Twigwater

I wouldn't use a Sony A7 camera for work because they only hold one SD card. A massive fail on Sony's part and a huge nod to Fuji as far as I'm concerned..

I like the direction Fuji is going with these very small, very light f2 lenses. For the fly fishing stuff I shoot the weight in the pack is a big deal and why I'm interested in the Fuji system. I was loaned an XT-1 and the 35 f2, 56 1.2 and a zoom and found the 35 spent most of the time on the camera. The image quality is very good and the whole set-up felt weightless compared to my DSLR's. Hopefully there's more of this coming.

Speaking as an outsider looking in on the Fuji lens line-up - They're missing out not having a 1:1 macro IMHO and that's one of the (few) things that holds me back from switching over. I need life size without the mess of adapters or extensions or weight. Anything around 100mm (FF) would be good enough in my book and, like the CaNikon's, make a pretty handy close quarters portrait lens as well. The idea of the 120 macro with 1:1 did appeal to me as a good tele lens / macro combination in the field, but I see it as an additional macro, not the only one. For the fly fishing stuff I shoot, a 16 1.4 , 35 f2, 56 1.2, 90 f2, 50 or 80 1:1 macro and something like a 120 would be awesome.