Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2012/03/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]With the X100 I cannot usually move the camera to my eye and shoot straight away, it takes time to focus and the camera is often moved (or subject has) before the shutter releases... john -----Original Message----- Sorry - two possible interpretations of the same question. Shooting for the first time I missed a couple of shots early on but I think that was more to do with having the right pressure on the button and/or the lens not being in focus because I was unclear about the focus spot. certainly my first few frames were out of focus which I am 100% sure was operator error. Once I had gotten used to things a bit more there was a very limited amount of shutter lag, nothing which bothered me. Please bear in mind I have only taken about 40+ shots, and I was under a bit of pressure at the time, so I was not paying too much attention to camera niceties. > How fast to focus is what I think Steve meant? The X100 will often > miss a shot while it decides to focus... > > john > > -----Original Message----- > > f1.4 - the 18mm (= 27mm) is f2 and the 60mm (= 90mm) macro is f2.4. > The whole thing looks and feels right, if you know what I mean. It is > almost the same as the M9 size-wise, and just a little lighter (body > only). In my opinion Fuji have really done there homework on this one. > The 35mm lens hood is metal and square with a plastic cap and marked with the lens size. > >>> >>> At the moment I only have the 35mm (= 50mm f1.4) but the autofocus >>> seems > spot on. >> >> >> how fast is it? >> >>