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Do you still have the 90mm that's in your gear list? I would bring the 16-55, 90, and X100V. Walkaround in the day or landscapes with 16-55 and X100. Low light with 2 focal lengths (23 and 90) for ...

The 15-45 is decent but the handling is not on the same level as some of the other Fujifilm lenses. What I mean is the power zoom is not everyone's cup of tea. Whether you want a lens upgrade ...

I would do the same as you were thinking, sell 35 f/2 and 16mm. Keep 23 and 50 for WR, keep 35 f/1.4 because it is a good match to X-Pro and keep 56 because it gives great results. I think tou ...

I would keep the Canon and use it with zooms. 15-35, 70-200, maybe 24-105 or 50mm and then add an X100V and call it a day. No reason to annoy the wife and you have the best of both worlds.

I think it’s about what suits you best. That article doesn’t make me want a 5d3 even though it held its own. In fact I’d probably choose your X-T30 over the Canon just based on my shooting style. X ...

I got 100% albeit 5 images is a small sample size. 5D definitely gets the job done but GFX is a lot more capable and better suited to the way i’m used to shooting (under exposing and preserving...

The cameras compatible with the Voigtlander's exif data are limited to the same subset as Fujifilm's MK cinema lenses which are also manual focus and rated in T stops. I don't see this as a ...

This is interesting. I believe it's using the same method as Fuji's MK cinema lenses to communicate exif data so that's potentially signaling to the camera to report T stops. So long as it ...

I would say 50mm f2. 60 is good but often a little too long and 35 I don’t really like the angle of view. Of course it’s all just personal preference.

In the first of the pictures you posted the distortion in both lower corners bugs me a lot and I wouldn't be happy with the photo but in all of the others the 8mm perspective seems fine and the ...

It’s a very noticeable improvement. A lot of the picures from my X30 that I have I (unfortunately) shot as jpg only. When I have worked with raws I use RawTherapee, never tried SilkyPix, do you ...

Yeah, in my opinion that's correct and I think it's great how the simplest conceptualization has the most convoluted replies

Not sure I see a need for stacked sensor in X-Pro but higher resolution would be nice. Hope that it stays X-trans. I don't think it absolutely must have IBIS but it would be a big selling point if ...

Well something new to try primarily. I've done plenty of adapting to Fujifilm and enjoy it but using the full image circle is a fun twist. Travel photography was my primary motivation in getting ...

My 2 Christmas presents this year: 1) Zeiss Touit 32mm. I've long wanted this and decided to splurge on a brand new copy. Initial impressions are that it's more contrasty than the 35mm f/1.4 and I ...

Zeiss 12 Viltrox 13 Fujifilm 14 I wonder if we get a Tokina version in the future.

ultra compact 45-135 10-18 f/3.5-4.5 18-200 50mm f/2 I'm not sure we'll see any XC lenses anytime soon though.

I'm not 200mm f/2 50mm f/1, 35mm f/1.4, 16mm f/1.4 (system defining lenses) 56mm f/1.2 APD, Zeiss Touit's, Voigtlander 35 (due to rarity) X-Pro3/X-Pro2/X-Pro1 X100 series 8-16, 16-55, 50-140, 100-400 ...

That chart is not official. There shouldn't be much difference in C-AF performance between the 18-55 and 16-80.

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