Heinz

Hi, The only "problem" with x-trans is, that ACR/LR STILL ISN'T ABLE TO DEMOSAIC THE X-TRANS FILES TO THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. And i say this as a LR user. Try irident developer or even C1 and you ...

You're right. Remembered i wrong. The reviewer wrote "I've been told that the “H” stands for “High-End” but it might as well have been “Hybrid” ...

Wrong, it means "Hybrid"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHjCKiXDIDc

I bought a X-E1+27mm as a pocketable addition to my Nikon D610. Now the D610 has gone and much more Fuji gear arrived. Bit honestly i never put my Fuji in a pocket yet :-)

https://blog.mingthein.com/2016/06/26/digital-resolution-why-enough-will-probably-never-be-enough/

Nope, it's not. You never get exactly the same with LR. The diferences are subtle, but they are there. If the differences matter to in practical use is a different story. Here is a good video ...

No, it's probably NOT the same problem. Look here. https://www.fujirumors.com/backlit-artifacts-sony-a7iii-dpreview-wrong-fujifilm-final-word-x-trans-backlit-artifacts-myth/

First of all i think the pictures aren't comparable at all. The A7 III is an interesting Body for sure. But in the end, nothing changed. Fullframe lenses are still big and heavy. It depends on WHY ...

Exactly.

Hm, i don't miss IS at all. I knew before i bought it that it hasn't this feature. There is no and probably will be no IS in Fuji cameras for known reasons. But we have choices, right?

Yes, it's the lens for sure, that a well lit/flash photo looks much better than a poor lit high iso photo with open aperture. Come on, your test is a joke. The plane of focus is razor thin at such ...

Yes, definitly different. I also wondered when i got my T20. Mine sounds exactly the same. So everything fine i guess.

Normal, i also wondered at the beginning about this sound nevertheless one of the best Fuji lenses!!