RSH-Photography

The X10 was the camera that introduced me to Fujifilm. At the time I was shooting with a Nikon DSLR and was looking for a smaller camera for everyday carrying around and for travel that produced quality images. I saw an ad for the X10, liked what I saw and bought one. It was a terrific little camera. I loved it. This image, taken at night, is from a trip to Italy several years ago and it shows, I think, the quality and dynamic range of the X-10's sensor. When the X-E1 came out, it replaced my Nikon.

What a beauty! Looks like it's in excellent condition.

Woman with tattoos. X-E3 with 18-55mm lens.

Jasmine. X-E3 with 18-55mm lens. Acros B&W conversion in Lightroom Classic.

Alex. X-E3 with XF18-55mm lens. Off-camera flash through umbrella.

Sarah. X-E3 with Fujinon XF18-55mm lens. B&W conversion in Lightroom.

Jasmine. X-E3 with Fujinon XF18-55mm lens.

I'm considering purchasing an X100v. I wonder how often X100 camera users make use of the optical viewfinder. I've had the X-E1, X-E2 and now X-E3 and have become used to the EVF. So I wonder how useful an optical viewfinder is?

I'm considering purchasing an X100v. I wonder how often X100 and X-Pro camera users make use of the optical viewfinder. I've had the X-E1, X-E2 and now X-E3 and have become used to the EVF. So I wonder how useful an optical viewfinder is?

I haven't actually seen this lens or handled it, but I wonder does this combination turn the X-E3 into anything like a pocketable camera? I have the 18-55mm lens but when I want to travel light, I mount the 27mm f2.8 lens and it does make the X-E3 fit into my pocket, but I miss the ability to go to a wider-angle..

I upgraded from an X-E2 to the X-E3. I miss the X-E2's pop-up flash -- I never used it much but it did occasionally come in handy. And its bounce feature separated it from other camera built-in flashes. I don't use the X-E3 touchscreen. And I sometimes wonder if the joy stick might turn out to be fragile and open to damage, but it hasn't happened. I'm satisfied with my upgrade purchase, but if I had it to do all over again, I might stay with the X-E2 and invest the money in another lens.

I use the wonderful 18-55mm zoom lens for 80 percent of my photography with my X-E3. But when I want to travel light, I mount the 27mm f2.8 pancake lens, which turns the X-E3 into a pocketable camera. But more than a few times when I'm using the 27mm, I've wished the X-E3 had the digital zoom of the X100f. Maybe Fujifilm would consider adding that feature in the next firmware update for the X-E3. That would mean I could compose shots with my 27mm lens at the (35mm equivalents) of 40mm, 56mm and 80mm lenses. The addition of a digital zoom function on the X-E3 would certainly be encouragement for me to buy another prime lens, like the 18mm lens (which would become a 27mm, 40mm and 54mm lens). Does this feature appeal to other Fuji shooters?

I see that Panasonic and Leica have new 1 inch sensor cameras, so I think there's still a market for an X-40. I'd certainly like to see one. Other than the upgraded sensor, I can't think of much that should change in this series except maybe extending the wide range to 24mm.

Welcome to Fujifilm. I came over from Nikon. I love the Fuji cameras (I've had a X-10, XE-1 and now X-E2) and the quality of the images. Sorry I can't be of help with your problem.

Exactly right.

Great images, well done in every way.

I spotted this on the MirrorlessRumors site: "Fuji: they will finally make a pause on the X camera front Some lenses will be released by end 2017 but we will probably have to wait til 2018 too see new X system cameras." Could this be true? Will there not be an X-E3? That would be a major disappointment for me as someone who invested with Fujifilm with an X-E1 and then an X-E2.

I would like, of course, the upgraded sensor and the digital-tele feature of the X100f -- I like to travel light with one lens, the 18mm or 27mm. I like my X-E2, so I don't seek a lot of changes in the body. On a style note, one thing I would like would be a faux optical viewfinder window on the front of the bottom. It would accentuate the X-E3's rangefinder heritage. For those of you who think that's a bit much, consider the X-20 for instance. It has a pentaprism-like hump so that it resembles a traditional SLR but of course it does not have a pentaprism. It's just a matter of style. I'd just like to see the same style consideration for the X-E3.

Any word yet on whether there will be an X-E3 and when?

The X100 line has always carried a silver version and, from what I read at various blogs, it is preferred to the black version because silver makes the camera look more like a traditional vintage film camera. I don't believe there's anything cheap about the silver version of the X100 series. I own a X100s and it looks great (and of course works great). I think a silver version of the X-Pro2 would have a style appeal to some photographers like myself.

Very clever! lol

Unfortunately, the graphite version costs hundreds of dollars more than the black X-Pro2. For other models, the price for silver and black is the same.

Why isn't there a silver version of the X-Pro2? Why wasn't there one for the X-Pro1? The X-T2, X-T20, X-E2 and X100F come in silver versions as well as black. Has anyone ever heard of a reason why not the X-Pro2?