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Which Fuji?
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DassMike
jimk22
0
Apr 6, 2018
The question is what you want to do with the camera? I own both the X-T2 and the X100F and I enjoy both of them for very different reasons. The X-T2 is great if I'm doing a dedicated shooting day where I need specific lens flexibility or if I'm going to be out in the weather. On the other hand I love the X100F for an everyday shooter that is always with me. Given that the sensor and processor combination is the same I'm not sure what the problems were that rdodev ran into. The X100F fixed lens is generally well regarded with the one exception of close wide open shooting where it gets a bit soft. I recently took a look at the Sony A7RIII which a friend of mine owns and raves over, personally I can't get into it because of the control and menu usability issues but certainly any of the new Sony's have amazing image quality. Also I was a bit surprised at the size and weight of the A7's, with some of the bigger Sony lens combinations it gets a bit to heavy for me but heck you might be just fine with it.
BGAndrea1
2
Apr 22, 2018
jimk22I had an X100T. When I lived in Chicago for 2 years, it was the ultimate street shooting camera. It was my baby. I must have spend $1k on a custom leather half-case, Leica custom neck strap, hand-painted soft release, the thumb thing that goes into the hot shoe, and more. I still had my big Nikon setups for paid shoots, etc. I even had 3 Leica M6 film cameras for b/w shooting in the city. The X-T2 combined the best of all of these cameras for me so I sold them all and now my main camera is my X-T2, even for paid video shoots.
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