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In other words, belief in a rumor is based on wishful thinking.

Why does anyone give this so-called rumor any credence?

They are permanently racked out, i.e. longer than their non-macro counterparts for the same focal length and aperture.

This is normal for all macro lenses. Same reason a normal lens requires extension tubes or a bellows for macro work.

From reading other forums, apparently the light leak is coming from the mic port. The USB and HDMI ports seem light tight. A simple fix until Fuji comes out with an official fix is to just put a small piece of electrical tape over the mic port. You could also buy a 3.5mm audio plug from Radio...

http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/cameraraw8-4.html

Until Lightroom 5.4 is released, download Adobe's free DNG Converter 8.4, convert the RAFs to DNGs, and import the DNGs into Lightroom.

Tame by Kai standards.

Can you provide a link to the remote app for touch focusing you are referring to? Thanks.

I'd take the 18-55mm. I'd probably leave the 55-200mm home and take a second body instead. Do forget batteries.

Since you have the 18-55mm, you might want to use a free program like ExposurePlot on you library of images to see what focal length you shoot most often at. You may see a tendency for more shots in the 18-23 range than the 27-35 range which might help you decide between the 23mm and the 27mm.

DR200 and DR400 sound good for JPGs; for RAW, I just go with exposure compensation.

If the DR200 and DR400 cause underexposure by one and two stops, respectively, in RAW, how does that differ from simply dialing in exposure compensation.

If the DR200 and DR400 cause underexposure by one and two stops, respectively, how does that differ from simply dialing in exposure compensation.

On the X-E2, do the DR100, DR200 and DR400 settings have any effect on the RAW image, or do they only effect the JPG image?

I recommend the X-E2. It has faster auto-focusing and a better EVF than the XPro1, and will work much better with your zooms.

Why not just set the default ISO to 200? Is there a situation where you would prefer a minimum ISO of 400 rather than 200?

If you press the shutter button down half way down, shutter speed, aperture, and ISO are all displayed in the viewfinder. It is important that a photographer pay attention to this information and make exposure adjustments accordingly. The shutter priority, aperture priority, and Auto ISO...

If you press the shutter button down half way down, shutter speed, aperture, and ISO are all displayed in the viewfinder. It is important that a photographer pay attention to this information and make exposure adjustments accordingly.

Do I uderstand correctly that you would prefer the shuuter speed limit to be hard, so that once the maximum aperture and ISO 6400 are reached, the camera would simply not fire.

Is this still the case with LR5.3?

Perfect. Thanks.

On the X-E2, do exposure compensation and auto exposure bracketing work at the same time. Normally, I would like to auto-bracket -1EV, 0EV, +1EV. Occasionally, however, I would like to add +1EV in exposure compensation. Will the X-E2 thne auto-bracket 0EV, +1EV, +2EV?