Samaistuin

Then I'm afraid you lacked business acumen.

It's technically not a zoom so OP might not enjoy it.

tbcass Indeed - well done Sony. But wait until the A7SIII is out ;)

Nice, so OP's question is settled then.

The opposite : Canon have just released an FF MILC system because they know that it's the future of photography but their FF DSLR line-up is still playing an important role for their bottom line. S ...

Coming from Fuji, it'd be more likely that they release only lenses for the L mount. And even then, they'd prolly rather licence optical formulas rather than actually build the lenses.

Pentax should very much join this alliance if they want to increase the survivability of their cameras in today's crowded, MILC-centric market.

Err yes but Fuji's XF variable aperture zooms do feature aperture rings. Pana could have done the same, but I guess they didn't bother.

This camera has an IBIS, does it not clean the sensor through vibration upon start-up ?

All sensors besides the A7SII king, that is.

One generation back is, like, wow, so antiquated haha ! Like, dude, freakin' cavemen prolly took selfies with the 5DIII - so ancient !

@Elonlukatski Still better than geek cool 1990's and 2010's designs which scream "look how many functions I can cram in these thumb wheels and touch screens !".

But compared to previous generation cameras (5DIII) it holds up very well. That's a huge win for Fuji if you ask me.

@vscd : "Just enter "RAW" and "ISO 51200" then Canon 5D Mark III, Fuji X-T3 and compare."

I just did this and the difference is surprisingly low - which is a compliment to the X-T3. So yes, based...

No, you are the silly one. I don't shoot at such a high ISO either, but since the setting is there, why would you not want to assess its performance ? Because you're afraid of objective testings...

People seem to have a cognitive dissonance about cameras : they think you can't both discuss the future of a photographic system and enjoy what you currently have. I'm pretty sure this ...

Well the future is MILC, so it's plain obvious that the writing's on the wall for F lenses.

Systems which will thrive : (1) Canikon's FF MILC mounts : Canon RF, Nikon Z. (2) Sony FE Systems which are in-between thriving and scraping by : (1) ...

I suspect a wide angle lens is the single most important tool for your photographic practice, so perhaps you could sacrifice another lens in your collection to help fund this jewel ;-)

Well you might also want to save up for the upcoming 8-16mm f/2,8 - that might solve your dilemma :-D