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Unless you want something the xpro 2 doesn't have, I'd just get another xpro 2. On the other hand, maybe you should buy the xpro 3 when it becomes available (soon) and use your current xpro 2 as ...

Yes, there will be other sales, but Fuji mixes up the discounts and the items. Right now, for example, the 55-200 is on sale for $200 off. When it was on sale previously, it was $100 off. The 14mm ...

If it doesn't get extended, it ends May 31st.

A few years ago I dropped my X-E1 and 18-55 on a steep incline (rocks and dirt). I watched in horror as the lens shade popped off as it bounced down the incline. By the time I reached the camera, ...

I know the feeling...I want everything...but I really should only buy one lens. I'm really struggling...hahaha!

and I have a very strong urge to buy something. I can feel it. Quite a few lenses are calling me...the 14 f2.8, the 35 f1.4 and f2, the 23 f1.4 and f2, the 50 f2. I'm dying here. Hopefully, I buy ...

The significant improvements (if you need them) are video, AF, and face/eye detection. That said, I have no issues with the output of the X-T3 (X-Trans IV), X-H1(X-Trans III), or X-E1 (X-Trans I) ...

In my opinion, you're kidding yourself.

It's definitely not "well suited" because it's relatively large and will attract attention...unless that's what you want. Most street shooters don't want attention while they're shooting. You ...

They test against color references and human perception is likely not involved. It's not the fault of the test that some people are blind, color blind or perceive color differently than others.

No.

Read the manual at least once, especially if you’re new to Fujifilm.

I photographed at a harbor this morning and as I was entering the photos in Capture One, I was curious about how many times I've been there. According to Lightroom and Capture One, I've visited 81 ...

B&H has the body only, but I don't know why anyone would buy that when you can get the grip and 2 extra Fujifilm batteries for the same price as the body only.

Rumor says no X-H1 replacement until next year. Buy it online if you can. The X-H1 is in stock at B&H and Amazon.

For me, a portrait is a photo of someone who has agreed to the photograph. That gives me plenty of time to compose, focus, shoot, check focus, and reshoot if necessary. So the answer to your ...

Different strokes. I would never choose a camera based on eye tracking, but then again I don't have any trouble getting eyes in focus without eye tracking.

If you're already thinking about selling a lens before you buy it, you shouldn't buy it (imo).

Those heavier lenses are unbalanced on the X-T3, so people use the X-H1. The X-H1 is suitable for all the lenses.

18-55. I have one and like it a lot. I've owned the 23 1.4 and might own it again (it's currently on sale for $250 off). I haven't used the 23 f2.