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 It is indeed awesome.

Indeed... Just for comparison, here is how the Fuji catalogue looked like back in July 2012... much has been done in just three years ;)

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Rather impressive when you see them all at once like that.  Sure hope there is a silver X-Pro2 to go with that 35mm F2...  

 

The amount (and quality) of what is available in such a short time is impressive indeed. Just wish this was a picture of my own collection. :lol:

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For those who are interested, i skillfully  :lol:  ripped the full image from the PDF and you can get all (slightly upscaled) 24MP here:

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pv63zat81l9slp8/lenses_accessories_catalogue_2015_05_full.png?dl=0

 

The pdf compression is terrible, but it's the best i could get and you can read all the labels, and see the 100-400mm in all its detail.

Seems to have a focus limiter switch for either 5m to infinity, or its full range. But i guess that was probably no secret.

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