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I’s very much like to try an X100. The idea of discrete shutter speed, aperture, exposure comp dials along with the hybrid viewfinder appeals a lot.
However, it doesn’t seem to translate that well into single hand use on the bike that well? I wouldn’t use the viewfinder on the bike, and possibly only the exposure comp while in aperture priority mode.
Also lack of IS in video.
Acliff-
The majority of my photos I take standing still as it’ll be landscape related. I can manage via the viewfinder whilst cycling though but it requires some training. I use a wrist strap when shooting like this just to be sure :)
Ive got my X-H1 or DJI pocket for video so I’m not too bothered with the lack of IS. :)
MementoMori
As of late, I’ve been bringing along my X100V on rides @hippy. The camera is weatherproof and if I reckon the weathers going to be foul I put it in a Peak Design pouch which ought to be weatherproof as well. Together with the strap and stabilizer it works a charm. It’s a fixed 23mm 2.0 which is great for the landscapes I normally tend to capture when out on the road. Outside the cycling use itself, it’s an amazing camera imo.