Fuji X100 to X100F?

I'm really enjoying my X100 that I purchased only 2 weeks ago to try the series out on the cheap before spending more money on the F and seemed to have fallen in love with the system. I have been shooting Olympus M 4/3 for the past 5+ years and enjoy my Pen-F and E-M5 II, but feel something is missing and I think I found it in the Fuji X100. I have read and watched so many reviews on the F that it seems like a completely different camera from the original.

My only issue with the X100 is the EVF, its bad (we are talking an 8 year old design). The Pen-F and E-M5 II have outstanding EVF's and the 5 axis IBIS is great...

Other than all the great spec's and newer camera with the Xtrans sensor over the Bayer in the X100. The X100 does produce some outstanding images that makes that Bayer sensor seem magical.

Does it really produce that much better images over the X100?

Has the EVF been improved?

Thanks for looking...

Mark

Hi Mark,

All the X100 series are a significant improvement in many areas over the original X100.

The latest ones have excellent everything.

I haven't found the need to go beyond my X100S yet. The AF, EVF, etc, are all wonderful and it is a significant step up in AF over the original and the EVF is great, I can't complain at all about it.

Only lacks IBIS.

Very best,