Jman13
Regular
- Location
- Columbus, OH
Just finished my X-E2 review. In short, I really, really like this camera. http://admiringlight.com/blog/review-fujifilm-x-e2/
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entropic remnants
Hall of Famer
- Name
- John Griggs
Your usual high-standard work, thanks! It's definitely an improvement on my X-E1 but I'm not upgrading yet -- but it's nice to know there is somewhere to go when I'm ready.
DH59
Regular
- Location
- South Yorkshire, UK
Great review. Now I'm torn! I am trading in my DSLR gear to downsize to a Fuji system (I already have an X10), but I am not sure whether to go for the XPro1 or the XE-1, and the more I read, the more confused I become. There's a very inviting free lens offer on the XPro1, but I really need to try both cameras side-by-side to help me decide.
entropic remnants
Hall of Famer
- Name
- John Griggs
If you're going to shoot longer lenses, might as well stick with the X-E1. I have one and it's excellent. Now, if you are going to stick a wide or normal range lens, the optical viewfinder has some distinct advantages at times. I have an X100S and love it for that, but I think I prefer the smaller size of the X-E1 over the X-Pro1.
I have no plans at this time to go to the X-E2 but if you have the bread for a new camera I'd get X-E2 for the autofocus improvements alone.
bilzmale
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Perth, Western Australia
- Name
- Bill Shinnick
A very fine review covering a lot of detail about actually using the camera - Thanks Jordan.
DH59
Regular
- Location
- South Yorkshire, UK
Sorry, meant to say XE-2 not XE-1.
cherrywood
Veteran
- Location
- ohio
Yes, Jordan enjoyed the review, thanks for the time and effort put in to this. But like entropic, I am satisfied with the E1. These are just fun cameras to shoot with.
Dennis.
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digitalandfilm
Regular
Most informative and straight-forward review I have read in ages! 
