CosminMunteanu

but no ”weather sealed” alternative on neither side (body/lens), or at least IBIS :(

The EF-M (47mm) is about as wide as the Sony-E (46.1 mm) and wider as the Leica-M mount (44 mm), and both last mentioned can support 35mm format sensors.

yeah, sure. Sony declared the E-mount ”open” so that more lens manufacturers can ”access” the camera (AF, exposure, etc.). Not the same can be said about the Nikon Z (not S) and Canon R (EF-R?, EOS...

I hope this lens won't be an omen like one (for the EF-M system), like the 32/1.2 was in the case of the Nikon 1 system.

nothing about the AF mechanism. Is it a mechanical one or fly-by-wire?

nice... good/useful on an APS-C dSLR too (28-53mm equiv.).

And how many aps-c lenses do their system offers to the users?

I suppose (&hope) you have TWO (2) hands ;)
Use them both.

Seems that having acces to the widest/best selection if aps-c lenses on the market (many primes, zooms, with/without WR or IS, etc.) had no meaning for the reviewers not being mentioned as a...

trying to tell people ”do not go to Sony, please, do not... look, we have something, we do not know what, but is comming....... ”

Wow, not bad at all. Nice!

Why "any new photographer should add this lens" when not any new (or even older) photographer needs this focal range?

this is also a nice alternative for the APS-C Sony-E mount cameras. This 36mm equivalent FOV would be the cheapest AF alternative for the Sony-E system.

Nice camera with plenty features at a great price. It offers a good entry into the use of the widest/greatest apa-c lens line-up (mirrorless and dslr too).
Well done Fuji.

Ps: regarding that...

"I'm asking for a full frame, interchangeable lens Fujifilm X100." ... Leica made that since the M9 ;)

so what?

Sigma also made red-ringed lenses ;)

well, Mike could have not put it better. Thank you, Mike.

Hopefully dpreview won't have a say it tcstv's reviews. Otherwise this is a sad news.

... and had bloody fast AF, 100000... ISO, weather sealing, bla bla bla... :))