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Fuji X10 versus Fuji X100 comparison. New NX200 pics?

DanCarrPhotography posted a X10 versus X100 image and spec comparison!

And those could be new NX200 images at SLRclub!

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  1. The NX200 images look promising, but full size images with exif intact will be required before any judgements can be made about it’s IQ.

  2. Why did they have to switch the shutter speed dial with a “mode” dial?
    That’s part of what makes the X100 so special – no-nonsense controls.
    I wish they had kept the aperture ring too.

    Also, those numbers at the base of the lens look like focal length markings, but why is there an “OFF” setting?

  3. 2/3 is about 50% more area than the typical high end P&S, so it should have noticeably better low light performance. However, it is just a quarter of the area of m4/3 so don’t expect miracles.

    1. 50% ??
      No – it’s just a fraction larger than the XZ-1 sensor (1/1.63″ vs 1/1.5″ which is the same as 2/3″).
      The sensor is 8.8×6.6mm and the XZ-1 sensor is ca 8x6mm.

    2. The specs say it will have a 6mp high ISO mode through pixel binning, something previously discussed by Thom Hogan and others. It’ll probably do as well or better than 43rd/m43 (which isn’t saying much).

      I do agree, however, that they should have kept the no-nonsense shutter and aperture dials from the X100. Otherwise, it’s just an overpriced point and shoot.

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