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Which Fuji X cameras do you use?

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Which Fuji X cameras do you use?  

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  1. 1. Which Fuji X cameras do you use?

    • Fuji X-Pro1
      147
    • Fuji X-Pro2
      96
    • Fuji X-T1
      411
    • Fuji X-T10
      110
    • Fuji X-E1
      105
    • Fuji X-E2
      179
    • Fuji X-E2s
      14
    • Fuji X-A1
      17
    • Fuji X-A2
      3
    • Fuji X-M1
      32
    • Fuji X100
      49
    • Fuji X100s
      87
    • Fuji X100t
      105
    • Fuji X70
      12
    • Fuji X10 / X20 / X30
      60
    • Fuji X-S1
      15
    • Fuji XF1
      7
    • Fuji XQ1/XQ2
      10

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Hans5552
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After a life of GAS I now calmed down and I concentrate more on what I really want out of the photos I shoot. Doing this with the Xpro1 in manual mode got me much further then all the years I spend

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I feel my X-S1 doesn't seem to be very popular but I was fortunate to purchase a very late model with none of the inherent faults and love it to bits and still learning from it.  

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Me - at the moment  -  X-T1, X-T10, X-E2 converted to IR.   -  have had almost every Fuji camera since the X100. I really must stop. Changed from Nikon.

Wife - (contaminated by me, in the nicest possible way!)  -  X-T1, X-E2 converted to IR.  Changed from Sony.

11 lenses.+  100-400mm on pre-order.

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After a life of GAS I now calmed down and I concentrate more on what I really want out of the photos I shoot.

Doing this with the Xpro1 in manual mode got me much further then all the years I spend

in the company of Canon's and Nikon's which I used in aperture priority and af. 

The original lazy AF of the Xpro1 brought me manual focus, over time the cameras limitation took away my own.

I often use the back-button focus, check - fine focus manual and shoot. A great way of taking photographs if time

is available. If not I pre-focus f5.6 and snap.

When I invest now it's in prime glass and also very limited, I have to drive myself so far that the focal length becomes

a part of my brain. After 30years of good quality zoom lenses, my lazy eye still couldn't see the picture quite right

before I had put the camera to my eye.

This improved a lot with my prime babies, today I see photograph's where ever I go,

it's like i'm taking pictures all the time.

The photos I really take, show it and bring me that smile on my face !

As far as gas is concerned I'll buy a Xpro2 when the Xpro1 brakes down, when ever this will be. ;)

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I started with an X10 a few years ago. My daughter now uses it. This little camera brought back my joy in photography. Next was an X-M1. But I missed the Viewfinder, so I changed it to an X-E2. Lately upgradet to 4.00. Great! Loving this camera. An X100S is my take-away-machine. It's my diva. Love it as well.

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I also started with an X10 years ago and it's a great little camera with nice ergonomics and a wonderful lens. LR and Irridient Developer seem to be a better processing combination for its EXR RAW files then Apple's Aperture was and have given this camera new life.

 

When the X100S came out I succumbed to GAS (not the first or last time!) and it's probably my favorite camera: if I could only have one cam, this would be the one.

 

With all the super new cameras Fuji has released the price of a used X-E1 has dropped so low ... how could I resist? So: X-E1, a few legacy mount adaptors (M, LTM/L39), and a couple native Fujinon lenses.

 

And finally I thought the X70 was so cool I broke down and bought one. Still early days but my initial impressions are quite positive.

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Began with the X100 when it was first launched in 2011 (later replaced by the X100S) - and got the X-pro1 when that was launched in 2012. 

I prefer the window viewfinder - mostly use the OVF on both cameras (the viewfinder was initially my sole reason to buy in to the Fuji X-system).

I use the X-pro1 with the 18, 35 and 60 mm lenses. The original 35 mm has now been replaced by the F2 version. 

The X-pro2 is already preordered ;-) 

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I started with the X-E1, I loved it so much I bought the X100S too.  Last summer I traded in my X-E1 for the X-T10 and I will soon be the proud owner of the new Xpro2 as a preordered one and expect it to arrive by the end of the month.  I use the 18, 35 and 55-200, and will be getting the 35 F2 with my new camera.

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