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I can confirm this is not an issue in Aperture for months now.

To be fair, X-Trans does not fare very well in ACR with default settings, but try Aperture or Capture One and it does indeed match the sharpness of the mentioned systems.

@tjbates by no means any of those 35mm equiv. would qualify as wide, falling more into the normal field of view. Only the 24mm equiv would make it into the category, still not wide enough for many...

I guess you didn't take into account the crop factor. Whatevs.

No fast wide primes for micro four thirds, no contest there sorry.

The 18mm f2 is a much better lens than reviews would make you believe. It's just not as stellar as the 35mm with its off-the-charts sharpness, but overall it's way ahead of what Canon and Nikon...

It doesn't really matter if he's more or less novice. Key question: is he really willing to learn photography? Does he have the patience needed to learn? If he doesn't care or says he doesn't want...

Given the distance to the APS-C sensor and the size of the XF lens what Fuji has achieved overall with the X system is a little miracle.

This is freaking fantastic for AF point selection. At last it's become useful! Thanks to Fuji for taking care.

They take some seconds more to display finely than Canon RAWs from my 550D but once done I can edit with no problems, zooming and panning around without hiccups. iMac quad i5 with 12 Gigs. Same...

The main difference for me between the two converters is mostly color. It's so much better in Aperture, more looking like true Fuji JPEG colors. I'm glad Apple took the time to understand this.

I stand corrected, good to know about this. Arguably, not as critical for wideangle as for normal and tele lens, so minor inconvenience in my opinion.

I stand corrected, good to know about this. Arguably, not as critical for wideangle as for normal and tele lens, so minor inconvenience in my opinion. This might also be the reason why Fuji is only...

From the review:
"One point worth knowing, though, is that there's no way of combining auto and manual focus, so you can't use AF to prefocus then make adjustments manually."

Yes there is: use...

It looks to me that a good deal of "vintage style" desaturation and color tweaking with curves is a good part of it. There's hardly any contrast in the shadows, which become grey. Taking a look at...

The painterly look is not as much driven by NR but rather sharpening. If you sharpen to the minimum you'll find NR -1 is really good. You sharpen less but you gain detail by reducing NR. Also,...

Of course I'm shooting JPG, the Fuji excels at this unlike Nikon or Canon. That doesn't mean I don't have a RAW copy besides when necessary. Those are my perfect JPG adjustments.It also does not...

Three tips I wish someone told me before, but discovered after trial and error:1- Best overall setting for 80% of the situations: DR Auto, ISO Auto 6400, Provia, Color +1, NR -1, Sharpness -2.2-...

How call we call this? Pre-dissapointed? Future-dissapointed?

Exactly. There must be something to it, right? Except in my case and many others, it seems, "less than stellar", "clunky" "crashes" are all non-existant.