Fujifilm X100

Cheers, Paul.

This was shot with the Fujifilm X100 Mark VI at F11, 1 60th of a second, ISO 640.

Cool.

I like that you're doing a bit of a Kubrick single point on the foreground, but it's actually leading us straight to, what is that? It's like a radio tower or something.

You think that photography gave you like a permission to be a beginner again, Adam?

Yes, I think I had a small Fuji X100 and

I can't remember, I think just by chance, I was just playing around with one of the raw files and I was just blown away by the quality.

of what I could actually do with that image and how I could manipulate it in Photoshop and all the rest of it.

Yeah, when I use my – I've got a Ricoh, but that has a screen.

But when I use my Fuji X100T – I put it on the digital viewfinder.

So I see the JPEG file.

I recognize it on the street.

And I keep telling myself that one day I'm going to buy another digital camera.

The last one I had was the Fuji X100.

And I loved it.

It was so analog looking that it got me straight into film.

You know, that kind of thing.

Well, and also you were the, one of the first people that I knew that had one of those Fuji X100 cameras-

Right

... that kind of the, the new style kind of range, digital range finders.

So wanky.

Uh, realistically though, Dan, I think a Fujifilm X100, uh, VI would be perfect for you.

Mm.

Very cool little camera, Mr.