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There are so many ways to respond to this question but I will keep my opinion short. I have both the 10-24 and the 14 and they are both amazing lenses. While I mostly use the 10-24, the faster F2.8 on the 14 is needed for shooting the night sky (milky way).

I still want a firmware upgrade that adds HDR and more multiple exposure capability!

Duck Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument photographed with a Fuji X100S converted to deep black infrared

Images of street art in the Los Angeles Art's District. Most images were taken with some Fuji X-T's and a few with a Fuji X100S. http://bobjensenphoto.blogspot.com/2014/04/los-angeles-arts-district-revisited.html?view=magazine

more superb images

Those are superb

I'm not using any filters. I had a Fuji X-T1 converted to infrared by Kolari Vision.

Images taken with Fuji T1's of the largest ghost town in the United States http://bobjensenphoto.blogspot.com/2014/10/bodie-ghost-town.html?view=magazine

Here is a posting of images taken recently with some Fuji X-T1's of the famous ROD Riguez hot rod built in Nagoya, Japan. The images were taken in the Los Angeles Art's District. http://bobjensenphoto.blogspot.com/2015/04/rod-riguez.html?view=magazine

Here are some images of the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles taken with some Fuji X-T1's http://bobjensenphoto.blogspot.com/2014/04/disney-concert-hall-fuji-x-t1.html?view=magazine