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Great stuff Benjamin.  When are you doing another Q&A with the Angry Photographer -  they are really good?  Philip

Hey Exit thanks so much for taking the time to do this - much appreciated.  It's a bit silly isn't it, looks as if it inadvertently almost fits, but if they'd taken a bit more care I would not be ...

Am am pondering my possibilities with the X-T3 (have two X-T2's), but don't want to have to fork out another $150 each for the Fuji grips.  These are just the aluminium base-plate with a part that ...

Beautiful shot!  It just needs somebody sitting in the corner having a cold one!  More importantly, if it is soft it is not the camera, it is the lens.  I know I get shot down in flames each time ...

This may have already been covered because I haven't read the other 34 posts on this thread.  I have written about this at great length on my blogs, so if you want the full story jump in there and ...

Hi Wooly - hope I'm not stealing the show here but couldn't help but notice you've gone from the fantastic/offthescale 16-55 to the very ordinary 18-55, may I ask why?  I had nothing but very ...

Unless the X-T2 is not 'cutting the mustard' for you now, then why bother changing.  I hate being like the rest of the lemmings - just because there is a new model out, we start doubting the ...

This lens is brilliantly sharp.  In some instances it is as sharp as my 16-55 and my 90 F2.  There were so many other things about this lens that were a deal breaker and why I sold it, but if you ...

You don't even need an optician - they charge like wounded bulls here in Australia.  We all know how notorious the X-Pro1 was for lack of diopter control.  When I was using the Pro1 I went to the ...

I just had my article published in the latest Fuji X Passion Magazine and one of my photos on the front cover.  Take a look - www.fujixpassion.com - go Fuji! Sutto philipsuttonphotography.com

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I'd get the X-T2.  After saying on several of my blogs and other things that I did not really notice much difference between the T1 and T2 - I now take that back.  After having two X-T2's now for ...

Thanks Manny - sounds very encouraging! Philip

Wow great and very helpful replies everybody.  Also thanks to those who posted images, they are really good - especially the clown one that has been shot wide open.  Looks like I had better get ...

I like my 35 F2, but it always seems to be a bit too telephoto for my street/environmental photography.  I am sadly thinking of whacking it on 'fleabay', to get rid of it because I never use it ...

May I ask why you want to sell it?  I have two of them and I believe they are one of the best little cameras out there and will be for a very long time to come.  If you have to give it away you ...

18-135 is a great lens - much sharper wide open at the 18mm length and the 55mm length, when compared to the kit lens (18-55).  I didn't like the kit lens for many reasons, but the 18-135 was a ...

I have had all of these lenses (3 of the 18-55 over the years).  The 18-55 I never liked and have written at great length about this very ordinary lens on my blog.  I didn't like the 10-24 much ...

I'd get the prime.  The 23mm F2 is not quite as good as the 35 F2, but still much better than the kit lens.  I had 3 of the 18-55 kit lenses over the years (each time I thought I had a dud and ...

To the OP, I think you are really looking for problems that may not be there.  I am super fussy and paranoid about my gear as well, but I have never noticed/considered or even wondered about my ...