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Not sure why people worry about that since its a never ending cycle. Very soon the A7R3 will steal the thunder from the A73.

If you are a JPG shooter, don't get the X-E2/2S because it has a probelm with waxy skintones over ISO1600. You can't turn it off, and have to shoot Raw to avoid it.

What's interesting is that due to the great rubber coating on the X-Pro 2's thumb rest, I find that I don't need to use a thumb grip unless I am using my 55-200. This is different from my X-Pro1 ...

I always go foe a Lensmate thumb grip and leather half case (either Fuji or generic "TP" branded with opening for the battery and card)..

It kind fo depends on what you like about B&W; do you like high contrast with black blacks and white whites or do you like a lot of grey tones? Something you should consider doing is turn on film ...

AFAIK the graphite X-T1 did come with a matching hot-shoe cover.

The wider the lens, the less necessary AF is because the DOF is naturally deep. No AF can be an issue on normal or tele focal length, but on a 12mm lens it isnt that much of an issue.

The XF18 does not have sharp corners which means it is not a good architecture lens. I dont shoot architecture, nor do I place my subjects in the corners of my shots, so that is an academic ...

The most commonly stated negative is soft corners, mine is like this, so look at your photos and decide how many are in need of sharp corners.

Nice family moment.

Also make sure the firmware is up to date. And use a Sandisk Extreme Pro 95 MB/s SD card.

Yep, that combo does well for itself. This was in 2016 so I'm also looking froward to the next update.

It engaged you enough to comment.

You have an A7, so just set it to 35mm and use it like that for a while. That's what a fixed lens is like. You already have a camera with different lenses, do both of your cameras need to have ...

X100

Buy third party batteries. I have an Ankher 22000Mha battery pack and a generic USB charger, but remember that the camera batteries are slow to charge.

If you want the hybrid viewfinder, smaller size (remember lens depth), built in flash, or leaf shutter get the X100F. If none of those things don't matter get the XE3. PS. The X100F is not sealed.

That's more of an indication of how good Fuji's other XF lenses are as opposed to how bad the XF18 is. Anyone who uses the lens a lot knows it is a great lens. If the v2 doesn't retain the ...

"That awesome construction and fewer parts that you are touting should mean that the weather sealing easily surpasses Canon, Nikon and Olympus?.. oh right, it doesn't..."

No it doesn't.

Amazing, every word in your sentence is wrong.