Trenton Talbot

Does it have a rear sync with external non-TTL flashes?
How about a PC sync terminal, does it have a rear sync?

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

#7 Collapsible lens hood would be nice.
#8 Ain't gonna happen.
#10 Jetpack. Everything will be so much better with a jetpack.

Doing great folks, keep it up! 
 

Fuji X-T1, 10-24/4, large octabox. SOOC.

Just outside of my apartment complex. X-T1, XF 14mm.
 

One owl stealing the rat from another. Shot with Fuji X-E2 and Jupiter 37A (135mm f/3.5) Soviet MF lens, deep in the woods at 3am. Fuzziness is due to the fact that I've forgotten that my YN560-III flash has a maximum duration at the maximum power, and that duration is looong. 
 
…Yes, you can easily get a camera shake shooting action with the flash in a pitch black darkness.
 

 
Bonus shot: the winner. Hoot!
 

 
 

A new camera from Fuji, eh? 
 
Who said it's a mirrorless? TLR? Dashcam! Webcam?… Light field camera? Panoramic camera! Monorail? Uh… A stereo camera? ???

It's a way to save an image that is otherwise totally screwed by unintended high contrast. Works well in both color and B&W. Unfortunately, the fad of making this effect into particular photographer's branded "look" isn't over yet.

56 does a terrific job as a semi-macro, "ring" lens. Just add an extension tube 

It's just like a car. If you try to drive from a parking lot by switching to 4th gear and cranking up the radio volume, you gonna fail: without a motor running all of these manipulations are futile. Finally you start the motor, and there's a brief weird noise from under the hood, then suddenly everything goes dark and silent. But why?…

Here is one of my recent favs. X-T1 + Rokinon 12mm f/2
 

Midnight Breeze by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Colors Of The Night by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Moonlit pines. X-T1, XF14mm @ f/8, 15 minutes from the tripod.

Just a silhouette. X-T1, XF56mm, Velvia simulation.

Nothing Happens Unless First A Dream by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

How many AF lenses you had in the 70s? How many rolls of film that was capable of producing 300+ frames you had in the late 90s?
 
We're shooting too much.

You forgot to mention the most important part: Fuji will let you frame the shot and see what's going on way below light levels at which the naked eye goes into mysterious realm of "Can't See Shit Captain".

When X-T1 was first released, there's been a lot of whining about its locking ISO dial. My problem with this dial is totally opposite: I would like that damn button to lock not just ISO, but a drive mode dial as well. It gets knocked off way too often.
 
As a matter of fact, I won't mind if the X-T1 successor had a similar locking mechanism on a shutter speed/metering dial as well. The only dial on a top panel that should always remain unlocked is a compensation dial.

I would advise against using CA anywhere near the camera ports. However, a strip of glass or carbon cloth soaked in a good epoxy might be just what doctor ordered. Just cover the ports with masking tape and lightly grease the outer edges on camera side (don't forget to remove the grease later, before peeling the masking tape).

Hint:  start saving 

You're not going to get stellar results with adapted superteles, period. Just a bunch of expensive glass to lug around.
Do yourself a favor and get a mirror lens, such as Samyang 300/6.3 in Fuji X mount. It's lightweight and as sharp (if not sharper) as any adapted 400/5.6.
I do not recommend using anything longer than 300mm on APS-C cameras if you're not an expert shooter.

It totally depends on what kind of photography you're going to do with that 56mm. Horses for courses.
 
If you need a general use fast tele lens – go for the non-APD version.
If you mostly shoot portraits – definitely go for the APD.

#7 Collapsible lens hood would be nice.
#8 Ain't gonna happen.
#10 Jetpack. Everything will be so much better with a jetpack.