Watcher24

I guess B (bulb) should allow that. With T it's not possible.

. Entlaufener Art Besucher by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

I go hiking very rarely ... however, in that case i really limit the gear. I prefer X100(t) for such a case. For me 23mm (35mm@KB) generally is the most versatile focal length and also fits well in the mountains, for the landscape as well as for group portraits. If it's not dramatic enough i can take a panorama shot too. If i had to choose an interchangeable prime lens for the mountains, it would be the XF27 (which i don't have). I also have the XF23, but probably it is too bulky for the backpack.

. waiting for spring | X100t :.

. B.R.O.O.K.S #5 by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

I like IR on black & white

. poppy-series #1-2 poppy-series #1-3 by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

. dog walk | Olkhon Island, Russia :.

. walk the line by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

. shadow play II by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

@Glyn I very much like your boat pics from #14. nice 1st post!

. Geist Sichtbarmachung by watcher24 :.

. the king by watcher24 :.

the flimsy door ...

. exit level by watcher24@flickr ;,

Because the release is a major release. In SW development there are some well known processes and naming conventions - for good reasons. Guys who do not really know them should not make too much nonsense proposals. At least they should not expect a 4.1 or 4.01 because they just grabbed an unofficial version. (no personal offense against somebody. That's just how it is. )

If i'm not completely wrong, Fuji has not yet confirmed about specs as WR or not WR. (Probably the even said, that they have not yet decided?) My guess is: The XF35/2 will be weather sealed, if the X-Pro2 is too. That simple. :-)

I'm really curious what you guys - which have updated to FW 4 (not final version) - will do if the final 4.0 comes out. I heard it might become difficult to add it ... ... let's see

The XF35 was one of the first XF lens, so, yes, it has not the fastest AF motor. However ... i wouldn't say it is slow, its AF speed is sufficient (at least for me). The AF speed of the XF35 (and other XF lenses) also depends on what body it is used. It is much more faster on a X-T1 compared to using it on a X-Pro1.

. levitating teddy (in my neighborhood) by watcher24 :.

. duster on street by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

very cool stuff, KwyjiboVanDeKamp i love it :-)

. Hi-Hat by Christoph, auf Flickr :.

. rocket (Eruca vesicaria, yaf #002) | by watcher24 & XF60 :.

To mention the lens roadmap on a list about "Things Fuji is doing horribly wrong" is not that far away from SPAM (imho).