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Join Date: May 2008
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X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
Just arrived in Berlin a few hours ago and walked around the block with my new X100.
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
Congrats on the new camera. Mine arrived yesterday but I can't get out shooting right now. Arrrgh. I will live through your pictures for a short while.
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
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Super Duper
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For us boys, size IS an issue, and it's a case of whether it fits in a pocket (doesn't) or not - Terry points out that girls have purses (handbags) which are perfectly designed to store an X100. Actually, come to think of it, I also always carry around a small Fogg b-laika (for data backups on external USB drives / ipad etc.). However, my bag is perfectly designed to store an M9 with a 35 'lux . . AND a K5 with an 18-135 - of course, I could take one of these out and put in an X100 . . but why would I do that? So, I am once again saved. I'm beginning to think that the escape could be permanent! . . . . it is lovely though.
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Super Duper
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
Yes Jono,
There is a lot to learn on the camera and that is where I give some kudos to the M8/M9. A lot of the learning is due to the fact that you can AF with OVF or EVF or use manual focus but with focus by wire. All of that complexity goes away on the rangefinder. Other camera functions are pretty straight forward. |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Austria
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
I played with on in Austria a few weeks ago at a photography fair and it felt pretty nice to me. Especially the combination of EVF and OVF was what I liked. And I would like to see that in an M10 - hopefully.
Sure it is no camera to put i your pockets and it is small and big at the same time. But finally I think I am also safe as I do still have my EP2 and this one in combination with 2.8/17 is almost the same angle of view, but much smaller. So I will not buy one, as it would be just another toy for me. But if I did not have an alternative already I might be very tempted
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Super Duper
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
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it wasn't that it was difficult or obscure, simply that there was so much of it. I suppose what I mean is that there seem to be a lot of decisions to make before you come to take a picture, and then if the next picture you wanted to take you would like it different . . . then there are settings to change blah blah. I'm trying to disentangle the desire for a beautiful object from the actual photographic useability (i.e. whether it gets between me and the picture - and I thought it would).
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Join Date: May 2008
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
A few more from Berlin. I found the "Grill Walkers" with gas containers on their backs quite interesting,
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Ithaca, NY
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
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Thanks for posting the nice X100 images from Berlin. It has been 5 years since my last visit to Berlin and the city is changing so quickly it always has some new views to offer. |
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Re: X100 in Leicaland Berlin a few pics
I have to say that I have joined the very tempted league! In fact if I could get one without paying over the top on e-Bay, then I would probably have one by now.
The last dealer I contacted indicated that it would be another month before a new shipment came in. Meanwhile some dealers are making offers for keeping potential buyers interested enough to pre-order, like Platinum service or ever ready leather case thrown in for the standard price etc. It looks as if the price will settle down to about £899 when readily available in the UK. If you want it now expect to pay up to £1350 on e-Bay!
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