stevesurf

This is actually what I like about Ken Rockwell - I know it's crazy, but I really like that he has very high expectations for manufacturers in future iterations of their cameras - to keep pace. This is why, a great deal, he says to stick with what you have, unless certain things really attract you. That said, I love my XPro2, together with both Leica and Fuji glass. I just simply find Leica cameras simpler, but not necessarily more capable. M9, M8, MM, 50 Lux 1.4, 35 Lux 1.4, 16-18-21 Tri Elmar

Actually, Ken Rockwell was pretty spot-on IMHO with the statement regarding amount of features and lack of organization, as well as the H ISO settings. I too have lost a few shots after fumbling in the dark. After coming from Leicas to this extremely capable camera, I find myself having to do a reset or call my very nice brother-in-law Leigh who may be lurking in this forum. Although I AM impressed with the image quality, I too am NOT impressed with Fuji's apparent disorganization of both new and existing features. I thank Ken Rockwell and others who have given me some really great advice over the years. With that, I try to have both Fuji and Leica with me, not being able to fully trust the "X."

Hi folks, is this the lens that some of you are using on the X series? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1080298-REG/rokinon_rk8ms_fx_8mm_f2_8_2_fisheye.html

It's pretty amazing how consistent Fuji is; one of the things I really like about Leica as well.

Nicely done; very smooth! It would also nice to see how that lens works with portraits. It would be really good if everyone were to post nightime shots as well, to show how points of light get rendered.

Hi, my first post and it was also my question. The graphite looks amazing in pictures, but I believe I may wait until the rumors solidify. Fujifilm put an amazing amount of work layering this model.