I love my X-Pro2 but I would not "upgrade" to the X-Pro3, I don't like the flippy screen and definitely not the way it has been implemented. I don't like the rubbery finish. The X-Pro was supposed to be the leading edge APS-C camera but clearly that is the X-T4 or possibly the X-H2 very soon. To me the X-Pro is the right size but has been forgotten. I really don't want an SLR anymore but to me the X-Pro3 misses the mark.
So has it been a success compared to the X-Pro2? I am wondering if the replacement will return to amore conventional X-Pro2 style format without the gimmicks.
A truly niche camera would be an X-Pro 4 that has no video features whatsoever, Zero
A state of the art stills only camera would be a surprisingly big winner in my view.
Why force folks like me to buy hybrids with so many camera models already.
Do something really different Fujifilm, Please. Non video users are a part of the market to that no
one is catering too.
menachem reacted to Paul Reading in Has the X-Pro3 been a success?