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I had the X-T1 and about 8 months ago I got 2 X-T2's.  I have had zero issues.  They have never frozen up, have never had anything peeling off.  You can read the story on my blog - I even fell ...

Ooopps - too quick.  Yes, I don't think there is a problem.  I have glasses and have struggled with viewfinders in some of the cameras.  The old Pro1 drove me nuts with having to put diopters in - ...

I have plenty taken on my X-T2 - do you want some? PM me. Sutto philipsuttonphotography.com

Read my blog '......Myanmar 2017', it's all in there. One word for the Fuji weather sealing - magic!! Sutto http://www.philipsuttonphotography.com/blog

It's is a beautiful lens - you will like it.  It seems to be as sharp as my very sharp 35mm f2 (I mean very little difference taken with this lens and the 35).  However, don't get to thinking that ...

55-200 is an unbelievably good lens.  Crystal clear and tack sharp wide open.  It only gets a little soft right out near the 200 end (which is 300mm equivalent, that I don't use much). At the ...

Oops - sorry Vic it was Mrflash who commented on the 55 and 135 lenses - not you! Sutto

Thanks for the input Vic.  Yes I have thought about that lens too.  However, at that focal length (around 135mm), I would definitely need OIS.  I can manage without the OIS on the 16-55 because it ...

This is a very pertinent question and one I am often mulling over. I have both and I am constantly evaluating them and asking myself which lens to take and when. I'll put my observations in point ...

I've put this out there before, but in case you have not seen it, I tell my story about the capabilities of the WR sealing on the X-T2. I will put the link to my blog - read the one on 'Myanmar'. ...

Here is a shot I took last weekend at a small circus in our town.  16-55, f4, iso 200, 23mm.  Super sharp, super contrasty.  I must have forgotten it was on f4 because unless I am doing landscapes ...

Stick to your guns - This lens is well worth the wait.  I've got the 18-135, the 55-200 the 35f2 and unfortunately (don't know what all the fuss about this lens is about), I had the 18-55. Even ...

Hey Max I didn't like the 18-55, it was not sharp wide open at the wide end or the tele end. This is a much overrated lens. The best general lens of all is the 18-135. It is a little soft at the ...

I believe this OP and have no doubts that his camera will be fine. Without flogging the proverbial dead horse, you can read all about my experience this year when I fell into Inle Lake with all of ...

I have two X-T2's now, but up until recently had the T1 as well. After thousands of shots on both, the real and only main difference that really matters is the AF. I bought the T2 to get better ...

I did a similar thing.  I  had one a few years ago and sold it - the silliest thing I ever did.  I have another one now and out of all of my XF lenses - this is the best.  A much underrated ...

Yes I totally agree - well not to the point of one poster who abandoned Fuji - but I've never got what all the fuss has been about X JPEGS.  Every time I have tried them I've been far from ...

I don't shoot BIF (or any birds for that matter), or own the 50-140.  However, I did have the 55-200 on the X-T1 and it was just adequate.  I used it to shoot galloping horses at the races etc, ...

Beautiful images!  Love the one of the guy sketching.  You can see the benefit of a fast aperture lens on the APSC system - it can isolate the subject from the background.  I have come from years ...