Finally, fullsize, v1.0 Fuji samples

[ebrandon]

And they're breathtaking.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotois/5492794545/

[Terry]

There are a few that I would like to see the EXIF for. Am I missing some way to see the exif without trying to download the shots.

[jorgeAD]

The shots still need a little USM, some midtone contrast bump and a bit of saturation. After that I felt very satisfied with the amount of detail in this F4, ISO 200, 1/1700 sec shot:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotois/...n/photostream/

The selective focus in this F2 shot would just not be possible with my GRD2, (at least not at this focusing distance):

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotois/...n/photostream/

Thom: What do you mean I have to use mi RIGHT eye ?
Ken: This aint no Velvia from my $9000 point-focus-shoot !
You be the judge...

[jorgeAD]

Originally Posted by TEBnewyork

There are a few that I would like to see the EXIF for. Am I missing some way to see the exif without trying to download the shots.

Click on the "Fujifilm FinePix X100" link, right under the users avatar, on the very first screen that shows up after the thumbnail.

[ebrandon]

This is an easier link ... takes you right to the samples

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotois/...7626059913905/

[JesperMP]

Originally Posted by TEBnewyork

There are a few that I would like to see the EXIF for. Am I missing some way to see the exif without trying to download the shots.

Above the image in question, there is an "Actions" button. Hit it and select "View EXIF info".

[barjohn]

There are many image posts going up and some look really good.

[raist3d]

I must say it looks pretty pretty good. Fuji- the only other manufacturer that can do a decent JPEG engine at the moment (in my book anyway).

[peterb]

Personally, while it is nice to have access to the full sized files, I was unimpressed with the shots posted on the link. To its credit, however, the high ISO shots showed noise well controlled but some of the interior focus shots were surprisingly unexceptional. The clarity of shots taken in bright light at ISO 200 were great. But so are a lot of others from other cameras today.

That said, on on DPreview's Fuji forum I found THIS:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/x100/

These shots started to really let the camera strut its potential stuff and why I think this camera really has great potential.

Now if only these shots could be available in full size files to be sure.

[shadzee]

Like the grain here. With built-in ND filter !!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dirtytr.../in/pool-x100/

[Terry]

Originally Posted by shadzee

Like the grain here. With built-in ND filter !!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dirtytr.../in/pool-x100/

I really like that shot.

[peterb]

First impressions of the X100 posted on Steve Huff's site:

http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2011/0...ieter-franken/

Short conclusion: Don't ditch your M9 quite yet. AF is apparently a little funky. The lens is no 35mm Summilux (but at $1200 did you expect it to be?) But images aren't bad. Images good to ISO 6400 according to this guy. He seems to posted some of the shots on the Flickr site I'd found.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/x100/