>>2664207I've been down this road. It works... Mostly.. Except when it doesn't. The experience of quickly composing and taking pictures is great. But when it comes to managing settings, well, there isn't any. It's bad enough with a camera that has a touch screen, so I can't imagine it with one that operates primarily with one. The only appeal an X100 camera has to me is seamlessly integrated tunnel shooting with viewfinder info. It seems like the kind of camera you'll shoot manual focus 90% of the time for the relatively instantaneous shutter response that you get when the camera doesn't need to first confirm focus. That and, of course, USB charging. Strap that thing to the side of my bike with a battery brick and I'll never have to stop for charging reasons, even on really long trips.
