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New problem: How do I import the X-E3 RAF files? I use Lightroom 5. When I click on import, only the JPEG files show up.

Thank you merlin and BobbyT.

Will the Adobe DNG Converter read compressed RAFs?

I've just bought an X-E3 and see that it now offers the option of "lossless compressed RAW." I've never heard of it. I understand that reducing the file size must increase the number of images that can be stored on the memory card. Are there any downsides to using compressed RAW?

I didn't know about that. Thank you so much! One final thought: Has it been updated for the X-E3? Thanks again.

I'm investing in a new X-E3. Its RAW files of course can't be converted to DNG with my Lightroom 5. I see that a Silky Pix RAW converter is available free from Fujifilm. Has anyone had any experience with Silky Pix? What's the quality? Is there a way to import RAW images through Silky Pix and...

Allie and her jewelry, photographed with X-E2, 18-55mm lens, Astia film simulation.

That's most encouraging! Thanks for the heads-up.

I spotted this on the MirrorlessRumors site: "Fuji: they will finally make a pause on the X camera front Some lenses will be released by end 2017 but we will probably have to wait til 2018 too see new X system cameras." Could this be true? Will there not be an X-E3? That would be a major...

Ava taken with the Fujifilm X100s

Does anyone have any idea if there will be an X-E3? If so, when can we expect it? Thanks.

Fixed, I think. Thanks.

Anni taken with X100s

I've never made the comparison myself but I've read that the body of the X-T20 is similar in size to the body of the X100 cameras. If so, maybe you could just buy the very compact 27mm pancake lens and make that X-T20/27 mm combination your all day carry around camera.

I notice the new X100F (as well as the X-Pro2 and X-T2) use a battery called the NP-W126S. Will this battery be interchangeable with the NP-W126 used by my X-E2?

Shot with Fujifilm X-E2, 18-55 mm lens, Astia film simulation.

I just acquired the Yongnuo RF603 II (Canon version) and it works well with my X-E2/Nissin i40 combination, and it's inexpensive.

The Yongnuo RF-603 wireless flash trigger looks like a great buy but it doesn't come in a Fuji configuration. Does anyone know if it would work with my Fuji X-E2 to fire off camera my Nissin i40? Would it be the Nikon model or the Canon version that would work with my X-E2? Thanks for the help.