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I chose the X-T3 although I pondered over the X-T2 for a long time. The X-H1 never interested me because I have IBIS in other cameras if that is something I specifically need, which it rarely is.

I picked the 16 for the f1.4 aperture. This is because I use f4 zooms (10-24 & 18-55) for outdoor shots and I use prime lenses such as the 16/1.4 and 23/1.4 for indoor shots and when light is more ...

But then so are the color profiles of all the other cameras. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I have both the a7iii and the X-t3. Each has its strengths and weaknesses. In my opinion these are the differences that matter to me. A7iii - better battery, more reliable AF system in challenging ...

I got X-T20 first, mainly to see if Fuji was a system I would like, which was a good choice because it had the new sensor at the time and built in flash/touch screen etc., for less than the X-T2. ...

I like to get shots of holiday decorations, xMas tree lights and what they adorn, street/people, gourmet meals/eating out, the places where people gather, and family. I am always on the lookout for ...

She capable of learning quite a bit, as she should be in 3rd grade or there about. I have given my old point and shoot Canon to my niece first to see if she would take to it, who is also 8. Point ...

Just a guess, but I am thinking surely it will be less than $1600 and would estimate it will be priced similar to the 16-55/2.8. This thought is making the adapter look more attractive by the minute.

I suppose it would be Velvia because I like bright vivid colors when I take landscape shots. Next would be Classic Chrome for indoor, or shots that I plan to use as B&W. Then finally, I use Provia ...

Wow Ben! I am sharing your excitement. If I go for this adapter I could use my EF-s 15-85 and my EF 70-200/4 IS, my two favorite zooms. No need to use the EF-s 10-22mm as I have the XF 10-24/4. ...

I've been doing this for years and I always do it rather than the cord. Great suggestion for those who would like to ditch the cord. However for the X-T3, I got a cable and now charge the battery ...

I agree here about adding the 23mm. If I had only one Fuji prime, it would be the 23/1.4.  I bought the 23/2 as a smaller alternative too but prefer the f1.4.

I have trouble voting on your poll because there are two kinds of grips, one for extra batteries and one to make the camera more ergonomic with bigger lenses. I rarely use the kind with batteries ...

I've decided to keep my P900 and not "upgrade" . I really am happy with the IQ of the P900 at full zoom and have decided that the P900 is good enough for me. I saw this comparison on the review ...

True with regard to weight, size, and changing aperture, ISO, etc. with dedicated dials. However I have never had to buy a grip for the a7 or a7iii, but I felt they were necessary for the X-T20 and ...

Many here swear by the first generation IQ, which along with low price and the OVF would be the only reasons I would buy one. Probably best for slow and very deliberate still photography. Actually ...

https://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-x-t1-firmware-update-5-51-released-restores-fujinon-xc15-45mmf3-5-5-6-ois-pz-compatibility/ Just thought people might want to know. So cool old cams are not ...

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In my opinion the X-T3 will be a great choice and definitely good for years to come. I started with the X-T20 and now it is my second Fuji body to the X-T3. Fuji lenses and the whole system really ...