Josiah Patterson: Fuji X-t1 18-55mm

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Here are the top liked X-shots shared over at the Fujirumors facebook photostream. Thanks to all who shared their shot and those who took their time to check them out and vote their favorite ones.

Keep it up, share and vote your absolute favorite X-shot… and here is how to do it:

1) SHARE: go to the Fujirumors facebook timeline and submit your favorite X-shot (and a short description) in the timeline by selecting “Photo/Video” .
2) VOTE & COMMENT: All the images will be displayed at the Fujirumors facebook photostream. You can vote & comment the images there.

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Eric Anderson: Ala Archa National Park in Kyrgyzstan. X-E2, XF 14mm. www.ericandtaylor.com

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Adam J McKay‎: Just thought I would share an image I shot with the trusty X100s

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Kleber Steinbach‎: Hey guys. I did this shot with the X100S and a remote release, almost 200 shots until the lightning strike, I set for 1.6s exposure at f/11 and ISO 400 for the landscape, lock the remote and waited for the magic… I was hoping for any lightning and I got this amazing composition with a little cropping to do.This camera is so unbelievable, I printed the image on a 1×1,7m canvas, the quality is remarkable!!! I am waiting for the next version of the X-T1, with, maybe, a higher pixel count, to fill my bag with Fuji gear. Kleber Steinbach

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Greg Seaton‎: Here’s an image I made last week with my X-Pro1… — at BankWest Tower

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Fujifilm X100T: USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro

In stock at Pictureline and at DigitalRev (free shipping, 1 year warranty, no additional duty/tax). BHphoto changed the expected availablity of the silver X100T to November 13 (same as AmazonUS). Adorama says “early November”.

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Reviewed.com tested the Fujifilm X100T including samples, lab results, and overall impressions.

“While it won’t replace a DSLR any time soon for action photography, the X100T might just be the quickest-focusing enthusiast compact. […] The Fujifilm X100T is the polar opposite. Its controls encourage you to stop, look around, and use both hands to grab what you’re envisioning. The camera reminds you to savor the process. Such a great shooting experience is rarely worth quantifying with a dollar amount (ask a Leica fan), but nevertheless, the X100T continues to be a singular camera. It’s premium photographic bliss, made in Japan.

More reviews: – Test at the French site focus-numerique (translation) / Samples at the whole ISO and Aperture range at dc.watch (translation) / First Impressions: The Fujifilm X-100T is a Subtle but Significant Upgrade at bigheadtaco / Short review with all the new Fujifilm gear (including X100T) launched in Photokina in Portuguese at ehnamour (translation) /

Fujifilm X100T

The Fujifilm X100T (black and silver) is right now in stock at US store Pictureline here. The X100T is in stock also at DigitalRev (free shipping, 1 year warranty, no additional duty/tax). BHphoto changed the expected availablity of the silver X100T to November 13 (same as AmazonUS). Adorama says “early November”.

Fujifilm X100T: USA: BHphoto  / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore / AUSTRALIA: CameraPro

Graphite Fujifilm X-T1

The graphite Fujifilm X-T1 is shipping now in Netherlands via fotohanskeuzekamp here.

Graphite Silver X-T1: USA: BHphoto / AmazonUS / Adorama / EUROPE: WexUK / WexDE / PCHstore /  AUSTRALIA: CameraPro

Graphite X-T1 shipping at fotohanskeuzekamp

ZY Optics, Camera Lenses & Focal Reducer manufacturer in China, continues to provide focal reducer solutions for Fuji X camera users. Following the launch of Nikon AI to Fuji X Lens Turbo Adapter during Photokina, ZY Optics presented the latest Zhongyi Lens Turbo for Fuji camera users to use with Canon EF mount lenses. Read more at zyoptics here.

The title says it all: Fujifilm released thumb grips for the X100T, X-Pro1, X-E2 and X30. Check them out at Fujifilm’s Japanese page here. The price tag in Yen (around $100) is hefty. I’d go for the “cheaper” Lensmate Thumb Grips for Fuji X.

thanks for the link, Gary