Anyway, if you're one of the former group, you probably agree that Fuji makes some pretty great looking cameras. (Oren doesn't agree. He thought the X100—the X100T is the current iteration—is ugly. I don't; I like it a lot.) The lovely thing above is the Fuji X-T1 Graphite Silver, which is $300 more than the regular old black version. It's beautiful, IMO.
It's also smaller in real life than it probably looks onscreen.
With older cameras, when faced with a choice of silver or black, collectors tend to favor more highly whichever is less common. Sometimes that's silver, sometimes it's black.
The X-T1 is not the fastest camera in the world to operate, but it's a lot of fun to use. It encourages you to just go play around with it. I've been enjoying it. Wish I'd gotten that silver one. Though I couldn't have justified the extra cost. They're just tools though, it doesn't matter what they look like.
Mike
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