I’ve always been a bit blinkered when it comes to digital cameras and never looked at anything other than Canon. I’ve got a lot of money invested in the Canon camera brand including S90, G10, 5D Mark ii, [amazon_textlink asin=’B007FGYZFI’ text=’5D Mark iii’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’scoopzcom-21′ marketplace=’UK’ link_id=’5efcaaf6-0c0f-11e8-9c99-fbbf50560238′], [amazon_textlink asin=’B00PIOSJWE’ text=’7D’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’scoopzcom-21′ marketplace=’UK’ link_id=’720a23e9-0c0f-11e8-abb6-4788b5e9deca’] and a whole host of [amazon_textlink asin=’B0040YEFKI’ text=’L-series lenses’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’scoopzcom-21′ marketplace=’UK’ link_id=’9beacff5-0c0f-11e8-83a2-c96b7f343d6f’]. Last year I came across a brand new [amazon_textlink asin=’B00N2X804A’ text=’Fuji X10′ template=’ProductLink’ store=’scoopzcom-21′ marketplace=’UK’ link_id=’ad9955bc-0c0f-11e8-97f9-f31c84b7ba21′] at a price I just couldn’t refuse and I was starting to get the ‘new camera’ itch so rather than the latest G-series Canon or the EOS-M for my travels I bought a Fuji X10 and fell in love with it, especially in it’s Toma half leather case. The X10 accompanied me on all my holidays and trips for the year and it was a welcome relief to leave the bulky SLRs and camera cases at home for a change. However, something was lacking, I loved the X10 but I kept finding myself thinking “I miss the bokeh from a bigger sensor” or “I wish I had my 5D3 with me right now” and I was also finding it a little slow to focus when jumping from an SLR to the X10 so this is where the X100S came in…
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