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Ah, now I see what you mean. Auto-ISO isn't very useful without the ability to set a minimum shutter speed, especially in low light as you pointed out. And I find this to be one of the most vital features for the way I shoot. Since I'm photographing my daughter, I use aperture priority to...

Thank you. Can you say more about this? The LX100 is probably #1 on my list, so I'm very curious.

Thanks everyone! For some reason, I wasn't notified of the replies so I'm just now seeing these. I appreciate your recommendations. I rented the X100T and used it over Christmas. I really like it a lot, but felt frustrated by the shutter lag. I am mostly photographing my fast-moving young...

I shoot with a 5D3 and a few not-so-light-and-compact lenses, like the 24-70 II, 70-200 IS. I love that system and won't be ditching it anytime soon. However, there are situations (i.e. travel, outdoor events, etc.) where I'd prefer to have a smaller, more compact camera with me. I've...

Just received the X100 from Lensrentals.com. Haven't taken any shots yet, but love the look and feel of it. I'll probably end up renting all of them; I think that's the only way I'll be able to decide.

I am renting an X100 for 5 days starting tomorrow. Because I don't have a lot of time with the camera, I'd like to get it set up as quickly as possible. I've read several different reviews with some good tips & tricks, but have not kept them all straight. If you were just receiving the X100...

I have, but it lacks a built-in OVF/EVF which is a dealbreaker for me.

You're right that the X100 or RX1 would truly be more of a DSLR complement, whereas the X-Pro1, X-E1 and OMD are more DSLR replacements (potentially, at least). The one problem is travel. The X100 makes an awesome companion to my 5D3 when I'm at home, because I can simply choose which tool I...

I'm in the market for a compact camera to go along with my 5D3. I am not looking for a DSLR replacement. I'm looking for a DSLR companion. I mostly take pictures of my one-year old daughter these days, but also enjoy street, fine art and travel photography. For portraits, the 5D3 + 85/1.2...

So thrilled with the X10 The X10 is exactly what I've been waiting for. I have a big 'ol 5DII + Sigma 85/1.4 and a few other fast primes I use for portraiture, but the X10 is the perfect walkaround/travel camera for me. I'm amazed at the results I'm getting with it, and the lens is...

Hi everyone, I'm just getting back into shooting regularly after a 1.5 year hiatus. Having a baby (5 months old now) inspired me to pick up the camera again. I've mostly focused on fine art B&W and have had some stuff published in niche magazines like Sun, but I've also shot weddings and...

Ray, Thanks so much for your reply. That answers my question perfectly. I can't wait to get my hands on the X10!

I came here to post this exact same question, so I hope I can tag along to this thread without hijacking it. I haven't received my X10 yet, but I've been researching the settings a lot. I'm still somewhat confused about the EXR modes and how they function. My plan was to use M Fine...