Stockografie

The X100T capturing the German autumn Nature by Stockografie, on Flickr

The Swabian Alb or in German: Die Schwäbisch Alb The other side of the castle by Stockografie, on Flickr

The XF 16-55 produces some wonderful sunstars. Sunburst through the tree by Stockografie, on Flickr

I was out and about with the X-T1 and the XF16-55 yesterday. This is castle Lichtenstein near Stuttgart/Germany. Need a rest? by Stockografie, on Flickr

As I am a huge fan of the X100T and also a huge fan in limiting oneself to one lens I would go with the X100T, some spare batteries, a spare memory card and that´s it. I personally love the 23mm lens. For me it is not a limitation. It frees my mind not having to think about which camera to use or which lens to mount on. My wife and I went to Marrakech at the beginning of the year and all I had with me was the X100T. I never missed anything.

Right there with you on No. 10 The Jetpack would be awesome, especially for these aerial view shots.

How about us starting to dream about a successor of the X100T. Let us net call it an X100F (Fourth), but more like X200. What do you wish for and what could Fuji present us with. Let me start dreaming (just a hint, I love the X100T but it is still not quite perfect) 1. Tiltable screen 3" in size. Just like on the X-T1 2. 24 MP APS-C size Sensor with phase detect points across the complete sensor 3. Keep the 23mm f/2 lens but don´t stop at f/16 but go to f/22 but try and get it a tack sharper at f/2 4. Now this is one which I think could start a discussion. The OVF/EVF. I could easily go along with just an EVF but with a larger magnification 5. Better AF in low light. 6. Better dynamic range 7. Include the lens hood 8. Native ISO of 50 9. Weather sealing but not the mushy buttons as on the X-T1 first generation 10. mmmhhh, I think that is all that I can think of at the moment. Now let me read what you would like on the successor of the X100T.

Long shadows in Marrakesh Long shadows by Stockografie, on Flickr

I´ve got another one from Marrakesh. It´s an untouched Jpeg OOC! Streets of Marrakesh by Stockografie, on Flickr

I have been to busy lately. But finally, today, I found some time to post a shot. Street musician by Stockografie, on Flickr

Sunset on the Baltic Sea Sunset on the ship by Stockografie, on Flickr

Detailwork taken on the Aida Mar Lines by Stockografie, on Flickr

Stockholm, Venice of the north X-T1 and the XF16-55 Stockolm water by Stockografie, on Flickr

Row,row, row your boat by Stockografie, on Flickr

A detail which is mounted on the skeepsholmen bridge in Stockholm Cloudy crown by Stockografie, on Flickr

@deluxetothecrux, I have done three city trips over the past years. Stockholm, Paris and this year Marrakech. Each time I decided just to take the X100 series camera with me. The order is just as the city´s. X100, X100S and in Marrakech the X100T. The reason being was that I wanted to travel as light as possible knowing that I was not sacrificing on image quality. On all three trips I never looked back and thought that I need any other focal length or lens. Feel free to head over to my personal blog and read about my trip to Marrakech or my flickr account to take a look at the shots I took in the three city´s. The core answer to your question is, yes go for just the X100T and you won´t miss anything.

Catherine Palace in Sankt Petersburg X-T1 + XF16-55 Catherine Palace by Stockografie, on Flickr

With the X-T1 and the XF16-55 on a Baltic sea cruise. This was taken in Tallinn/Estonia Row,row, row your boat by Stockografie, on Flickr

View over Tallinn in Estonia X-T1 + XF16-55 Tallinn by Stockografie, on Flickr

Congrats on the X100T. I love mine just as much. It is the best of all the three X100 series cameras. If you wish you can skip over to www.stockografie.de to read about my thoughts on this great little camera. If I would have to decide which camera to take on a city trip or vacation, the X-T1 with the XF 16-55 or the X100T, I would always go with the X100T

The sunset on the Baltic Sea is wonderful X-T1 + XF 16-55 Sunset over the Baltic Sea by Stockografie, on Flickr

Sunset taken from the Aida Mar cruise ship. Taken with the X-T1 and the XF16-55. Jpeg OOC Rescue ring by Stockografie, on Flickr

Near my home town in Germany Landscape and Classic Chrome by Stockografie, on Flickr

More out of the archive from Stockholm Venice of the north by Stockografie, on Flickr

This shot is also from a trip to Stockholm which my wife took in 2011. I had just had the X100 for a few weeks and decided to leave all of the other gear at home. Wonderful Stockholm by Stockografie, on Flickr