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My biggest request: assign 100% zoom for focus check function to focus lever push. Now it's on back dial push, which is pain to use.
Fix the parallax correction for 23mm f/1.4 on close distances. Now it's not even close to being accurate. Later I'll try to take a picture through OVF by phone to show this issue.
Make viewfinder overlay similar between OVF and EVF. Now histogram is in different corners between the two.
Speaking of histogram, why it's still disappearing after exposure metering?! Why, Fuji?
Make an option for automatic OVF focal range change upon changing lenses. Now, after switching from 35mm to 23mm lens you have to spend additional 2 seconds holding lever before you can even start composing.
Also mine is always underexposing. I keep comp dial at +2/3 all the time, which is not ideal.

My biggest request: assign 100% zoom for focus check function to focus lever push. Now it's on back dial push, which is pain to use.
Fix the parallax correction for 23mm f/1.4 on close distances. Now it's not even close to being accurate. Later I'll try to take a picture through OVF by phone to show this issue.
Make viewfinder overlay similar between OVF and EVF. Now histogram is in different corners between the two.
Speaking of histogram, why it's still disappearing after exposure metering?! Why, Fuji?
Make an option for automatic OVF focal range change upon changing lenses. Now, after switching from 35mm to 23mm lens you have to spend additional 2 seconds holding lever before you can even start composing.
Also mine is always underexposing. I keep comp dial at +2/3 all the time, which is not ideal.

Wider bracketing and post-metering histogram, please?

14,23,56
 
14 (21mm FF) - the widest focal length that still looks natural. For landscape, architecture, interiors
 
23 (35mm FF) - just the most versatile, beloved focal length. Feels like my natural view of the world.
 
56 (85mm FF) - the portrait lens that can still be used for totals, architecture elements.
 
All three fuji variants are excellent lenses (even if the sensor is not up to architecture photography)
 
Why not the "standard lens" 35 (50mm FF)? - Never understood why it is has been called standard. I could never relate to this focal length. For me it is too narrow for situational photography and too wide for portraits.