Lahmajunior

Y, that's when I alternate with the LCD - when I have to use my 16mm lens. IBID, that's my opinion too. Here's hoping you're right about the X-Pro 4.

This is a fair analysis. The X-Pro3 has always been a divisive camera. From the start, with the change in LCD screen, it got panned in forums like these, though nearly all the photographers I know ...

I've had absolutely no issues with my X-Pro3. I've shot it heavily for over two years. I use the OVF 70% of the time, and LCD 30%, as I've written elsewhere. My assumption is that the ribbon issue ...

Absolutely not, John. See my follow-up comment.

After two-plus years of heavy use, it still hasn't happened. I'll let you know if it does.

I wonder, actually, how many. I'm a journalist and have never had a mechanical issue with the screen, let alone anything else. I'm not the only X-Pro3 owner who reads forum criticisms like these, ...

It's been edited since first published on 21 December, but FR originally said in a post that it was leaning towards the conclusion that the line has been canned since the X-Pro3 has been cancelled ...

Not surprised. There is a lot of misinformation being shared about the camera by non-users or shooters who prefer more DSLR-style Fujis.

Fujirumors is claiming the X-Pro3 is discontinued and that the X-Pro line is likely dead.

Erik, I've shot the hell out of my X-Pro3 and never had any issues with the ribbon cable. Not once. I also like the flip-down screen and have found it useful, though I mostly use the hybrid viewfinder.

Great pics, Ori. While there is good street photography in Israel, this really is the best. You really get the most out of your cameras, both in content and style.