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A new (to me) X100S

 Although I do actually love my Finepix X100 I have just paid for another camera - the   X100 S

I am so sorry to my little Finepix X100 it has now been left on the shelf for the time being.

I think the rendering and refining they carried out on the S ironed out most of the "faults" with the original they improved the IQ quite a bit with the 16 MP sensor the same used in the T variant. I have found the 'S' to be slightly sharper in detail and much faster to operate.

So all of today's images were taken with my new to me X100 S the first few are of our local church here where we live, some of the other pond scenes are a little walk out into the countryside near our home. The final photo is of a real character in our village Henry the Red Setter. I think this image shows the sharpness of the S files












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