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Update 12/2018: Which Fuji X cameras do you use?

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Which Fuji X cameras do you use? Update 12-2018  

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

    • Fuji X-H1
      113
    • Fuji X-T1
      139
    • Fuji X-T2
      258
    • Fuji X-T3
      211
    • Fuji X-T10
      37
    • Fuji X-T20
      91
    • Fuji X-T100
      20
    • Fuji X-Pro1
      68
    • Fuji X-Pro2
      128
    • Fuji X-E1
      55
    • Fuji X-E2 / E2s
      74
    • Fuji X-E3
      75
    • Fuji X-A1 / A2 / A3 / A5
      10
    • Fuji X-M1
      9
    • Fuji X100
      29
    • Fuji X100S
      35
    • Fuji X100T
      32
    • Fuji X100F
      103
    • Fuji X70
      20
    • Fuji X10 / X20 / X30
      35
    • Fuji XF10
      11
    • Fuji GFX 50S
      13
    • Fuji GFX 50R
      16

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AndyH44
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Had 3 X-T1s, now down to 1.  Favorite for handling. X-T20 has most all the right features (missing WR). X-E3 is perfect for travel.

ichabodmorgan
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I think the second x100t should be a x100f?

Olmbridge
Olmbridge

Eh... why is X100 F missing?

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I use my X-T2 mainly when we are travelling during the holidays  with our motorcycle. It takes less space in our top case than our DSLR's with their heavy lenses and can shoot RAF. I also like to use the X-T2 for street photography. For other photography I like to use a DSLR (other brand than Fujifilm).

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I've recently returned to using cameras with the 16MP X-Trans II sensor, as I find it easier to make rich black and white conversions (using SilverEfex or Alien Skin) with that generation than the 24MP X-Trans III generation. Are there others who find the same? If so, how does the latest sensor in the X-T3 compare?

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Purchased an X-Pro2 Graphite with the 23 mm lens, then bought a mint condition used 18mm earlier this year.  We are going on a big trip next year, so I'm considering another lens to also bring on the trip.  (Maybe 55-140 or 55-200 or 16-55?  It's hard to decide). But I'm very happy with the X-Pro2 and the lenses I have so far.

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I've had the X10, X20, and now the X30, and have loved them all. I was disappointed that Fuji discontinued the series, as I was very much looking forward to an X40. I will probably upgrade to an X-T30 when it shows up, combined with the 18-55 zoom.

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I have owned X-E1, X-E2, X-E3, X-T1, X-T10, X100S, X-100T  - no longer own any of them.

I bought an X-H1, but returned it because it just didn't "feel right" and maybe just didn't "look right" either.

Now own X-100F, X-T2 and (a wonderful!) X-T3 and I couldn't be happier

 

 

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Have (1) X-T1 and (1) X-T2..  Always use X-T2 and hang on to the X-T1 in case I have a need for backup and because the market price for the X-T1 isn't enough to justify giving it away. It's just to good of a camera for that. Thinking about X-T3 but waiting on a couple of friends who have them and want to see if there is enough difference to justify buying one. 

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 Still have an X10 X20 and X30 

as well as an XE2 with 18-55 and 50 -230

 

I use the X30 rather more than the XE2 as it if far easier to carry and in a majority of situations is absolutely "Good enough"

The X10 is interesting in that it has a very different sensor. and the X20 completes the set.

I would have liked to have seen Fuji progress to an X40.

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Ik zou graag mijn xt1 vervangen, en ook mijn camcorder. Foto's en filmen met 1 toestel. Wanneer komt de XH2 op de markt? Ik zou graag mijn xt1 vervangen, en ook mijn camcorder. Foto's en filmen met 1 toestel. Wanneer komt de XH2 op de markt? 

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