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We somehow missed this retro-styled gem at back at CES, but no matter – Fujifilm’s X100 Black Premium Edition is now shipping and available for purchase. This is exactly the same 12.3-megapixel camera that’s been pleasing photographers for nearly a year, albeit in a darker, single-tone finish that’s limited to a run of 10,000 units worldwide. Priced at $1,700, the black X100 is 500 more bones than the standard-issue variant and features the same 23mm fixed lens, but it comes with a lens hood, leather case, clear lens filter and an adapter ring; all of which are all painted to match. We’d say this blacked-out shooter gives the NEX-7 a run for its money in the dapper looks department, but you can decide for yourself at the source link below. Full press release past the break.Continue reading FujiFilm’s $1,700 X100 Black Edition now shipping, limited to 10K units worldwide
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