Scott2508

An introduction as a new member. I used Canon for about 10 years untill I switched to Fuji  October 2014.I have never looked back. I live in South Wales UK.. I do miss the swiveling screen of my last Canon, my knees don't work so well these days but hey ho there's always a way around things. As for the Fuji XE2, well I just love the colours, the image quality and the viewfinder position, and the fact that Fuji keep updates coming. I have to say the Fuji has made me work at photography and I like that. What I don't like about it, well maybe the focusing could be a bit less hesitant sometimes and a faster continuous focusing would be a benifit. I shoot anything that takes my fancy. I am married which brings restriction, obviously, 2 children (son and daughter) and my son is many times a better photographer than I will ever be, but I give him a run for it sometimes.  To sum up:- one camera 2 lens', light weight and happy with life.

hello everyone, I'm Alessandro, a new member of the community.

Hello. My name is Kendra. I live in Kelowna, BC. I have been involved with photography for about 7 years, and enjoy getting out on long hikes with my camera. My old system was starting to wear me down (Nikon DSLR), so I decided to look for a new mirrorless alternative. I looked at the new Sony A7 line of cameras, but thought they were overpriced. I spent some time with a used Fuji X-A1, to see if I could get used to the way Fuji X cameras work.
 
I liked the way the X-A1 generally worked, but with no viewfinder, it was a bit of a pain to use. It worked well enough to convince me the Fuji X system was what I wanted to invest in. I just placed an order for a new Fuji X-E2 camera kit. It comes with everything I need to get started: body, XC 16-50mm and XC50-230mm lenses, an EF20 flash, vertical grip, spare battery, and leather case. It currently sells for just $1,200 (Canadian). It should arrive this week. 
 
i have been interested in street photography for a while now, but my Nikon D610 with 24-70mm lens was not exactly stealthy. My new Fuji camera will be a much better option, particularly once I get a XF23m f/1.4 lens to put on it. 
 
I look forward to connecting with people on this forum, and to learning how to get the most from my new equipment. Fuji products clearly have a lot of support, both from other Fuji X photographers and from Fuji itself. I note Fuji has just released a new version 4.00 firmware for the EX-2 camera, and I look forward to seeing what it adds.
 
 
 
 
 

This is pure speculation about something that will not occur. The X-Pro2 will have the dual purpose viewfinder. Without OVF it's not an X-Pro. I would not buy it.