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and I really like it . . . . .
 
 
the shooters by Plooifiets, . . . ., on Flickr

Why not a builtin filter in next software update: xpro1.

Interesting to read and accompagnied with nice photo's. 
Compliments!

Nice photo's and your Flickr site is wurth a visit . . . .

My favorite shot of today of my 4 year old son.
X-T2 + 35 f/2
f/2.2, 1/3500, ISO 200
Across/G. +2-htn. SOOC
 
DSCF6185 by Filip Hermelin, on Flickr

Xpro2, XF18mm F2
 
 
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DSCF2451 by Filip Hermelin, on Flickr

and I really like it . . . . .
 
 
the shooters by Plooifiets, . . . ., on Flickr

and I really like it . . . . .
 
 
the shooters by Plooifiets, . . . ., on Flickr

My first wedding with only Fujifilm cameras. All shots taken with X100f.
 
Olga @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
Mihkel and Olga @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
Mihkel & Olga @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
Hungry @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr

Testing the 60mm . . . . .
 
Vasteloavend ~ Carnaval by Plooifiets, . . . ., on Flickr

Testing the 60mm . . . . .
 
Vasteloavend ~ Carnaval by Plooifiets, . . . ., on Flickr

Between a X-Pro2 and X-T2 it's easy ... definitely X-Pro2 for me. But the reality is that my X-Pro1 is still pretty capable. And I don't care for the bigger file sizes (more computer power needed) of the 24MP cameras
 
Every time I'm tempted to buy the X-Pro2, which happens fewer than before, I take my X-Pro1 and take some photo's.  I really don't need the X-Pro2 for my photo's. So for me tit's still too expensive. Maybe I wait for the X-Pro3  . . . The only thing I sometimes miss is a tilt screen. As days go by it's getting more difficult to kneel down and a tilt screen would come in handy . . . 

I should have spent my money on glass instead of on a X-T1. With that learning experience, I certainly won't put money in a X-T2.
 
The only thing I mildly enjoy in the X-T1 is the bigger EVF. But I hate that I cannot switch it to an OVF when I want to. The whole crap of tilt screen, video and faster AF is wasted on me. I don't like the centrally placed viewfinder as well, now that I have enjoyed the edge viewfinder (again) for a while.
 
No, I am not disappointed in the camera's capabilities; it is good. But I should have researched better on beforehand what I really want.
 
Between a X-Pro2 and X-T2 it's easy ... definitely X-Pro2 for me. But the reality is that my X-Pro1 is still pretty capable. And I don't care for the bigger file sizes (more computer power needed) of the 24MP cameras.

My first photo on this thread . . .
 
 
 

I see you . . . . . par Plooifiets, op ipernity

It's a good price. Photographers who need the camera will buy without hesitation.
 
From past observation, the price may hold until nearer to news of a successor. The x-pro3? Say another 1.5 years down the road......
 
Until then, you may see some drop but not too drastically.

The street is a great place for um, street photography.
 
I love going there!
 
But, I also like to see what I can see, where ever I can!
 
I love the human scenes I see at the beach!!
 
 
Together Ready by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

My first photo on this thread . . .
 
 
 

I see you . . . . . par Plooifiets, op ipernity

To Live Through a Struggle, You'll Understand It... by David Wong, on Flickr

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X100T.
 

Family portrait by Pierre Pichot, on Flickr

To Live Through a Struggle, You'll Understand It II... by David Wong, on Flickr

Alleyway by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
'SOOC' Acros with a few tweaks!