Azimuth

I think seascapes belong in the landscape forum. No need for a separate forum.

I think seascapes belong in the landscape forum. No need for a separate forum.

I think seascapes belong in the landscape forum. No need for a separate forum.

A lens is only as good as the photos created with it.

In your shoes I would just keeping using the 14 and 23 and be happy.

don't sell a lens you love!

I would prefer them to go as small as possible, competing with the Panasonic LX100 and Sony RX100.
Not sure how that would succeed in the current market, though.

if I only had primes it would be 14, 35, 56 or 60

As others have said, its nice to have options.
 
It is perfectly feasible to leave the camera on AF-S or manual focus and shoot the same way you were shooting before 4.0 arrived.
 
Personally, I am lukewarm about the zone tracking, but really happy with continuous focusing that really works now and better functionality from the phase-detect points.

I would prefer them to go as small as possible, competing with the Panasonic LX100 and Sony RX100.
Not sure how that would succeed in the current market, though.

Went for a lunch walk, practiced with the 35mm 1.4 and 14mm 2.8
 
AF-C Wide Tracking is really amazing for tracking trams, cars, horses, etc. Spot on every frame with minimal effort.
 
The 3x3 zone AF-S focuses very quickly with the 35mm lens. This will probably be my default AF mode from now on.

Went for a lunch walk, practiced with the 35mm 1.4 and 14mm 2.8
 
AF-C Wide Tracking is really amazing for tracking trams, cars, horses, etc. Spot on every frame with minimal effort.
 
The 3x3 zone AF-S focuses very quickly with the 35mm lens. This will probably be my default AF mode from now on.

The 35mm does not pulse back and force anymore it just locks on!! amazing!!  The 23mm and 56mm are just as good as before. 

I could, but it probably won't install on my Pentax K-5ii. And since the thread says "I'll test it for you...."

Cronulla, NSW, Australia...(Classic Chrome profile/X-T1 w/ 35mm F1.4)
 

Near Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (XP-1 + XF 18-55mm + Jupiter 37A 135 mm)

"Champagne pool"/ Rotorua, New Zealand
 
 

Smells like teen spirit by sgt.floydpepper.hh, auf Flickr

Fuji X is great for landscape. Don't let all the megapixels guys fool you. I get very acceptable 20x30 prints from my XT-1 - such as this... with 18-55mm @ ISO 200.

Issyk-Kol lake, Kyrgyzstan: early morning (XP-1 + Jupiter 37A)
 

14 - 35 - 60
have them all - love them all, small yet stellar IQ!

Capetown// Blouberg Strand
 
Blouberg Strand by Mehrdad, auf Flickr