John356

Your poll is too simplistic for example I shoot in both my X cameras fine and raw but only keep the raw for archive purposes, I touch up / crop the jpeg.

First thank you cilucia for an open and very personal view. I have dealt with Chinese product quality since the mid 90’s (lab said of initial samples - material was not only not to spec in fact ...

Yes can understand your dilemma – I shot for few years just with original X100 + WCL. Then made a change and shot solely (loaned, now given, X100 to daughter) with Pro2 and 90% of the time 16-55 ...

Unlike the original X100 (not sure about the S and T) no there is no way with out some menu diving or assigning a Fn button. Alternatively I have flash on my F setup in the Q menu so I can switch ...

Greg as much as we all (a slight exaggeration!) enjoy your posts you are wrong on “the classic Fuji ergo of the XT-1 that put Fuji on the map.” it was the original X100 ergo that put Fuji on the ...

With the original X100 (which I still have) Fuji were trying to recover, via sw updates, defects in what was a good concept but very poorly developed product. Most of the current X-T2 / X Pro2 etc ...

The X70 nor XF10 have a view finder let alone OVF – an X100 without EVF / OVF is not an X100. The X100 was the start of the X range of cameras creating the successful manual orientated aspect and ...

Coming  from the original X100 (which lead me into the Fuji X fold) I find the F to be very refined, can’t think of anything missing and if anything of significance was added or changed it would ...

In my part of the world it is a known fact red motorbikes are faster - lol John

My film days while fun was not so rose tinted – living in Singapore in the 80’s we had to endure the quick processing labs for tourists - they used to put print machine on max crop to avoid...

Having recently acquired an X100F to complement my original X100 and X-Pro2 (with the 16-55mm etc) I should be fully embedded into “proper cameras” (what ever that’s is!) but my most recent much ...

Rob yes IEC 60529 is widely used and can include protection against dust as well as water. I suspect that Fujifilm like other camera manufacturers design and test their products against this but ...

I have read better explanations esp with the term being wrongly assigned by the industry to digital cameras in the early days.

I have little interest in the X-H1 but noticed my local bricks and mortar store (that is not known for offering good discounts) have it up for “£400 off - now £1299” - no other Fuji had an ...

Greg you have provoked a generally good technical and subjective discussion – I am very glad not to be part of Canon or Nikons product planning management, they are to some extent between a rock ...

I never change lens when out and about and only do so in a clean hotel room type environment cautiously – dirt on sensor is mirrorless systems dirty little secret. On a trip I always take a sensor ...

Just looked at some BIF photos I took casually (I am not a BIF shooter) few weeks ago and am very pleased how sharp they turned out. They benefited from high ss and moderate ISO but for a lens ...

I have had no issues (so far!) with my Fuji inc original X100. In my film days (OM1n + wife’s FM2) I just don’t recollect systemic issues with main brand cameras, is it due to the market demanded ...

I was lucky enough to have the 16-55mm with my Pro2 from the get go - buy if you can. As well as the excellent IQ the FL range is very useful. I don’t like changing mirrorless lens in the field so ...

I  have seen some very low prices (1/3 UK price) for Fuji lens on special offer in Thailand bricks and mortar shops - they all had a Fuji warrantee but stated Thailand only.