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Do you have image review turned on? If you do, turn it off and see if that fixes it. You may be experiencing this issue (X-T20 but that's the same gen as the X-T2): ...

Baobob, I suggest you listen to Christof, and others. Total exposure is key for comparing sensor performance. For an easier visualization let’s take the exposure differnce to an extreme. Which ...

Not really. The marketing department demands the use of the term of weather- resistant and the body/grip are touted as such. After all, they did put some effort into it. But then they cover their ...

There are a lot more AF points on the X-T3. Perhaps you'd be better off disabling some of them. It's in the AF menu settings. You can change the number of AF points from 425 to 117. I also believe ...

Might be nice but look to the Sigma 18-35 and 50-100 F1.8 zooms for some idea on how large faster than F2.8 zooms can get. I can balance the former on my 70D but skipped the longer zoom because it ...

Long answer: changing modes is less of an issue on Fuji because of the dedicated dials, customizable buttons and flexible settings. e.g. To change from aperture priority auto-ISO (my default ...

Short answer: no.

Unfortunately, that just substitutes switching the shutter mode via a dedicated button to doing so via the Q menu. i.e. it will not reduce the total number of steps to switch modes as the OP ...

Look at it this way, you got at least 80% of the X-T3 for almost half the price. I have an X-T2 and, while the X-T3 is extremely appealing, I will be sticking with it for the foreseeable future. I' ...

Ditto. I have not yet figured out where the access to the Badlands is, especially since they limited where people can walk when there to protect the area from the rabble.

Scroll down Deed. :)

Et tu? :)

The 35F2 is sharper in the center wide open than the 23F1.4. This is per Fuji's own MTF charts: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujinon_lens_xf35mmf2_r_wr/specifications/ http:// ...

While we're offering help, can someone help me choose between a Mclaren and a Ferrari? My intended use is to drive it to and from the train station about 3km away. The Ferrari has better traction ...

I was speaking solely to the comparison vs the X-T2.

@DP Review, I'm surprised you did not examine the low light high ISO performance:...

As noted elsewhere, you are confusing depth of field and degree of blur. DoF depends almost entirely on aperture. Before I get jumped all over for that statement, it is true that focal length, ...

Another is that a powered sensor is a dust magnet.

I appreciate the support Jerry but don't worry about me. I'm not that thin-skinned and online comments rarely get to me. Worst case scenario my ignore list grows by one. I've got better things to ...

I actually thought I was specifically answering your question. Also I specifically noted your caveat but suggested it cut both ways. Just as I can't say the line-up is perfect for everyone, ...