Rainer2022

dpr team, you stole my thread "killer features for mirrorless full frame cameras" https://www.dslr-forum.de/showthread.php?t=1901763 (in German, though)

but this seems to be a viral question...

nice portrait :)

I had bought an NX1 and got burned. I will never do this mistake again :)

The PURPLE GRID effect was caused by the phase autofocus sensor pixels superposed on the old image sensor. Fujifilm have solved this problem by X-E3 and X-H1; and even my new X-T2 does not show it...

Thank you. With the latest firmware, pic effect on flickering is not so bad as it had been. It can be seen in S-AF mode, all to manual and disappears as soon as I press the shutter button.

would not recommend to buy this, if you are a serious photographer.
The aluminum of this cam will soon get scratches from use and make it look worse than the normal one where silver corners...

totally agreed :)
I own a Canon DSLR and sold my EOS-M6 because of limited range of primes available. I've switched to Fujifilm instead.

On my X-T2 the flickering issue appears also when using the Rokinon 12mm/2. The cam can't move that iris diaphragm of this lens.

where is the flickering? When I half-press the shutter button in bright daylight, there is a very distractive flickering of about 10 Hz as long as I hold the button. Manual preview from "on" to ...

The camera is very capable for such a little guy...
firmware updates (now version 4.00) adressed some issues with AF and AF at low light.
One issue, however needs to be addressed: During outside...

I use Windows 7 on my PC and my Notebook. +++ After using Windows 10 for about 5 months on both devices, I removed that "system" / spyware +++
--> No problems related due to update to GIMP 2.10
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now it's twelve years - a century in digital camera development! - and yet people are still using this! :)

Fuji fanboy after X-H1: Deep grip is a must :)

maybe there is a workaround for the missing exposure compensation dial? - Just learned: you can configure a dedicated button, then press it and use the rear dial to adjust! - seems feasable, no...

@ John: I definitely like the design of the X-E or the X-Pro. That's why I bought a used E-1 as cheap cam to try out the Fujifilm offerings. But on my X-T2 I would like a "real" grip and...

But the Canon EF 70-200/4 IS is not that expensive...? I had it, it's also very good when you have to come close to your object. And also, it's not big and it's not heavy.

But there is a Nikon / Canon version of a Tamron 28-75/2.8: http://www.tamron.eu/de/objektive/sp-af-28-75mm-f28-xr-di-ld-aspherical-if-macro/

uuh, ugly "weave pattern" in her hair!

@ Hauxon2 Agreed. So there are less blue and red pixel that would mean there is slightly lower color resolution where there is no green involved, e.g. skintones?
For a detailed comparison see:...

I keep avoiding IBIS on my X-E1, too :)
no fun: my simple 16-50/f3.5-5.6 is good for 1/4s (16mm) or 1/8s (50mm) at 100% magnification