x100f vs xe3/pancake for street photography

I’m sorry but things got more complicated. Now, with the new xt3 and black friday, it’s possible to find the xt2 for just $1000. I know it’s bigger and heavier than the x100f or the xe3 but it has many cool features….

I find that more options are limiting. I take more photos when I have fewer cameras. I take more/better photos when I don’t change my lens. In my opinion the biggest decision is choosing a focal length, then sticking with it. It’s more important to know your gear and know the asthetics you prefer in your photos. This article of Eric Kim’s talks about creative constraints. Maybe it will help you in your decision.

I recently acquired my third x100. I sold one because I switched to a Ricoh GR (which I am on my second Ricoh GR, but that is another story), then I switched back to an x100s, then I switched to a Leica (which I am now on my second, but that is yet another story), now I picked up the x100f. 

Wasted time and resources. The key is to just take photos and learn your gear. The rest works itself out with volume. Practice, practice practice.

And the x100f is an amazing ASP-C camera, 24 megapixel is so much information. If you get the x100f you won’t be disappointed.

the prices on the older x100s dropped due to the new x100f. When i broke my x100 i got an x100s at a steal of a deal with extra batteries. I paid 500 canadian and ported my old accessories over 🙂

I have X-E2s with 18mm f2 and 27mm f2.8. I’m considering to buy X100F.

Go with X100F. “Less is MORE”.

I prefer the XE-3 over the X100F 🙂 I’ve had both. Honestly, it doesn’t really matter too much, unless you want to do sports, action, or wildlife. Then I’d get one where you can add interchangeable lenses.

The x100f is an amazing ASP-C camera.

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Why the  X100F, i use the Sony A6000 and its small and has a 18-50 lens, 11 photos per second

great little camera for street photography for about $540.00

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