Nope, but I keep getting finger spots there.

Seech, I have the same problem with my Hoya filter, I read somewhere that you just have to remove it.

Anyone with B+W XS-Pro and Hoya UV© can take a pic or tell us how much thinner the B+W is. I read that the B+W can fit the leather case nicely. With the Hoya, I can't close the case properly.

just order B+W XS-Pro yesterday night...waiting it to arrive ^^...hope it is good enough

i very scare that my careless will scratch x100 front viewfinder, then not handsome jor...maybe will diy a screen protector for it

After using the Fuji X100 for close than a month now, I have to say, I have developed quite a bond with this camera. Can't go anywhere without bringing it with me.

I also like how discrete it is, never once did I feel like I'm scaring my subject or make them uncomfortable.

You guys can see some pictures taken with it from my blog. Most of the pictures are straight out of camera with no post-processing. The colour is amazing.



This post has been edited by cobray: Mar 13 2012, 08:22 AM

Got a link to your blog?

I agree with you. The X100 does take some getting used to. It's most definitely not a P&S camera. I love mine as well.....

Here it is seech http://palereddot.blogspot.com/

Just started blogging 3 days ago, so that's my first and only entry so far. But yeah it does take some time to get used to, especially if you are using the OVF. But I absolutely adore the camera, the complements I get from people helps too. The retro look really makes people go "wow, this picture is taken with THAT camera?

it will hit your filter if you don't have the adapter ring. if you search back many many pages back I've a detailed explanation on what works and what doesn't.

hehe...thanks for info there....when free will trace back those info i miss

here's the filters that i bought.
actually i just purchased the B+W but i got lucky the seller sent me extra hoya.


btw, any of u guys found any trail of x-s1?

This post has been edited by velma: Mar 13 2012, 05:22 PM

wow....nice

extra hoya...envy die me

Ok, need to know, my filter is just like that Hoya in your picture. How thinner is the B+W compared to the Hoya?

it will take sometime for me to find out since i left it at my home town.
why not just use the B+W since so many complaint about Hoya.

Just go straight for B+W...
I bought the cheapo Hoya (S$15) first but letter changed to B+W (S$75).

anyone bought X100 facing the SAB issue??

How do u spot the problem in the first place?

Any strange green blobs when shooting straight at bright lights with the B+W? I posted an example above with my Hoya. If its the filter I may need to get a B+W.....

no i don hv a SAB issue, just wondering any X100 facing this problem ? kinda worry.. pray to god!

just bought recently, so far so good....hope it will serve me for century

Yes, I got the SAB issue, used for slightly less than 3 weeks (shutter count around 4000). Serial number 12M. Went to Fujifilm Glenmarie, they gave me a new set, serial number 21M. So far so good. Though I have just taken around 1k pics.

mind to share how to diagnose the SAB issue?

btw, anyone going for the hot air balloon at putra jaya?

Try changing the aperture and check out the blades. At F16 the hole should be tiny. Also, if your pictures are overexposed, then you may have the problem. My faulty camera was stuck at F2.