Tom Schum

Congratulations! A few people in my camera club have bought the X-T3 and they are very happy with it.  You should be, too.

I hear you. I had a Sigma 24mm F1.4 lens (for a non-Fuji camera) that was decentered, ended up returning it twice to Sigma for a replacement. I had to convince them that it was defective and it ...

Yes, pretty durn amazing. Makes me wonder why I upgraded from my X-E1 to an X-T100.  And the X-E1 sits now, in a drawer... The "upgrades" and "improvements" over the years haven't all been totally ...

I don't think you are crazy. Total weather resistance and a similarly small versatile package are good reasons to switch, particularly if you don't intend to print large. I like the look of the ...

I own a X-T100. You can get the body for $499, then buy a 7artisans 25mm F1.8 manual lens for 79.90. Here is a link to the 7artisans lens: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1387933-REG/7artisa ...

I have Fuji and Sigma.  Mostly I use the Fuji. Sigma can deliver some spectacular images but is good only to ISO 200 or so, and the lenses are very heavy and large.

Nice comparison! New users won't have this history, so they are actually much more flexible in their choice of camera I think.  It is interesting to see some of the choices they make. The son of ...

Size and heft matches my first serious camera: X-T100 is only slightly larger than the X-E1. Lens shown is the Mitakon Zhongyi 35mm F0.95 vII.  Vintage camera is Minolta Hi-Matic 9, still quite usable.

Love mine, and I've been taking pictures since 1965. I don't use the feature, but the X-T100 connects for image download thru bluetooth to a smartphone, or thru wifi for camera control as well. If ...

I agree with previous posters that M43 is close to Fuji quality, especially in good light.  I'm also impressed with the rugged M43 bodies seen at the top of the lines of the two main manufacturers ...

And all the Fuji lenses are specifically designed for APS-C.  None of them are re-treaded full frame lens designs.  To me, this means Fuji has a huge advantage in APS-C.

Sigma is the third member of the L-mount group (Leica, Panasonic, Sigma).  This takes lens development pressure off both Leica and Panasonic.  It's a powerful combination.  They might do OK.  The ...

My X-E1 is just fine for large prints (24"x36"). My X-T100 should be better. I just don't see a need to upgrade from APS-C. Canon would be a good competitor for Fuji in this arena if they will ...

Usually when I try this I get matches that contain one or all words of the search term.  Searching using "quotes" around the search term is better, but not perfect. It can turn into a lot of work ...

Earlier Foveons had 3mp (SD9/10) and 5mp (SD14/SD15) image sizes, and most of the lenses available for these were capable of resolution that exceeded the ability of the sensor.  This is one of the ...

Here is what I did and you can think about it. I went to Nations Photo Lab and uploaded the image. The warning came up that the image was not going to look good at the 12x18 size. I went into ...

My first Fuji came with the 18-55.  I took it through a China tour and it performed great under many different conditions including manual shots at night. If I were doing it now, I'd probably go ...

Interesting read, thanks for posting the link. This is off-topic for this thread but I'll try to keep it short. From the linked article, "Concluding we can say that if a signal is not properly ...

Here is a link: http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/myfinepix_studio/rfc/ This free raw developer has a "HDR" slider. I've tried it and it works quite well for single-shot HDR ...

It's an excellent lens.  I had one but replaced it with the Rokinon 21mm F1.4 manual lens.  My preference is for manual lenses, though. If you like autofocus and auto-aperture the 23mm F1.4 is an ...