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FWIW, I've noticed the "F" version to appear sharper, at least to me, than the previous incarnations. I've owned them all and was never pleased with the "focus sharpenss" on the previous versions. I've wondered if Fuji finally got the AF right on the "F". I gotta' wonder. . . . David

Tim, Congratulations! . . . David

I haven't had any similar issues as of yet. . . . David

At 3fps and above via the drive button, "clarity" is no longer selectable. Truthfully, this isn't a problem for me. However, it does look like there may be a few inadequacies with the complexity of the "clarity" function and the buffer size/write speed. My wife, a retired broadcast engineering...

Bill et al, Yes, there was a bit of lag when I increased the clarity to a +3 and the blacked out finder did keep me from making a second and third image immediately thereafter. For me it probably won't be a problem. However slight, (or not), it is there. . . . David

Are we sure they weren't lining up for "Five Guys"? I mean, well, you know. . .

Bill, Will do. . . . David

The X-Pro3 arrived last night around 5:30ish. It was very cold so a warm up session was a given. I tried a couple of quick shots last night but considering how dark our house is in the winter it was a silly attempt. This morning I set up some of the more obvious controls on the beast and gave a...

loki - hmmm, yes. Maybe so.

Mine's on the way, sorta'. Free one-day FedEx shipping out of NJ to northern Vermont turned into two-day shipping. Mine is now scheduled to arrive on Monday. I think its called taking the scenic route. ;-) . . . David

I'm an ardent bike trail rider and indoor "spinner". I turn the big "7-O" in a couple of weeks and my right knee has just about met its match. The flip down view finder on the "3" may help me out a bit getting framing from near ground level and not causing my knee to make odd noises when I'm...

I still have an X-Pro1, sold my X-Pro2 and, as previously mentioned, am awaiting the "3". The "2" performed very well for me but there are a number of reasons that drove me to take the plunge for the "3". The flip down screen, unique as it is, was one of the primary reasons along with the...

'Geezum, we gotta' wait until the end of next week, "Turkey Day" to be exact, for ours to be available. Congratulations, Bill. 'Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. . . . David

I "think" I'll like the missing back screen. I have a fully functional R-D1s and have always enjoyed shooting with it, even with it's handful of "oddnesses". And yes, I do have a "3" on pre-order with B&H. I'll probably sell my X Pro2 once I'm certain the "3" is functioning as it should...

I have owned every incarnation of the X100 and the "F" model's auto focus is much more accurate, at least in my opinion, than its predecessors even in the "optical" mode. . . . David

It looks nice, really nice. I really like the digital film box "Stubs". Too cool. For me the big question will be size. Hopefully the "3" has lost a bit of "girth" compared to the "2". Hmmmm, I was thinking about sell the "CL". . . . . . . . . . David

I really like our X-E3 especially with the Zeiss Touit 32mm on it. Also works well with some of the 7a lenses too. Very light and small. A great image making tool. . . . David

The smaller the better. I wish Fuji would consider an X Pro 3 in the size of the X100F. I hauled one of these around for years. 'Nuff said. :rolleyes-74: . . . David

Oh yes. :rolleyes-74:

I have a X Pro1 that's kinda' beat but it still makes decent images. My problem with it is that I end up carrying ND filters in my pocket when I go out because I often run out of shutter speeds and/or ISOs when I want to compress the DoF. I didn't click well with the X Pro2. The images...

I stil have a Fuji XQ1 I sometimes take with me when we are out for a walk or snowshoeing. 'Still makes very nice images, acknowledging the sensor size, etc. Super nasty weather in northern Vermont today with heavy snows still falling from last night. 'Just playing around with undoubtedly the...

The XF35/1.4 is an amazing lens. It most certainly is sharp enough, even wide open. However, equally important is the way it writes an image. I left Canon full size sensor cameras, at least in part, because of the way my images came out on an X Pro1 with the 35/1.4. It's one of the few...

I use an X-E2 most of the time with my 7a 25mm. Admittedly, with full magnification on when focusing there are some wobbles visible but nothing that keeps me from getting an accurate focus most of the time. At least no more so than with a Summarit or Zeiss lens on my CL. Again for $79. the 7a...

Powerful images! Kudos to all. . . . David

Matero, 'Hope yours arrives before your vacation. I really enjoy mine. Very sharp and interesting bokeh. What camera body will yours be used with? I've been using mine with my X-E2 and CL. 'Looking forward to seeing your images. . . . David

Some very nice images. . . . David

Hi Oliver. Welcome! . . . David

Congratulations! I currently have an X-100T. They are wonderful cameras. I'm look forward to seeing some of your first images with the X-100. Good luck. . . . David

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"Clicking" and "Not-clicking", from my observations, are pretty common around here.

I'n my opinion, yes. Other may well disagree. I really like the simplicity of the X-Pro1 and I'm very fond of using the OVF when the subject matter is appropriate. The X-Pro2 is a wonderful image making tool. It just didn't "click" with me. (Puns intended.)

Yes. 'Still do and as mentioned, I use it a lot. ;-)

I have my 35 f1.4 on my X-T1 right now. Works well there too. :) First image taken with my "new to me" X-T1 and the XF35/1.4 which I've had for quite some time. B+W conversion courtesy of LR Nathan Elson Presets. On a somewhat related note, I recently sold my X-Pro2. 'Just didn't fit. . . ...

elandel - 'Glad you are enjoying and "out and about" with your XP1. I have a number of Fuji X camera bodies but the X Pro1 is the one I always end up with. Its used, has some nasty scratches on the LCD, but still "da' one". I too am a big fan of the XF35/1.4, not the XF35 f2. I found F2...

Steve - I have a Fuji +3 if you want it. . . . David

'Had a recent gas attack after my wife asked me what camera I had used for a certain photograph framed up in our living room area. "The R-D1", was my reply. "You should get another one, it has a filmy look", was her reply, (paraphrased a bit). Although the R-D1s I bought is super clean...

Geezum, I wasn't aware of that limitation.:rolleyes:

Ken - That's an exceptionally nice image. Excellent composition! . . . David

Tony - Nice post processing of that image. (Nice bike too. ;-)) Since I started shooting with Fuji X series cameras I seldom use RAW. I've found with shadow recovery, (as well as highlight recovery), of JPEGS in Lightroom works exceptionally well. Most all of the images I post here as well...

I too am a left eye photographer and I wear glasses. No problems at all with the OVF/EVF on the X-Pro2. Works great. Good luck. . . . David

Hi Steve, I have the folding Lensmate thumb grip and although I wondered when I ordered it whether or not it would be problematic, it proved to be fine. Nicely made too. Good luck. . . . David

I have a Gariz half case on mine with a piece of Glock pistol grip tape on it because I found the leather is a bit slippery. A Lensmate thumb grip, an Artisan & Artist strap and a Match Technical soft release. I'm not a big fan of cases but for the protection it seemed worth it. Steve, good...

This looks pretty nice - Amazon.com : Fujifilm BLC-X70 Brown Leather Case (Brown) : Camera & Photo . . . David

'Good to know that photogs going for the "F" will have a well thought out Lensmate thumb grip available. I have a mix of thumb grips on my Fujis, a couple from Match Technical and a couple from Lensmate. All excellent products. . . . David

I wonder if this will also fit the "F"? Amazon.com : KAMERAR ROSEWOOD HAND GRIP FOR FUJIFILM X100T (Black) : Camera & Photo I have one on my "T" and its the nicest grip I've ever had on a camera. . . . David

I had an X100 but for some reason the images from it just didn't "click". 'Had an X100s and was fairly pleased with it and what I made for pictures with it. Sold it and now have a Fuji refurbished "T" that's definitely a keeper. The joystick on my X Pro2 isn't a big selling point with me. I...

Congratulations! Looking forward to seeing your first round of images from the X70. . . . David

Congratulations, Luke! "There's a WHOLE lot more going on in this thing than in the old X-Pro1...that's for sure." Oh yes, I couldn't agree more. ;-) Good luck with yours. Mine is on the way to Fuji repair with problems in the PC Auto Save circuitry. Looking forward to getting it back...

Hi Folks, I've noticed that my X Pro2 occasionally "hangs" when I am using the PC Autosave function requiring that I remove the battery to get the camera back to functioning normally. Anyone experience a similar problem? Camera is running Firmware 2.0 and I'm on a Mac with Sierra 10.12.2. I...

Hey Luke - in East Burke, Vermont. It's about 35 miles south of the Canadian border. It's a little early this year but the ski areas are really enjoying it. It's 23F right now. . . . David