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X20 reviews are actually moved to the Fujifilm X-System forum. Only dpreview knows why.

Landscapes love wide angles and if you already have 18 mm in your zoom range, 14 mm makes a beautiful addition. Perhaps the upcoming 10-24 mm might be a one-lens option for such a trip.

I still have to test which NR-setting is best. This was the default. From what I can see when looking at the lens, the blades are pretty good rounded, but perhaps not perfect.

Those were taken with +1 EV correction, all other were exposed as suggested by the camera. It seems to me as if the sensor likes a bit more light.

All pictures are JPEGs direct out of the camera. I think my Lightroom needs an update before I can test these X-trans-sensor RAWs. Higher ISO still needs to be tested. For now I'm impressed how...

You're right, I placed the camera on the handrail of the bridge.

As I understand the forum descriptions, it should depend on the sensor size, not on the camera-name or if it has interchangeable lenses: Fujifilm FinePix Talk the place to discuss Fujifilm compact...

I don't know why, but dpreview moved my Fujifilm X20 review to the Fujifilm X-System forum: Fujifilm X20 first impressions and pictures

I'm still testing my new Fujifilm X20, so these are just some first impressions. Pros: + Fast, high quality lens+ Feeling of manual zoom and all other manual controls+ 3:2 mode uses top of display,...

By the end of this year Fujifilm will have a very compelling XF-lens lineup. My personal choice would be 10-24, 18-55, 1.4/23 and 1.4/56 - I don't need more. Add a X-E2 with fast phase-dectection...

The Nikon Coolpix A looks nice. But why has it a 2.8/28mm lens? I would have preferred 2.0/35mm like the Fujifilm X100 has. That relatively slow lens stops the big sensor from being really useful.

I expected this update since 2008. What took Nikon so long? Anyway, nice to hear they finally made it.

Exactly the same comparison is what interests me most.If you take the bigger sensor into calculation, they are very close. Regarding DoF and angle of view, on a 35mm camera, the Panasonic would be...

BLACK - there is no reason in having a coloured camera - or lens. But I have to say, it looks good in silver, too.

You are right, a display would be even better. But it had to be one, that is active, when the camera is turned off. And I belive that the marked ring just better fits the style of the Fujifilm...

That is exactly the use-case that is missing with the current solution. I often do this in the studio, where I very, very seldom change the aperture.

Sure. There are always to unmarked stops between the marked full f-stops. With my idea you would have those two between "open"(2.8) and "4".

In my opinion "mid-level" is ok and nothings wrong with using such a camera for prefessional work. You just should not call the "top-level" cameras "pro", because they are not, just some people...

This is right. But me too, I'm a bit disappointed by loosing the markings. As I understand, the aperture is digitally controlled. Then it should have been possible to have a marked ring starting...

OK, I see your point, this design has some advantages and I like it's look too. But in my hand I prefer a SLR-Style hand grip. For me, Olympus did it right the way they designed the E-M5 with a...