DrSteveD

Since I cannot edit the original post, please note the following revisions. S-Tier: ADD: Camera X-100(Series): A fixed lens camera in a retro rangefinder-style with a highly regarded lens. This ...

I use to shoot photojournalism (in the film era) and now have two kids.  I have been in so many situations where I needed a stupidly fast lens in a bit of a zoom.  The current 56mm f1.2 is not WR ...

I ranked both lenses A-Tier as solid professional choices.   They don't meet the S-Tier criteria of "will drive adoption of the system."  They are not B-Tier lenses, and are not ranked as such. The ...

The X100 series are fixed lens cameras. Extremely good fixed lens camera, but not X-Series Gear (interchangeable lens cameras and lenses). If I put the X100 on this list, I'd have to, at the ...

Basically reinvigorated street photography. Same reason folks use to shoot street with Leica's, it makes the camera less intrusive. Not all legendary glass is the best optically available. ??? ...

Only the X-T4, the 16-55 f/2.8 and the 10-24 f/4.  I've used a 70-200 f/2.8 (and a 50mm f/1.8) in Canon (D)SLR before.  The rest are youtube videos and online reviews. I recently had gear stolen so ...

I think it's a B-Tier lens. f/4 is a tad slow. The 8-55mm f/2.8-4 is only on the A-Tier list because it's on Fujifilm's official video list.  Frankly, I have to wonder if the constant aperture of ...

If you’re familiar with MMOs or the D&D community, you may have come across the idea of equipment or choice tiers lists. Starting with S (or legendary tier) these lists progress through A to D ...

I don't mean to be rude but has the OP considered that the global semiconductor shortage might have something to do with the lack of new cameras from Fuji?