...has finally arrived: a finepix x100:

Captures all creatures, great and small:

Where my money (what's left after paying for the camera) goes:

I love B roads:

...and afternoon tea (or coffee, rather). The small glass jar contains custard

Pics are cropped, but not otherwise manipulated.

That is a gorgeous looking camera I have read several rave reviews about it too

That is a gorgeous looking camera I have read several rave reviews about it too

Thought you might appreciate the 'afternoon tea' pic (rhubarb & strawberry pie)

I instinctively like it - it's so beautifully simple: set time, aperture, shoot! Just as I once started... OK, there are a lot of buttons on the rear too, but one doesn't really need to bother

Manual focussing is no alternative, though, except for fine-tuning . And the fixed 23mm lens limits your options. But sensor and lens are so good that you can blow up your pics or drastically crop them. And according to tests it beats the Leica X1 which is far more expensive

I like how you've perfectly captured that 'geezer' with his thumb up his nose - I bet he'll be miffed!

I do indeed like the 'pudding' shot

There is a very nice (and expensive) retro looking carry case for your camera I think (or is it the Leica version?). It looks like the original leica one

I like how you've perfectly captured that 'geezer' with his thumb up his nose - I bet he'll be miffed!

And a fairly dirty thumb, too (I had uprooted a few dandelions earlier)

There is a very nice (and expensive) retro looking carry case for your camera I think (or is it the Leica version?). It looks like the original leica one

A classic brown leather case is on its way from the webshop part of the parcel, but delayed...

And a fairly dirty thumb, too (I had uprooted a few dandelions earlier)

A classic brown leather case is on its way from the webshop part of the parcel, but delayed...

Top man

Nice

I love B roads:

Love this photo. Where is this?