Together these two cover what shooting I like to do. I taped notebook paper to the wall and desk. I set up the RX1 and took that shot with the X00S and then did the opposite for the X100S' shot. Then brought them into Photoshop and merged them. I think that the Fuji's image quality held up pretty well against the RX1. {}
No problem. The RX1 is for when I really want some IQ to come through...stuff that's important that's not street shots. The X100S is for street (where it excels) and for just casual shooting where it's not a disaster if the IQ isn't top notch (not to say that it's not good.)
I would say then that for this focal length you have a "best of both worlds" situation in terms of camera handling and sensor performance and even the "look" of the sensor output. Not a combination I would have thought of but I see what you're getting at.
I'd agree. I've said before, if they could put the RX1 guts into the X100S with it's hybrid viewfinder....I'd never own another camera again.
