REVIEW: From T to F for the Fujifilm X100
The X100 line of cameras has a special place in my heart as it was the original X100 that I bought in 2012 that started me on my Fujifilm journey. I currently shoot with the third generation of the camera, an X100T, which compliments my X-T2 and X-Pro2 perfectly. When Fujifilm announced the new X100F (F for fourth apparently - T is for third) I was interested to see what improvements Fujifilm could make to this already superb camera. Fujifilm decided to leave a few things alone and quite rightly in my book. The Fujinon 23mm f2 lens is the same as the previous three generations of the X100, with its built in leaf shutter for silent operation and flash sync at all shutter speed. The hybrid viewfinder, which was a unique feature at the launch of the original camera, also remains largely unchanged but with a much better EVF. The overall size of the camera stays pretty much the same as the 'T' despite accommodating the larger WP-126 battery inst...