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I used to shoot a Canon 6D and now Fuji X-T2. I love using the Fuji and their excellent primes, image quality and colors are great so less processing. I use Lightroom and have no problems, the ...

Don't agree, the OIS on the 100-400 + 1.4X TC is outstanding on the X-T2. I don't see how IBIS could help all that much with that lens combo.

Are you using a flash? If so, it may need time to recycle between shots. I assume you are a guest, otherwise, you should have a backup body. Hope you sort it out.

IMO, part of Fuji's strength lies with their excellent prime lenses to pair with the X-T2 or X-H1 if you need IBIS. The 16, 23, 35 (f/1.4) and 56 f/1.2 are all excellent. I would go with the X-T2 ...

When the TC is mounted on the 100-400, the correct aperture will be displayed on the LCD or viewfinder. No correction needed as it is done in camera. If the camera reads f/8, then that is correct ...

It really boils to how you like the extra weight / ergonomics on the X-H1 and if you want the IBIS, which is the biggest difference after the new firmware on the X-T2. I actually bought the X-H1 ...

I agree with the bounce card, which is the reason I posted the link to the Flashbender ones. However, as described above, the OP didn't like using a similar them.

I use an aftermarket hood that is much better than the original. https://www.amazon.com/Haoge-LH-X53-Fujifilm-XF35mmF1-4-XF18mmF2/dp/B07884851Q/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1530189853&sr=8-2-fkmr0& ...

Only way to get light source bigger is to combine them with bounced flash or use a large softbox or umbrella, which isn't very practical for run and gun event shooting.

This is my favorite diffuser that I use on the V860II on camera- https://rogueflash.com/collections/rogue-flashbenders/products/no-packaging-rogue-flashbender-2-bounce-card I use their large ...

My favorite lens is the 35mm f/1.4, which is what I would recommend.

My single favorite lens is the 35m f/1.4, which would pair nicely with my 16mm f/1.4. I also really like the 23 f/1.4 and 56 f/1.2 pair, which covers most of my needs.

I was in the same boat and ordered the 50-140 and a 1.4X teleconverter. The problem was that when I put the 1.4X on my 80mm macro, I realized I didn't really need the zoom since the 80 + 1.4X ...

I have owned the 90 and now have the 80. Both are great, but I would say the 80 is more versatile to allow closeups, has OIS and accepts the teleconverters (I have the 1.4X for a bit more reach or ...

I bought the XH-1 the first week it was released from a local dealer. I kept if for a few months, but I kept going to the X-T2. I finally realized I prefer the form factor of the X-T2 better and ...

Excellent choice with the 56 first!

+1 on the 35 f/1.4 and 56 f/1.2. The 90 is also great but it can be a bit long. I ended up selling mine and got the 80mm macro for closeup work while still covering the rare need for a longer lens ...

The Fuji 35mm f/1.4 is my favorite lens, so that on any Fuji body will be a winner IMO.

I don't need more magnification, but I do like the extra working distance and longer focal length. I don't see much if any IQ degradation, at least the images are still plenty sharp for my needs. I ...

I recently bought the 1.4X for my 80mm macro, and I'm very pleased with it. In fact, it has been on the lens since I got it. Here are few examples with this combo-