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I had a used X-T1 and purchased a used X-T2 locally after I decided I liked the X-T1 and wanted to commit to the Fuji platform. I love my X-T2. I'm not an early adopter, particularly when it comes ...

Thanks! The first one is my favorite. I also really like the red and blue metal fencing or whatever it is. Subtle but satisfies me.

Tried to capture some things other than the usual lake views. All JPEGs... Parts in the boatyard (or "Why I stopped using the zoom and learned to love the 16 f1.4) Sailboat hull Stairs, boatyard Bo ...

Whatever the X-T4 ends up being, those sketches are of an X-T1. They’re presumably  just placeholder. Note the eye cup and lack of joystick.

Super cool feel to that photo. Olive drab makes it feel really different than most wedding photography.

Never had an issue with connectivity, but the photo selection is wildly error prone. When selecting which photos to import, it's way, way, too easy to view the photo than to select it. And the ...

I love it, I'm a total fan boy of this lens. I think the guy in the video is spot on, and I get why he loves the lens. It is a fun lens, one which challenges you to look at different things than ...

Or rather than "rely" on it, how many people really just like it as another option. Was anyone clamoring for the LCD to be hidden? Was that on anyone's top 10 list of wants? Baffling.

Interesting, makes a lot of sense. Thanks all for the replies! I happen to be left eye dominant so not sure it makes sense for me, but will try one next time I’m looking for a body.

Just curious why some folks prefer the rangefinder style of camera like the XPro2, X100, etc. Personally I've always gravitated to the SLR style, but I don't have strong feelings about it one way ...

Interesting, thanks for posting. Not sure why Fuji feels the need to re-invent screens. I know not everyone will ever agree on the best design, but camera reviewers and a lot of the public just ...

That's the one lens I wish I'd have gotten in 1.4. The f2 is nice and compact, if a bit weirdly long, but I really would love the big aperture on the 23 1/4. Not cheap!

I use it constantly. Having it as a dial is one of the reasons I love using Fuji.

One would have thought that obvious from your very clear post. To the OP I think you’re spot on.

By "stuff" I mean X-Trans sharpening issues. I've been using other RAW files for decades, never had an issue until Fuji. Yeah, there are always tricks to learn but safe to say there's a different ...

Cool, I didn't know that about Bayer cameras and was just reporting what he said in the video. I'm a novice at this stuff. Don't recall where he landed with settings–it seemed to me the video was ...

The author of the video does outline how much sharper Fuji raw files by default, because they don’t have an anti-aliasing filter applied. This is what makes the X-Trans more susceptible to the ...

I appreciated the video. For those of us new to the system or the forum, it hasn't been beaten to death. Maybe if one thinks it has, the best thing to do is join other discussions. I found the ...

Yeah those are a lot of fun. The wide angle really brings out the playfulness of kids. Great job capturing the mood, and great color. First one is my least favorite of the group, but that's just ...

Ergonomics piqued my interest, lenses sealed the deal.