Lemi

Hello guys. I used to be a die hard Olympus shooter but recently tried Fuji and I became so addicted to it that used all my money I set apart for coming Olympus 300mm prime to purchase Fuji 16mm, 23mm and 55-200mm lenses in addition to my X-T10 with 18-55mm lens. I like to shoot with primes which I have for my Olympus OM-D E-M1 which are 24mm, 35mm, 50mm and 90mm (in 35mm equivalent) plus I like to shoot birds in flight so 50-200mm with TCs are there to help. My plan is to get 56mm f/1.2, 35mm f/1.4 (I hope an upgraded version) and coming 100-400mm telephoto. If the lens is good for my purpose and continues AF is fast enough to fallow a flying bird then I might end up selling all my Olympus stuff and concentrating only on Fuji.

Fuji is my third brand I've changed for years. Nikon, Olympus Micro Four Thirds and now Fuji. I still keep my Olympus OM-D E-M1 with all lenses but since I've tried Fuji I've got a feeling that I don't want to grab my beloved Olympus anymore. Honestly, it didn't come up like WOW factor right after I started to play with my X-T10. It came up much later when I mastered the Fuji and finally realized that Fuji doesn't have a lot of features presented in Olympus not because they were omitted but because they are not needed (for Fuji). Fuji is made for photographers who want fastest and simplest way to get to the common features. When I finally realized it I fell in love with the system. Of course, there are some quirks there and it's to be expected but overall this system is built for photographers of different needs and experiences to satisfy their demands.