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The X-Pro2 had an X-Trans3 sensor, so you had more X-Trans3 sensors than you think.

The best options are expensive ones: 16 F1.4 and 23 F1.4. But it's not clear what you're wanting. Are you looking for a zoom that gives you wide angle and can also zoom in for portraits? If so, I ...

Just as with the in-camera reprocessor, if you initially shot the photo at DR200, you can re-process it at DR100 or DR200. X-Studio does this because the camera itself can do it. If however you ...

It might be good to clarify that anything created with X-Raw Studio IS straight out of camera. It's simply an alternative user-interface for generating jpegs SOOC. You could accomplish exactly the ...

Sounds like you'd love an X-Pro, which offers an actual glass finder, which can be switched to an EVF with the flick of a lever

If you change the OIS setting to continuous you'll see it clearly.

I'm sorry, but your question about magic left you open to humorous and cynical responses. Some if us think it's silly to talk about any lens being "magical." I found his post to be a funny response ...

Thanks. I have sharpen AI and have wondered whether it was worth my $$$ to also buy their denoise app.

Which Topaz features would you use on such a shot? The NR alone or sharpening as well?

Not really sure what you mean here. To the best of my knowledge, there is no "focus lock mechanism" on the lens. There is however a lock to avoid any lens creep or zoom extension while carrying it.

I'm completely at peace with myself, but don't need to entertain the thoughts of those who unnecessarily rain on the parades of others. Being at peace ... Sometimes .. is enhanced by simply ...

Deed generates some of the most thoughtful  threads that are posted to this Forum. When I see his name attached to a new thread, i always follow it with great interest. With a few notable ...

If you're primary interested in the 14(ish) to 18mm range, pick up the Fuji 15-45. It's incredibly sharp at the wide end, small, has OIS, and is very inexpensive.  An amazing FOV expansion over ...

The film sim in your photo is Velvia. Look on the right hand side where the film sim is displayed

The X-Pro3's EVF is quite a bit better than the X-Pro2's. The Pro-3 feels as substantial as the X-T's. The whole hybrid design of the Pro-3 is oriented toward using the OVF with certain lenses (the ...

Why? Have you tried it? This just seems silly to say unless you have.

The 70-300 pairs beautifully with the X-pro3.  And for what you get, the 70-300 is hardly "big fat." On the contrary, it is pretty small and light for a lens that zooms to 300.  It's a piece of ...

With OIS alone using the 70-300 on the X-pro3, I can handhold a shot at 300mm with sharp results at 1/15th second. No IBIS required... the OIS on the new 16-80 and 70-300 is that good.

I wouldn't do it, mainly because you can get 15-16 mm with the very-sharp-at-wide-angle 15-45mm zoom. Not only that, but it costs next to nothing used, and gives you OIS for lowlight situations. ...

Actually, all of the X-A models and the X-M1 also have PASM dials. And any Fuji X camera can be put in S mode by taking the SS off Auto and setting aperture to Auto. When you then take aperture off ...