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Re: Fuji X-pro1
 Originally Posted by Henk Coetzee
Note to self. Stay away from Kameraz and B&H. It could become an expensive visit.
I agree, it will have me impulsively pushing my credit card in to the red, saying that, I am happy with my X-100 for now.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
 Originally Posted by vdrielc
NutKase, were you able to play with the cam at BH? They wanted a 10% deposit from me to "unbox" one so that I could take a look.
Not interested in paying to test a camera. I'll gladly pay for it if its what I'm lookin for.
Same with me, I am off to Kameraz tomorrow to get a Vanguard pistol grip for my tripod, hopefully I can feel and touch.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
Enjoy, really is nice, just hope the firmware update for the M-Mount adapter also fixes the laggy EVF, then its a definite buy. Let us know how you feel about the EVF once you've tried it.
Thanks.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
Is the EVF same as the X100?
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
Not sure, it is larger, but I don't know if it's actually larger or, if only the glass in front of it, and the magnification provided has changed. I must say that when I was playing with the X100 at the Dome (Photo and Film), I don't remember it having any of the lag that I experienced with the X-Pro1.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
I got to feel and touch the camera today, the battery was 'porridge' so I could only feel and touch, a few things I liked.
The buttons seem better placed and feel a bit more fluid.
It looks much bigger than than the X-100 but doesn't feel much bigger.
The camera is also a little less cluttered than the X-100.
The exposure comp is a bit more hidden, this I liked.
The shutter control knob has a "safety release button" (lack of better words)
Sadly it did feel a little plastic to me, but that's just me.
I love my x-100, it's one of those I would like to keep forever.
The Olympus OM-D might just give the X-pro a run for it's money, but purely from a price perspective, that Fuji viewfinder might just be worth some money
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
I went back about a week ago to fetch an X-Pro1.
Mixed bag so far, I'm hoping the thumbs-up and half-case will improve the ergonomics. Missing loads of shots due to misfocus/backfocus issues. Also seems to be over-exposing by about a stop vs the 5dII.
The silly camera is also drawing a lot more attention than I thought it would... :-( I get less questions when shooting with the 5d, guess people are just way more used to SLR's.
Here is a snap of the X-Pro1 next to my other digital cameras.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
Beautiful camera! Well I noticed with my Fuji X10, on EXR mode, it would overexpose a little bit, turned it down by 2/3rd's of a stop and got improved results with less highlights blown.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
It's beautifully sharp when you nail it.. But unfortunately I'm not nailing it nearly as often as I do with the 5D. I need practice, very different from the way I usually shoot, but still very very fun to play with.
I'll get an image up of the "completed" camera once the thumbs-up, soft-release, strap and half case arrive. Will hopefully be by the end of the week.
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Re: Fuji X-pro1
Ok. I've eventually gotten around to doing a quick post. http://blog.vdrielc.com/x-pro1-best-shots-so-far
I have a few more images up on the blog and a little bit of comment on my "issues" with the camera so far.
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