fastnfurryous

Were you shooting in RAW? If you were (and you weren't pushing the ISO ridiculously high you can almost certainly get back to the "correct" exposure in post.

I have the ONA Brixton, and I use it for both work trips carrying the XP2 with up to 4 lenses (mostly only the 14/2.8 23/1.4 (attached) and sometimes the 56/1.2 though). It is a really good bag and my SP3 with keyboard and charger also goes in there with spare batteries, headphones and assorted gubbins. It's more or less the perfect size for me, although I think I could make the price street work too. However, no matter how gorgeous the leather looks (and it is!) I wish I'd bought the waxed canvas version as the leather is HEAVY! If I'm not travelling I'll tend to just sling the body with the 23/1.4 or else I'll grab my ONA Roma that I've had some D rings stitched to the outside of - which gets pretty much the same stuff in it. If I'm using my big zoom 50-140/2.8 with the T/C I'll use my Timbuk2 medium messenger bag with the small camera insert thrown in (sadly no longer available) where my long lens kit (XP2 grip, 50-140, T/C, tripod collar, assorted attachment plates, more batteries...) live permanently.

Don't have this optic, but google is your friend: http://www.mirrorlessons.com/2016/03/30/fuji-x-pro2-ovf-birds-in-flight/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

X-Pro2 eyepiece frustration https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Efujix-forum%2Ecom%2Findex%2Ephp%3Fthreads%2FX-Pro2-eyepiece-frustration%2E66929%2F&share_tid=66929&share_fid=99465&share_type=t Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sugru. I posted a thread on the other Fuji X forum on this a short while ago. One of the (many!) comments referenced a blogger who is collecting a database of X Pro2 customers dissatisfied with Fuji's unacceptable response to this small but significant design flaw. I'd encourage everyone to add their names to the list to try to get Fuji to bring out a more robust fix. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk