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Indeed, Little guy doesn't even care about when I tell him how excited I am to get hold of my XT-2 Yeah I had some good shots indoors with Pro Neg Standard, might want to add +1 on color though as it can look a bit pale otherwise. This was shot with Pro negative Hight JPEG; SOOC; only resized it. It was shot with my new 90 and I had the shutter @ 1/250 to avoid camerashake (might have been a bit overkill) so ISO jumped up to 5000. Still looks ok IMO

I got the 90 yesterday because there was a good deal on it and I'm getting the X-T2 with the kitlens 18-55 this week. Price is for the lens when you buy it as a kit with the 18-55 so it's good deal. And even though zooms are kinda lazy I will need it when travelling with my family and I don't have as much time to run around with my camera.

And no problem handholding 1/125 shutterspeed which I feared after reading about people using minumum 1/250 to get sharp results. Not additional sharpening in post. Just adjusted the WB slightly

Nice! The 18-135 most be perfect for that kind of enviroment ^^

Yeah I realized after asking fuji. I love being able to ask them on anything and get answers more or less instantly Took them lik 50 minutes to answer my question and it's a Sunday. Only tried the 90 a few shot indoors so far on a tripod. Supersharp and I love the huge focus ring, sucha difference when manually focusing compared to the 35 f/2.

Nevermind. I asked Fuji on facebook and they replied that it's just the motors running the AF.

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Well that was a quick autumn. Snow fell a week ago. Please contribute with your winter pics. Both shot handheld @ ISO 5000 @f/2 with the 35 f/2

RAW stilll wins I guess. First one shot in ASTIA simulation. Second one shot in RAW and slightly retouched, but the raw file already looked better in colors. I guess I should've shot PROVIA instead of ASTIA in this lightning.

I'd go with 18-55 since it's half the weight and more discreet and will therefor be more comfortable to lugg around. I don't think you have to worry about not having WR. A little drizzle should be fine, I had for more plastic and cheap lenses in worse weather than England.

Hope self portraits are ok in this thread. Took this one today at the restaurant when we arrived a bit early. The X-pro1 is surely the best looking camera I ever had and might ever have (including the X-T2 which I will buy very soon).

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Nice thread. Took these just a cpl of days ago with the 35 f/2. Shot in velvia. Almost sooc, only slightly increased the WB (warmer).

This will be a perfect compliment to the 23 f/2. I already have the 35 f/2 and the 50 f/2 is probably too close in focal lenght to be worth it. So would I would want is a perfect compliment to the 35 f/2. A small wideangle WR lens. Yes there's the 18 and 16 but the 18 f/2 is small, but not WR, the 16 f/1.4 is WR but not small. And to be extra greedy a 70 f/2 as AceFlibble mentioned. 18 f/2 WR + 35 f/2 WR + 75 f/2 WR. Perfect trio.

Thanks for everyones responsenses. Still difficult to make up my mind but I'm leaning towards option 1 (18-55, 35, 90).

The following combos are about the same price. Which combo would you go for? X-T2 18-55 35 f/2 90 f/2 or X-T2 16 f/1.4 35 f/2 50-230

Yeah I kinda get the feeling that if you have both, one of them will be redundant sooner or later. I already have the 35 and am contemplating whether I should get the 18-55 with the X-T2 or skip it. if I do get it and

This is a very affordable lens, although the IQ looks good, I guess the AF speed is where the lens is comprised? Is it fast enough on a XT-2 to track kids running around?

Anyone owning or previousy have owned both these lenses. How much do you use each, % wise?

Wife and our newborn.

You mean I can program the EV dial to increase/reduce iso instead of exp? Manually, I manually select aperture and shutterspeed, but I have ISO on AUTO

One issue I have with the X-Pro1 which I understand is not the issue with Fujifilm later releases is that I have to chose whether I want to be able to change shutterspeed or exposure. If I put the shutterspeed on Auto I can change the exposurewith the exp.dial but if I select a shutterspeed manually the exposure dial will have no effect when turning it.

And I heard from basically everyone else that the AF system is the best part with the X-T2. Confused...

Have you held a X-T10? For some people like myself it's too small and not ergonomically at all.

Get a cheap compact camera for 100 bucks. If he still has the interest after a year, then buy something more expensive.