After some serious deliberation, I've decided to extend my Fuji kit; I already have the 18-55mm, the 23mm f/2 and the 27mm - all really enjoyable. I have just ordered the
35mm f/1.4 (a lens with which I see great done time and again ... on this board, no less!) and ... the
90mm f/2. The latter fills a real gap in my collection (I don't own a good 135mm-e lens!) and is more desirable for me than the 50mm f/2 (I own the Summarit-M 75mm f/2.4 - a great lens) or even the 56mm f/1.2 (my Nikon 85mm f/1.8G is still going strong). Since the 90mm is a bit big for the small body, I also ordered a Meike grip for the X-E3 ...
Over the last couple of weeks, whatever I tried, I always came back to the X-E3 as a real gem - small, enjoyable and competent; on the whole, the images I get from this little camera constantly rival or surpass whatever comes from any of the two Sony cameras (yes, the A7 II as well as the A6000!) - this in spite of the fact that the Sony system acts as a base for two of my favourite Sigma lenses, the 45mm f/2.8 C and the 30mm f/1.4 C (FF and APS-C, repectively); I actually bought the A6000 *only* to be able to shoot the Sigma 30mm ... Heck, if the A7 II wasn't also my "adapt whatever you want to it" camera, I'd seriously consider trading the whole Sony stuff for another Fuji body ... But that'd need to be the X-T4 (I.B.I.S. - and the newer sensor) - and I'm not quite there yet. Besides, using adapted wide-angle lenses for their intended purpose *is* useful ...
The three Fujifilm lenses I initially bought for three distinct use cases (a well-performing zoom - the 18-55mm; pocketability, EDC - the 27mm; documentary, walkabout, street - the 23mm) all work beautifully and better than I expected, maybe with the exception of the zoom that "just" meets my expectations (which is quite a feat in itself - though let me just state here that the Olympus 12-45mm f/4 outdoes it; the same goes, of course, for the 12-40mm f/2.8). Anyhow, enough reasons to explore things further, especially since I'll not expand the
setup any further (on the contrary, I may do some "streamlining" there) and have to wait for Nikon to provide the Z lenses I desire.
All in all: Should be useful, should be fun
M.