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It also depends on what one considers acceptable or not I guess. I see some dust spots (that can't be removed with a rocket blower) on my X-T3, but they're only really visible at f16 against a ...

The complaints are also about items in stock. They use unreliable shipping which results in lost packages.

Check the abysmal reviews they get online. Thousands of people recommend to avoid them at all cost. Often you simply never receive the product and have to struggle for months to get a refund.

Don't forget to check the horrible reviews that eglobalcentral gets. People are absolutely furious at this company. Many simply never get their product and struggle for months to get a refund. ...

I've been thinking of getting an XF10 for when my X-T3 is overkill. What confuses me is the difference n experiences related to the autofocus. Some people say it's borderline impossible to use, ...

As far as I know, even never changing lenses won't protect you entirely from dust. There's been numerous topics about Fujifilm X100 and Ricoh GR cameras with dust on the sensor. I've had two ...

I can confirm. I use the 35mm f1.4 on my X-T3 and have nothing to complain about! Focus is fast and very accurate, even in very low light. The only thing that can be said is that it isn't dead ...

Something that isn't mentioned yet I think: the EVF. The EVF of the X-T3 alone is worth it for me. It's like night and day compared to the one of the X-T20/30.

Often the Fujifilm lens reviews of lenstip and opticallimits state f5.6 as the optimal sharpness level. By f8 center sharpness usually already drops. During optimal light outdoors I usually stay ...

I do everything with my X-T3 and two lenses: the XF 18-55mm and the XF 35mm f1.4. The above image is a crop of a picture take with the XF 18-55mm at the longest end (55mm @ f5.6), which is where ...

All of the "spots" that were present on both of my brand new X-T3's couldn't be removed with a rocket blower.

My first (brand new) X-T3 had multiple nasty spots which were even visible at f8. I returned it for a new one, which still has spots, but less of them, and they only become really visible at f16 ...

Well you can, but you would have to be extra careful I guess? Even the X-T3, you shouldn't go looking for trouble. The sealing helps against intrusion, it's no guarantee. For example I would avoid ...

The X-T30 isn't sealed for dust or water.

On my X-T3 I don't notice a big difference in focus speed or accuracy between my 18-55mm and my 35mm f1.4 The 35mm is a bit louder however. It's my favorite lens of all time.

Well they already shortened the duration of the cashback offers. It ends 15th of July, it used to be 15th of August I think or even end of August. The more annoying part is that most lenses simply ...

Supposedly there's a new generation coming out in 2020. Fuji dropped hints that an improved lens would be featured. New processor and sensor is a given. Me personally I'm hoping that they take the ...

For what it's worth, I tested both the X100F and X-T2 and found the low light AF performance lacking. I experienced serious hunting and slow focus in normal indoors situations. X100F had it worse. ...

I've got a peak design 5L sling bag, and very happy with it. However my kit is more compact: an X-T3 with 18-55mm and 35mm f1.4 In your case I think the 10L version is needed.

In Belgium specifically (where I live) all electronic devices carry two year warranty, mandatory by law. I am pretty sure the same is true for the Netherlands.