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Thanks! No, these are not SOOC jpegs. They are RAWs that I edited in Lightroom, which I did my own manual adjustments on. The soft blacks can be achieved by adjusting the blacks in the Tone Curve in Lightroom.

Howdy folks! With my wife and daughter, I took my X100S along on a train trip through part of Colorado, between Denver and Glenwood Springs. We've never ridden the train, so just the getting there and back was as much an adventure as being there! Some of you may enjoy, so feel free to take a...

Oh, I just saw this. Glad I could be helpful!

I posted about it. ISO 1,000 jpeg pushed by 1 and 2/3 stops. Takes a pounding, but looks good to me. Fuji X100S Jpeg Pushed ISO Test - Brian Kraft Photography

Yes, certainly feel free to print the file. And I agree-- the level and detail (AT ISO 1600!!) is amazing. I made a blog post related to high (ish) ISO and what it looks like to dramatically push those JPEG files. Check it out- Fuji X100S Jpeg Pushed ISO Test - Brian Kraft Photography

Oh, I just remembered that I had posted a full-res SOOC jpeg that you can download that was part of a street set I recently posted here- Fuji X100S Street Photography - Brian Kraft Photography You can grab the file from the text section at the beginning of that blog post. That will give you a...

Thank you. I would by no means judge the camera's handling of contrast, micro-contrast, or skin detail by my photos. You should probably look at people posting photos as SOOC to make those types of evaluations.

Thanks, all! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Overall, very sweet little camera.

So, the on-board flash does not let you rear-curtain sync, but you can set an external flash to rear-curtain and it should work... I *think*. I prefer first-curtain syncing in general, so I haven't had a lot of experience with rear with the X100/X100S, but if I remember correctly from testing...

Howdy! I did it this weekend. Photographed a wedding entirely on the X100S- Fuji X100S Wedding Photography - Colorado - Brian Kraft Photography Enjoy! Brian

I did it yesterday. Photographed a full wedding with just the X100S-- http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/fuji-x100s-wedding-photography-colorado/

Thanks for having fun! I've got the results published and they are very interesting! http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/x100s-vs-x100-vs-canon-5d-mark-iii/

Stupid punk rock roommates.

I took a look at a very particular aspect of the RAW vs jpeg comparison in the X100S: http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100s-raw-vs-jpeg/

That's not possible, since some have guessed different answers. I will reveal the answer tomorrow!

Time to play-- stump the photographer (you)! Check out the comparison and leave your best guess! :dance4: http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/x100s-vs-x100-vs-canon-5d-mark-iii/

For anyone interested, I've made some updates to the "Pros and Cons" section linked on this page- http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100s-street-photography/ It includes some further testing of AF, manual focus, etc. I will continue to update it too.

I did some testing at ISO 25,600 and with various NR settings in the X100S. Feel free to have a look: http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100s-high-iso-review/

I've had a lot of requests to share a file straight out of the camera, with no post-processing. So, I've put a jpg file up. If you're not looking at the EXIF data on your own, do note the camera settings I shared (esp the ISO 1600). See "update" to get the file-...

Thanks for the kind words, guys. spinyman, I'm updating my thoughts on the performance of the camera on my blog as I can. I've added some thoughts on the AF and other aspects since I started it. Do check back on it, as I will have further thoughts to share, no doubt. Here they are...

All my shots are from jpeg files with all the default settings left alone. Anything seen as "flat" or whatever is just my own PP. Just my own artistic choice. The camera provides nice contrast.

I got a chance to get out for a couple of hours today with the new X100S and shoot some street photography in Denver. Check it! http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100s-street-photography/

Thanks, all! FYI- it's my daughter on the drums. And yes, Joe-- wow, something in the water over there. Never felt such a general (across all the threads) level of hostility. The few forums I generally hang out in are way more civil (thankfully!).

I got my X100S from Fuji today! Have a lookie- http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100s-day-1/

"Can a One Lens Camera Be your Favorite Traveler?" Uh, yes! I love the 35mm view of the X100-- http://www.briankraft.com/Blog/personal/fuji-x100-destination-maui-hawaii/

Magical indeed! We've now come upon 1 year since I have had my X100 and took this set of travel photos on a trip to Maui, Hawaii. Looking back after a year, I'm just as in love, if not more with the camera. I have decided to upgrade to the X100S, but I'm hoping the new retains that magical...