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Hello, everyone. 

I am a soon to be new Fuji X100F user - word on the street is that Santa has got a black X100F in his bag for me.  😊

This will be my first Fuji camera but I am familiar with Fuji lenses as my Hasselblad XPAN II has the 45mm f/4 lens made by Fuji.  Actually, the XPAN cameras are technically Fujis as they were made by Fuji and sold under the Hasselblad label. 

So the X100F will be my second Fuji, I suppose.  Still lurking in the back of my mind is the thought of one day acquiring a Fuji GX617 - I have always had a thing for that wondrous behemoth of a camera.  Perhaps that will be my third Fuji...

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I hope you enjoy the X100 series as much as I do.  I do all of my digital shooting with a X100s Dual Spectrum modified camera and an X100F.  Once you get used to the fixed focal length and the capabilities of this camera, especially the quick manual adjustments, you may have a new favorite camera.

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