You can just see the detail in the brick wall at this size looking at this image at 100% is really an eye-opener as to what really is possible today with the new sensors. The detail is amazing. I couldn't see any moire or CA either. As a matter of fact I haven't seen any of these flaws in any of the images I took during this 2 hour walk. I didn't think it was possible.

This is another one of those images that had me looking twice when I opened it in Photoshop. I couldn't believe a file/image could be this perfect. I think the images from the X-E1 are going to be my "compare-to" images. This is going to be one of the refernce images I will now be using to judge other systems when I go out testing them. Just look at the colour of the wall, many a system would have rendered that a pink, or a deeper red. Not this camera, that is really the colour.

I remember taking a second shot of this building (which happens to be one of my favourite buildings in Frankfurt) because I could see that the nearest facade is slightly darker than the rear one. I thought to myself that the sensor will never be able to capture that and was preparing to bin the file when I got home. Well, the X-E1 proved me wrong, it cought everything perfectly and it did it without me having to work on the file. The structure of the wall and the colours are as true as it can get. Just fantastic.

The reader won't be able to tell if the colours in this image is carrect or not, but let me assure you, it is 100% correct. Although the file went through Lightroom, there is practly no post processing done to the file. It was practically zeroed in Lightroom, very little sharpening done (only a little after downsizing) and the colours haven't been changed at all. This file to me is perfect and has cought everything perfectly. There is nothing more to say about it, the X-E1 is one of the best cameras on the market today. The X-Trans sensor is extremely good and of course it has no AA filter. 

The image above had me gawking at my screen. The sharpness is just incredible, from corner to corner. I think you could call me now a Fujifilm fanboy. The tonal range is just phenomenal, exposure is spot on with no burnt out highlight which I find a lot of systems tend to do.

Just look at the above image. Maybe it's a bit small to really appreciate this photograph but believe me, it is sharp, has lots of micro-contrast (the way I like it) and colour is exactly the way I remember it. Dynamic range is fantastic, especially in the sky and brighter areas. I personally have seen nothing like it from any other camera.