Sure, IBIS impacts final image quality. If you\'re shooting a static subject you can shoot at ISO 400 instead of that ISO 3200 you\'re talking about now...that has a very direct impact on image quality, especially at night. That said, if you\'re going to be shooting in decent light more often than not, don\'t need the faster autofocus, and don\'t care about anything but 35mm, then the X100 may be the way to go.
Aug 09, 2012 at 08:52 AM
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