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I’d buy one. I’m more surprised we’ve never gotten a real bridge from Instax to X Mount though. As far as I know there aren’t Instax cameras with lens options or even adapters?

+1 I would actually love to have IBIS. But not at the cost of size and battery life. Though I do understand that there's no such thing as a free lunch, to me the appeal of the X100V is the compact ...

As far as out the box functionality goes: (1) The AF-C in basically every mode is just not up to par at all. It doesn't have to be perfect but its barely usable as is.

It was the first Fujifilm camera I personally purchased and used it all of the time. Its such a nice little camera that my wife permanently borrowed my first one and I ended buying another one for ...

I ended up doing exactly that. Sold all of my full frame photography and m43 video gear for just an X100V to simplify everything. I've always owned some form of "small travel/everyday" camera ...

Loving a lot of things about the XE4 so far. It looks like its more or less a spiritual successor to the X70 at this point more than anything else, but with interchangeable lenses.

If I didn't...

Honestly though this camera looks really fun to use and its an interesting concept. I'd love to get my hands on one some day, but that price point is a big hurdle for sure.

And I managed to get second copy for $325. It’s a great camera and I take it with me everywhere.

Not sure how hot it is in Phoenix but I lived in the US South where the heat index regularly hits 110+ and I haven’t run into any overheating issues. Just regular use of the X100V taking stills in ...

I know it’s very unlikely but I’d love the X100V to receive the 16bit TIFF feature of the XPRO3 and the digital IS in movie mode of the XT4. Ill just hold on to just a small glimmer of hope that ...

Here’s a couple shots I managed to find on my phone between the V and the T. No 1:1 comparisons but these are both wide open at macro distance. I’ve got some MFD shots with the X100F but no flowers ...

I made the switch when it went on sale a few weeks ago to use with my X100V files. So far its been worth it. I have to relearn years of Lightroom muscle memory, but I don’t feel like I’m missing ...

The Fun Touch series! I have one myself now I found while hunting for film cameras. It sure isn’t user friendly and the 28mm f5.6 lens isn’t anything to write home about - but for $3 it was kinda...

I think a big part of the film resurgence was being able to experience using these older, “forgotten” cameras for dirt cheap prices. Your only real expenditures being the cost of film or...

I agree the quality control leaves a lot to be desired. I waited for the updated adapter ring and then went ahead and ordered it for my X100V. I’ve run into some issues getting the hood to screw on ...