Fuji x100

ByLaura

Let me introduce you to our new little friend, the Fuji x100.

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It is extremely pretty 🙂

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I’m not going to review it in a tech spec way, instead I’ll just share some snaps I’ve taken with it at home.  It arrived the morning after we’d shot a wedding in London, done the 4 hour drive home and gone to bed at 4.30am (that’s why we look like DEATH!)…

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Here’s what Pete looks like after a wedding 🙂

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…and here’s what he looks like when I drag him outside so I can take pictures of him in his tartan trousers…

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So what’s my verdict?  It’s awesome, and the perfect compact camera for pros.  It’s really easy to get used to all the buttons and such, and it feels great in your hands.  I waited a long time for this camera, and I’m not disappointed!

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  2. Hahahahahahaha. Sorry. That was the sound I was making looking at a number of these photos. The funny ones that is. The ones that are meant to be funny. I assume. That’s after I made a sound more like oooooooh and perhaps aaaaaaaah when looking at the opening photos. I really must download and work on some of my own, but I bought a 32 Gb card for the thing so there’s been no pressing sense of urgency (that sounds terrible doesn’t it? I should be urgently excited to get to work on them). I see nothing that stands out to differentiate these from pro-DSLR images.

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