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I also have an XE 1, had an XT20 and found it to be too small to handle but  you might find it works for you since the 30 is about the same size. Technologically it’s a much more advanced camera, ...

Fuji has a 55-200 which is generally the equivalent of the Nikon 70-300 and it's a very good lens but not as fast focusing as the 70-300.  What I don't like is it's big in relation to a Fuji body ...

I have no trouble using MF lenses and can quickly focus on the Nikon since the green dot is indicative of being in focus as opposed to using MF on the XE1 which has no indicator, so it generally ...

Not sure if you are aware of this site, but it does give a comparison between the XPro1 vs XPro 2 color renderings which might explain why images look different between the two and why the IQ from ...

Comparatively, the XPro 1 is not a technological marvel, but it takes fantastic images.

I originally wanted to buy an XPro 1 but I settled on an XE1 which has the same sensor.  After owning an XT10 and XT20, the original sensor, my opinion, renders better mid-tones for a smoother, ...

I also have the D600 and a Fuji XE1 which I use when shooting in a crowd; very good IQ that's close to Nikon.  I did have the XT10 and didn't think its output was as good as the XE1, just my ...

The camera I'd love to get that I can't afford.

Although the IQ is virtually the same, was curious if some of you who have the D750 and are familiar with the differences between the two cameras would consider this move to be worth the extra ...

Try using a pair of needle nose pliers to "unbend" it.

I have a feeling this gear is going to a third world market where people don't bother registering their equipment.

Lightning and carbon fiber?  I didn't know about that.

Sorry, it wasn't meant for you but the poster who didn't think very much about D850 IQ.

Underwhelming IQ from the D850?  You might need to have your vision checked.

If you're more interested in IQ than the number of tech advances in later Fuji bodies including faster AF, definitely.

I use both systems.  When I need fast reliable AF I grab the Nikon.  I also like the green dot in-focus indicator when I'm using manual focus lenses, wish Fuji had something like that.

For IQ alone I would pick the XT100.

You can develop raws in camera with the XE1 and you can use Nikon lenses with an adapter, preferably lenses that have an aperture ring.  Focus peaking and magnification make it easy to manually ...

I had the same issue with an XT20 but never with the XE1, so your point about PDAF is well taken since the XE1 doesn't have it.

So happy I  sold the XT20 and why bring the Nikon Z into Fuji's mess?