Highlander123

I have been shooting real estate in North Carolina for 8 years. I have just under 1,000 homes under my belt and for much of that time I have used a succession of Fuji cameras: X-T1, X-T2 and currently X-H1 always with the excellent 10-24mm lens. There is no real advantage to full frame as most images either hit the net on realtor websites. In my case those images that go for print are supplied as TIFF files with a substantial amount of information on them. Those unenlightened people specifying full frame for real estate work have a poor understanding or of the quality images that can come from a CMOS sensor.

I've decided to buy an X-H1 and would like to buy new. At present, there are many of these cameras being sold on ebay by Japanese sellers at more realistic prices than those offered here in the US. Has anyone on this forum bought Fuji direct from Japan and was it a positive experience? Thank you.

My 55-200mm is a wonderful copy. I always test my new lenses by capturing images of a brick wall at the local school. Sharp from 55mm through to 200mm and no decentering.