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Like the x10, most of the best things in life are simple and easy. Good luck from here!

I shot OMD's for 3 years, FF for studio, and been shooting full-time on Fuji (x100 & xpro1) since last summer I haven't look back. The Jpeg's looks beautiful and the simplicity of the cameras are my main attractions. Both bodies are fairly obsolete and have plenty of quirks, but definitely...

Good friends deserve good pictures. If you enjoy shooting and does not bother hired staff (this case a solo shooter), then I see no problem. Personally I'd bring a small cam and a couple of primes for "fun".

I just saw this over at mu-43 and gave my two cents if interested. Keep shootin'!

The past week I had the chance to participate in the monthly LA street meet. It is a group of various photographers - amateurs, hobbyist and protogs shooting various formats. From full frame to film to compacts - anything in between. I met up with some of the guys from the sister site...

Great start. Flash is like biking, there's only one speed and don't use the breaks!

I had planned on getting the xe2 (thanks to everyone here) but found a brand new (unopened!) xpro1 for $450 which I went for. Now I just need to find a good deal on the 35mm and I'm set...

A gm5 with either the 20mm or the oly 17mm glued on, is really tempting as my daily shooter. I'm just waiting for the second hands to drop in price.

Kyle, these examples are great, thank you. I have not read much into the Bayer/X-trans sensor comparison as of yet but I can see how it renders slightly different, just unsure whether it's worth a change or not. I guess there's no better way to find out then get a 27mm and give it a try!

Was going go get a used xe2 with the 35mm, but I can't pass on this deal. I just put my entire mu43 on CL, hopefully someone bites so I can pull the trigger on B&H!

The other day I had a long layover at the main railway station in Shanghai, and what better way to kill time then shoot people and their surroundings. Taken with the good ol' x100. shanghai by Chris Ferreira, on Flickr shanghai by Chris Ferreira, on Flickr shanghai by Chris Ferreira, on...

How does the 27mm compare to the x100 mounted on a body like the xe2(or xe1)? Any IQ differences? How does the sharpness compare for example?

Last one is brilliant. The colors look stunning!

This is great! I came back from KL a couple weeks ago and after reading this post, I wish I had brought some film along. Shooting the streets of KL would've been fun indeed.

What does everyone think now that it's gone though some firmware updates? How does it compare to the xe2? The xpro1 and xe2 runs for practially the same around here second hand (aprox. 440 and 470 -USD) My main usage is portraits with stobes and the 35mm glued on. The OVF doesn't appeal much...

As a happy em5 shooter, I'll make the jump to either xpro1 or xe2 soon. I'm fully aware changing is not going to make me a better photographer, but boy o' boy do I like the files coming out of my x100. Getting either one of the bodies mentioned with the 35mm glued on a couple of speed lights is...

all i ask for is a faster lens and a build in vf. please ricoh, stop playing with my feelings!

ricoh on the streets of hangzhou Crossroad eyes by Chris Ferreira, on Flickr

I post everything in lightroom, however your b/w examples do look beautiful.

Fantastic pics! How much have these been processed in lightroom? I personally struggle to get this natural looking colors out of my x100.

Hm... College tuition or Leica Q???

Great shot! Now if my Angels could pick up their slow start I would dare to say great baseball season as well!

seen this on first hand. humanity really pokes its ugly face out once in a while.

built-in viewfinder and i'm sold

youngster overlooking shanghai from the 100th floor Shanghai SWTC by Chris Ferreira, on Flickr

Better late then never! The EM5 is the camera that's has personally given me the most exciment of any camera (born post-darkroom days). Happy shooting!

Hi all, I recently purchased a used x100 and on my first outing I visited the marvelous "Shanghai 1933". What used to be the biggest slaughterhouse in East Asia, now holds home to a handful architect studios, creative agencies and a few coffee shops. Unlike most of Shanghai, there are very few...

Serge and Anthony both offer terrific tips, thanks for the links.

Greetings all, Not long ago I visited LA and on my first day I had my entire mu43 collection stolen (along with computer, hard drive, etc. (inset death smiley)), and after been camera-less for what seemed like an eternity I jumped into the X world by picking up a used x100. On my first...

Nice! Wish we had more baseball pics going on around here!

Incredable stuff Dave!

There is tons of great fog pictures around here but no thread, until now. So lets see those foggy/misty photos! I'll start us of with some pics from this morning. Taken at Westlake in Hangzhou(China)

If money isn't a concern, I'd go for the RX1. Not too sure how fast the AF is although.

Hipstamatic: hate it or love it, some of the filters looks awesome.

The touch of your pp'ing makes it an overall great collection, and not overly cooked. I like it!

Working a lot better from my phone! Good job!

marvelous contast!

Brilliant! what a great thread in general. Keep it up everyone.

The contrast looks so nice. Thanks for reminding me why I should be saving up to go to Japan. Very jealous!

This is some of the best stuff I've seen around here. Incredible.

#2 is brilliant. I'm a big fan of when street art (or any art for that matter) vividly communicates with people. Bravo

Here's my first go with the GRDIII on my recent trip to malta. Haunting AF in dark light and an ISO I wouldn't push higher than 1000, but a very exciting lil' camera nonetheless. Edited on an ipad mini on the fly.