Very symbolic in a way - if only we could come together and travel down the road together rather than opposed to each other. (we the people of the world)
@gamelee I can't give you a straight 'yes' or 'no' Lee - it's an expensive niche camera: if you have a niche that needs filling and you can afford the high price... then go ahead and buy!
I was fascinated by the cult following that this camera has and by its reported ability to produce the best direct from camera Jpegs. This latter feature coupled with the fast high quality lens made me decide that it would be ideal for my OCOLOY-SOOC project, and indeed it has been. It was either the X100T or buy the 23mm f/1.4 to use on my X-Pro-1 and/or XT10 and for a couple of hundred euros more I liked the idea of the extra flexibility that a discrete camera would give me. If I was making the same decision today, I would probably go for the 23mm lens for its extra low-light capability - a particular interest of mine. Chief regret with the X100T? It doesn't have a swiveling rear screen which would make it easier to shoot from a high or low perspective.
I don't regret my purchase at all but I guess the real test will be how much I use it after my one-year project has ended. Hope this helps...
If cost didn't come into it I would have a room full of cameras, much like you it seems =) making a decision on just one has become a chore. Thank you for the reply Richard.
Love those lines and the foreground texture. Such a strong composition. So sad that there are such things as disused rail tracks ... but good for photographers that some have not been built over. Fav
I was fascinated by the cult following that this camera has and by its reported ability to produce the best direct from camera Jpegs. This latter feature coupled with the fast high quality lens made me decide that it would be ideal for my OCOLOY-SOOC project, and indeed it has been. It was either the X100T or buy the 23mm f/1.4 to use on my X-Pro-1 and/or XT10 and for a couple of hundred euros more I liked the idea of the extra flexibility that a discrete camera would give me. If I was making the same decision today, I would probably go for the 23mm lens for its extra low-light capability - a particular interest of mine. Chief regret with the X100T? It doesn't have a swiveling rear screen which would make it easier to shoot from a high or low perspective.
I don't regret my purchase at all but I guess the real test will be how much I use it after my one-year project has ended. Hope this helps...
which way to go , right or left ? the lines are very beautiful, reflects the rails gives life to photography, I love. Let the train go ...FAV