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Lack of Viewfinders on cameras: I've used a Canon Powershot A560 for years then we dporped it and decided we should replace it. However, I'd bought it because it had a viewfinder and dspaired when I couldn't find a similar style, size and priced replacement as all the new ones were use in cloudy conditions only . So we've limped on and credit to Canon it still works! however we now don't take as many photos and use the mobile more. So it was gratifying to read the articles on the comeback. Thanks.Posted 14 February 2012 at VA:F [1.9.22_1171]0 - 0

I agree with most of the improvement neeedd comments but I use the built in ND filter in my X100 and the X10 does not have this feature. As there are times that I want to shoot wide open in the bright light and/ or with off-camera flash, an adapter is necessary to hold the ND filter. This adapter allows for the use of filters. As the Fuji adapter was not available at the time of my X10 purchase, I bought the Aftermarket hood adapter sold on Amazon. (I have the same brand adapter for my x100). The aftermarket is almost exactly the same with a few minor differences. The aftermarket does not match the camera finish, the adapter threads are slightly longer to fit deeper into the lens barrel and it does not come with the carry pouch. (I uploaded pictures for review.) The color mis-match is not noticeable on the X100 but the all black x10 does look better with he Fuji adapter rather than the aftermarket part. The lack of lens cap is a hassle and there is some viewfinder blockage but if your photography leads you into creative shooting with the X10, it's the only game in town. BTW, i paid 59.99 from Amazon, any more than that and out of principle I'd have to overlook the gloss black finish and get the aftermarket for 29.99 .

Our professional photo lab oefrfs black & white custom darkroom prints on Ilford true silver fiber papers. We plan to make modest increases in our prices to reflect the cost of the paper. As you probably know, silver is incorporated into every sheet of photographic paper. Precious metal investors have pushed the price of silver from $6.00 a troy ounce a year ago, to $30.00 per ounce today. Paper manufacturers like Ilford and Kentmere all have to buy silver to make their paper and their costs obviously just hit sky high!There's a hidden silver lining to this higher cost. Whether you make them yourself or work with a custom lab, silver prints ARE going to cost you more, But the value of the finished print has just skyrocketed too! Think of it! With everybody either printing on their inkjet printer at home or just looking at little images on a screen, a true silver print is becoming a rare and precious object.

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Furrealz? That's mallveousry good to know.