read of problems using the Nikon triggers on Fujis
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Ona Bowery if you're feeling flush!
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Just joined the club after finally picking up the T rather than the T1 for my first foray into fuji land! Boy is it light compared to the 5d3 haha! The EVF is pretty awesome and the WiFi transfer really useful... but the AF is something...umm...to get used to - the 5d3 has spoilt me! Looking forward to putting through its paces properly over the weekend. In the meantime here's a cat.
Looking forward to putting through its paces properly over the weekend. In the meantime here's a cat.
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Just joined the club after finally picking up the T rather than the T1 for my first foray into fuji land! Boy is it light compared to the 5d3 haha! The EVF is pretty awesome and the WiFi transfer really useful... but the AF is something...umm...to get used to - the 5d3 has spoilt me!
Enjoy. Using a fixed focal length will be either liberating or frustrating. And it just might make you think a lot more. Have fun, X100 always puts a smile on my face.
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I know i will never ever let my x100 go again.i had regretted it the moment my first one sold .
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The fixed focal length isn't a problem as the 35mm fov is my fave on full frame. But yeah I do hope I can cope with the AF!
for looking and any comments appreciated.,
Stephen L
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Here's an in-camera pano from my X100S.
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Just a heads up, myself, @mickledore and @minnnt are meeting at Salford Quays on Saturday 25th July around 3.30pm, for some daytime/dusk/night-time shooting. If any other Fuji shooter wants to join us, can you let me know. If you PM me I'll add you to the PM conversation.
So if you're up for a bit of this..... come and join us
150509 Salford Quays 1 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
reach for the sky1 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
140925 Media City 2 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
lowry bridge 2 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
So if you're up for a bit of this..... come and join us
150509 Salford Quays 1 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
reach for the sky1 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
140925 Media City 2 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
lowry bridge 2 sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr