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Why do people think a joystick and d-pad are competing with each other? The best solution is to have both, like the x-t3. I use the joystick to move my focus Point around but I use the d-pad for ...

Agreed! The pinnacle of Fujifilm ergonomics and design for me is my x-t3. Best screen for photography, and it keeps the d-pad. X-t4 I don't like the screen, x100v they removed the d-pad and the ...

The old 23mm is sharp enough from f2.8 / f4 onwards, I think the main benefit of the new one is the sharpness at f1.4, the very close minimum focus distance, the AF speed / accuracy / silence and ...

Guess what... when the seasons change, in clothes stores, they ... *gasp* remove the previous collection and you're "forced" to buy clothes from the new collection!

Well that's why we've got a minimum of 2 years warranty on electronics in the EU. I've never been a fan of the OVF + EVF concept, it seems too fragile to me. If I were you I would just stick to the ...

Me personally I don't use my cameras / lenses without a clear filter. Specifically in the case of the X100V it has the added benefit of improving weather resistance and it helps to keep dust out of ...

Same thing over here in Belgium/Netherlands: X100V has been very hard to get, no stock, for months now. With the chip shortage this might lead to a faster development of the next iteration: ...

What's the point if your main goal is thin DOF? Your Nikon with the Z 50mm will give better results. I'm always confused by people who say "I always shoot wide open". It's like buying a car and ...

At the same time, what scenes can handle 1/13? A bowl of fruit? Certainly nothing with humans or animals in sight. Damn even 1/80 with humans involved ends up with motion blur.

The best 23mm for Fuji are the X100V and the upcoming XF 23mm f1.4 R LM WR.

That's either a faulty camera, or focus error.

Of the 3 new lenses I'm most interested in the 23mm. The magnification factor is one of the reasons. Plus Jonas Rask said in his review that the 23mm is his favorite of the bunch. I've already got ...

What an absolute mystery to me. How can you not appreciate the d-pad? And if you personally don't use it, how do you set things on the camera? Do you dive into the menu for each little thing? Or ...

Haha yeah excellent point! My X-T3 will last me for many years to come I hope. However I am often tempted to add an x100 to my collection and I'm afraid that by the time I want one it will be ...

I can't help but agree. I prefer my X-T3 to the X-T4. I prefer the xpro2 to the xpro3. I find the xe4 a downgrade of the xe3. And I regret greatly the removal of the d-pad on the x100v. I dislike ...

Wait are we making conclusions now based on an Instagrammer posting stuff at YouTube resolution? For real?

Must have: bring back the d-pad. Nice to have: IBIS.

Such a pity the x100v lost the d-pad compared to the x100f. And yes I also have the touchscreen on my X-T3 disabled.

I don't get the point of these viltrox / tokina lenses. Ok they're a bit cheaper, but you definitely get what you pay for. I'll just save up and buy Fujifilm lenses instead.

I don't know where you live but around here (western Europe) you are being overly optimistic. No way I could find all of those lenses, even second hand, for the price of the new 23mm. The 23mm f2 ...