Fuji X100S or the camera you have with you

May 26, 2013  •  Leave a Comment

The entrance to Del Webb in Mt. Juliet, TN

This past week I was able to borrow the new Fuji 100s camera from our Fuji rep Cy Franks.  He left it at the store for a few days so we could get some experience with it.  I thought I would take it home on Thursday, just in case I saw something worth photographing.  I was running a little late Thursday, but it turned out that the sun was setting and the light was really nice.  Instead of my usual entry, I decided to ride up to the main gate to photograph the entrance.

The light was just right.  I picked an angle that allowed the text to be readable by the reflection in the sky.  The 100S has a fixed lens that is a 35mm angle of view.  This awesome wide angle lens is sharp, contrasty and beautiful!  All built on a super solid body that is light and easy to hold.  The view finder is bright and the focusing quick and accurate.

I can tell you that this is an incredible camera and I now understand why so many people love it!  Every single person that owns this camera absolutely raves about it.  One of my friends took her 100s to Europe, leaving her Leica here in Nashville.  I’ve also heard of several others making the same decision and confirming that is was the right choice.

I am a huge fan of the entire Fuji X line of cameras.  I personally own the X Pro 1 with a few lenses and carry the x20 as my travel camera.  I’ve also owned the x10 and loved it.

No matter if you like this image or not, Del Webb does.  In fact, they are going to use it to promote the property.  All because I had a great camera with me at the right time.


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