JayPhizzt

Well, with full frame you can of course get a bit better noise performance and a bit bigger dynamic range, but if you have no need for that I don't see much need for full frame. You should of ...

Yes, and once again most of the IQ lies in the lens and not the camera/sensor. When comparing different cameras/sensors you should only compare noise and DR because those are the main differences ...

Unfortunately no they haven't :/

Most of the IQ lies in the lens anyway and the sensor doesn't matter that much(other than when it comes to noise and DR of course). But with that said I would like them to switch to bayer instead ...

Honestly, who cares? So tired of peoples needs to label and categorize things all the time.. Why can't something just be? Do I think the retro-style looks nice? Yes, but that's just a bonus. The ...

I shoot landscape and I mainly use my Fujinon 16/1.4 for that :) Absolutely amazing lens, very sharp and high contrast. I also have the Mitakon 35/0.95 but I would never use that for landscape. ...

I'm aware that even the sooc JPG's suffer from it, which is very strange because one would think that Fuji themselves would have perfected the demosaicing. What I'm trying to tell you though is ...

Yeah, you can't remove the watercolor effect and retain all the details in the photos simply be being good at editing since the demosaicing is the problem. There are several other softwares that ...

Uhm, what? Elaborate please.

Sounds strange that the photos are sharper with the A7III since sharpness is mainly a lens characteristic, but perhaps you have sharper lenses for it :) Or maybe you're using LR to process your ...

Sharpness is mainly a lens sided characteristic and doesn't have much with the camera to do other than whether the sensor has an AA filter or not. In this case since apparently the same lens has ...

If you just care about IQ you should be spending money on lenses and not cameras :)

I switched from Nikon and I mostly haven't regretted it. I absolutely love Fuji. I love the dials, Fuji's amazing lenses, the film simulations, the firmware updates and the overall versatility of ...

I hope you are aware of the X-trans sensor and the problems it brings. What RAW software are you using? Lightroom? Lightroom is not best choice for X-trans. You can for example use Iridient ...

I really hope the same lens was used, else it's a quite pointless comparison. Those are apparently sooc JPG's so I believe that it's the demosaicing is the problem here, because in my experience ...

Then there's your answer :) Adobe isn't the best choice for X-trans files, Capture One is definitely better. Well, the X-T3 will capture slightly more detail since it has 2 more megapixels.. :P But ...

Well, newer X-trans sensors of course have higher resolution and the noise levels and dynamic range will probably be a bit better. The reason why you didn't like the detail output from the X-T1 ...

I believe the bug only occurs with photos taken with the electronic shutter. I read in another thread that someone had e-mailed Phase One and they replied that they're working on a fix. So it is a ...

Don't know about the lockup issue, but if it happens again you should maybe try doing a reset. Also, do you have the latest firmware? The purple tone is a Capture One issue and isn't caused by the ...

Don't think so, but hopefully the official film simulations will come soon anyway. The only "new" film simulation is Eterna(which the X-H1 has as well).