FUJIFILM X100S

X100S camera

The X100S (and the X100 that preceded it) looks like it was just lifted out of 1965. (On more than one occasion during my time reviewing it, people noted that it looked like their dads old camera.) Luckily, they made beautiful cameras back in 1965, and I’m a big fan of the X100S’ aesthetics. It seems that many of the people that I’ve shown the camera to are as well. A true rangefinder, the X100S features a die-cast magnesium top and base with polyurethane (not leather, unfortunately) inserts to provide grip when handling it. While it feels solid and well-constructed, the build quality doesnt quite match the Sony RX1, another high-end fixed lens compact camera. On the back of the camera is a 2.8-inch, 460,000-dot LCD and a smattering of controls, including the new Q button for quick access to commonly changed settings, while metal exposure compensation and shutter speed dials flank the shutter button on top of the camera.

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