mdm

Unfortunately the "slow camera approach" is a privilege and this privilege is not for everyone. I still can not afford it due the banal and chronic lack of time. Loaded work week and a hectic weekend when I try to shoot as much as I only can...

And please no combined ss-iso dial to preserve body's dimensions. Front dial will do.

What color space did you set Adobe RGB or sRGB? Such artefacts might be seen on computer monitor screen if you use Adobe RGB.

Honestly I see nothing.

Tested my 23f2 at f16

No, there is no plastic.

I've tried my smartphone, not a big deal of a difference. So if you has 27f2.8 on your camera and want to shoot in a smartphone-way that's fine, new f2 series of lenses well it's ok as well, zoom or fast prime better no, long-tele... I'd like to see that clown. So, providing someone has light and heavy lenses would he(she) like everytime switch touch screen on and off and change the way of how you deal with your camera? Me not. What about you? It could be ok if this feature being activated just in playback mode but even in this case you have no joystick and that's a pity (or a silly thing and I call silly things BS).

Sarcasm or just opposing view?

X-T20's touch screen is a complete BS! It's a very bad Fuji's joke to use it instead of a joystick in a camera with a viewfinder.

18-55 is a travel lens. Keep it.

VAZ 2106 was my first car I bought back to 1997 just for $1500.... Hello Fuji ) I know Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear (ex ) is a big fan of these two...

GAZ 24 was the car I drove when I was in driving school. It's end of life for decades but still running

Good news! It means X-E3 will be cheaper&smaller without "modern" ss/iso dial.

For the price of 56f1.2 you may get 50f2 plus some other lens like 35f2 or 23f2 or 27f2.8

realy! )) on Fujirumor site someone said he can do that using touch-screen while looking trough EVF, that's why I'm asking.

still can not understand how should I change focus point while the camera is sticking to my face?

Ok, I see what you mean. But your should know what to search for to find that small non uniform area I'd never payed attention to. You could be doing really big prints to suffer from the issue.

Have never seen this effect on any of my images. Below is a handheld shot I made in a rather gloomy day. Don't know whether it's good or bad but it definitely free of "watercolour". untouched sooc jpeg is here - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0b2sNAslo3vTGtZUGRsbExyMHM Have a brief look through this type of my shots and they are more or less the same.

It's a strange feeling to watch someone going mad...

I believe when product's definition pages have the same structure it's simplify the search dramatically. If to look at pinned topic "Complete Overview over the available and upcoming Fuji X-Mount lenses" we can say that quincy is plain boring and repetitive. And yes, I knew I'd rather not to mentioned Ken R. here...

Well, you can check Ken Rockwell's site ( http://www.kenrockwell.com/fuji/index.htm#xf ) where he briefly summarize all tech for each lens including "sunstar" section of your interest. Ken claims that 56f1.2 is the best for sunstars.

Don't give it up...