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I think RFF'ers have flipped out.
Old 02-11-2011   #1
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I think RFF'ers have flipped out.

You haven't even touched the X100 and already folks are picking out bags, taking apart the aperture ring, debating the image quality. I do not remember any other camera being fawned over like this, except maybe the Minolta 7000 (just kidding). Of course Fuji, I am sure, planned this by hinting, pre-announcing, and bating us for months. But boy we have fallen for it, hook, line and sinker. And yes, of course, I am excited, too.
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Old 02-11-2011   #2
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Don't forget the extra batteries and chargers so they can use it the second it comes in the mail.

That said, I will be one of the "beta testers" and am excited. However, accessories can wait, I can wait through a battery charge, and I can even wait in line if I don't get the camera on the first shipment. I still have other cameras that work well.
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Old 02-11-2011   #4
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I had avoided viewing any of the X100 threads, until I looked in briefly yesterday. The frenzy is pretty hilarious. Given all the to-do, I imagine that the inevitable "will-such and such brand wrist strap on the X100 make my butt look fat" thread will materialize soon
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Surely Fuji did it well, and I'm glad about the success in sales both for the company and the sellers: we all need this kind of things as photographers. And Fuji rocks. The sensor on S3 and S5 Pro is a marvel. The camera is very nice and all this is well deserved.

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What will they all do when they find out it's just a big point & shoot that can't fit in their pocket?
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The same HCB did, maybe?

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What will they all do when they find out it's just a big point & shoot that can't fit in their pocket?
If they're like me, they'll take it with them wherever they go just like I did with my Canonet QL-17 and my ZI-M with a Biogon 35/2.
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Yes they have.
And they do it over and over, each time a new product is announced.

There is probably a good metaphor for this recurring frenzy.

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Just because we here at RFF have monocles, drink with our pinky out and wear shirts that say "POSH", it doesn't make us different then any other photography forum.
Do I get to play if mine says "Juicy"?

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