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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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Hi there,

 

X-T1, X-Pro1, X-E1

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To avoid GAS, I converted my X-E1 to Infrared, and gave it an active second live (see pictures).

Would it be possible to add a possibility to the list to choose IR-converted?
 
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X-T1 and X100T most time.

Reactivated the X-E2 with FW4 as my X-T1 backup.

Two X-Pro1 bodies. Old ladies - but love them.

Somewhere is a X-M1 around. Too cheap to sell.

And of course the great tiny X-Q2.

 

Waiting for the X-Pro2 and the other 24MP cameras to come.

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X100 , E-1, and just acquired PRO2

 

Love all my cameras. The PRO2 focusing is damn accurate and very fast. Love the colors too - they seems more solid & richer.  It was worth the price.

So far have only tried the 35mm/1.4 on the PRO2

56mm and 14mm are next.

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X-T1. By the end of the year I might change. If Fuji doesn't do a more exciting refurbishing job with the X-T2 - than they have actually done with the X-Pro2 and they also decided to abandon further all professional film like FP100C - what I really require for fine art purposes - I might even fully abandon Fujifilm.

 

Impossible to cope with 4 systems including 2 analog alive - I need to make a choice somehow and I might put the fancy but in fact a bit to expensive MILC-stuff aside.

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I now have an X-Pro 2 and an X100t, having just sold my X-T1 on EBay. But looking at my 2 cameras side by side, I'm wondering whether a smaller, more pocketable X70 might make a better pairing.

 

 

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