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Don't just buy it blind. See how it fits your hand before buying. Shoot it if you can. The Q button placement is very annoying to me and has gotten in the way of shooting many times. It gets ...

"Eventually (a month or two) they sold the debt to debt collectors and I had to pay it." You didn't have to pay it. You chose to pay it.

I'll bet you a quarter that in a blind test (with 10 varied images of my choosing), you couldn't reliably distinguish between full frame Sony and Fujifilm APS-C.

I say rubbish.

peripheralfocus, we conducted our own research. That is virtually always much, much better than relying on some generic research likely conducted by fools.

No. Sony color has never been good enough for me.

Dr Blackjack, an ISO 51,200 comparison at 100% is useful only to fools.

Probably because they don't agree with you about the metering.

I've never shot anything at ISO 51,200 and never will. Moreover, even if I did, I wouldn't blow it up to 100%. This analysis is beyond silly.

I couldn't possibly care less about ISO 51200 or 25600.

I spent 30 years in marketing and that study is unlikely to be worth $5, much less $20,000.

I see your point, but replacing a model quickly doesn't sit well with the people who bought it, especially when they paid $1900 or more for it.

Which 55-200 lens firmware are you using? Is there an update?

What Fujifilm has done is a better predictor of what Fujifilm will do, than what Sony has done.

I didn't get that far. I stopped reading at all the 98% mentions and the AF testing in his room with stationary subjects.

I didn't state that I preferred a larger body. But don't discount that most FF lenses are much larger, and there's little difference in image quality between FF and Fuji APS-C. If I need better ...

Kai is wrong. Some people prefer the larger body, shutter release, sturdier construction, and top LCD of the X-H1.

The sensor is not different than any other BSI sensor, and barely different than non-BSI sensors. X-trans is a filter overlay on the sensor that some image processing software isn't optimized for. ...

That's easy. They sell a lot more XT type cameras.

Waste of time. The sensor has nothing to do with it.