It keeps the beautiful retro design, the dedicated shutter speed dial and aperture ring. If you have used the X100, X100S or the X100T, you will be very familiar with the X100F. (Perhaps they will go with X100 Fi, X100 Si and X100 Se - or they could use the Roman numerals: X100V, X100Vi, X100Vii.
Of course, what they will decide for the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh iterations are up in the air.
First, we had the X100, Second came the X100 S, Third the X100 T and now Fourth the X100 F. With the X100 cameras, FUJIFILM uses a naming convenion that, at first reading, may not quite seem to make sense, but when you understand the reasoning behind it, makes perfect sense. It’s a camera which is compact and light enough to take with you at all times, and one you would be proud to be seen shooting with.įourth iteration: X100F. The X100’s design says professional, luxurious and fun. While 35mm film SLRs and rangefinders of a previous generation had distinct personalities, rare do today’s digital cameras have such distinction. There’s no doubt that, many years from now, the X100 cameras will become icons, immediately recognizable as one of the FUJIFILM X100 cameras. Software CDs: No CD, but you can download the MyFinePix Studio Ver.4.2b (Windows only).