I love Fuji colors and build, but this one should have had Flip screen, Swipe commands on touch screen are a pain as they do not always work first swipe

The camera seems to have a warmer color cast and the exposure seems a bit different.

I would take XE3 video over slog any day as I find the colors and highlight/shadow curves perfectly suitable for editing SOOC

Granted, much of that could be the lens, and the A7 is probably near the end of its product cycle, but the Zeiss is certainly no slouch and the fact that we can even compare results from a full frame sensor and an APS-C is really quite incredible

It is more versatile and is also constructed with high quality materials and produces good images

The image quality is superb and sometimes I think I like my images more from this camera than my X-T2

I bought the 35mm f2 originally and changed it out for the 27mm - the whole point was to have something as small as the X100s that is really portable with great image quality

It produces great image quality and the Fuji JPEG colors are

Amazing camera with great image quality, sell my Canon gear and transfer to Fujifilm.

And yet the X-E3 somehow works relatively quickly in the same operations

The X-E3 uses an off-set viewfinder, like a baby X-Pro and the X-T20 is essentially a baby X-T2.The harsh truth is, if you have even slightly larger than normal hands you WILL inadvertently push the Q button at precisely the wrong time at some point

And yet the X-E3 somehow works relatively quickly in the same operations

And yet the X-E3 somehow works relatively quickly in the same operations

The X-E3 uses an off-set viewfinder, like a baby X-Pro and the X-T20 is essentially a baby X-T2.The harsh truth is, if you have even slightly larger than normal hands you WILL inadvertently push the Q button at precisely the wrong time at some point

I thought the hybrid finder was really neat when I first used it but gradually ended up using the EVF all exclusively so as great as the X-

The X-E3 uses an off-set viewfinder, like a baby X-Pro and the X-T20 is essentially a baby X-T2.The harsh truth is, if you have even slightly larger than normal hands you WILL inadvertently push the Q button at precisely the wrong time at some point

The dials and buttons are easy to use and nicely fit for my hands (a woman, average sized) and I never get “shake” even in wind (though I currently only have one, small, lens), and it’s also a wonderful thing to have the touchscreen functions to use in tandem with the dials, making quick work of setting

I thought the hybrid finder was really neat when I first used it but gradually ended up using the EVF all exclusively so as great as the X-

I would have loved an ISO dial.

I can't believe the amount of great looking jpg

I love the small and sleek look of this camera, while it still has some weight (with the lens) giving you a feeling of good sturdy high quality product...if you attach a pancake lens (like the 27mm F2.8), you will have very small package, close to the 100F.Picture quality through the kit zoom lens is amazing

23mm f/2 on the other hand is not my favorite

Enjoying the 35mm 1.4

Tiltable screen isnt available on the X-E3 but thats something I can live with

I miss the flip screen though.

Fuji didn't do a fully articulating screen on their X-H1.

If the next Fuji camera after the X-H1 has IBIS and a fully articulating screen, they've got me.

I've gotten used to the fully articulating screen of the other mirrorless cameras I've used from Olympus & Panasonic.

I'm moving up from a Sony RX100V and wanted a compact interchangeable lens camera capable of producing outstanding

I have a Canon 5d iii, my favorite lens for that camera is the Sigma 50mm Art

I did some unscientific tests and found the lens soft at f2.8 and REALLY soft at f2

For the short time this camera worked it was very very good (using the included 23 mm F/2 lens)

Unfortunately the camera had a serious fault, in that the lens locking pin failed and so attempting to fit a new lens was impossible (we fitted and removed the supplied prime lens to take test shots) and it is not possible to take shots when the locking pins fails to engage.

as I wanted a faster-focusing camera that could also use my fujinon lenses

I have not found the focus speed an improvement over previous models and it's painful to wait for the camera turn back on

All other features are welcome, but they do not change much of my experience with this amazing little/ light camera (always coupled with the mighty 35 f/1.4 XF)

I had found focusing peaking a bit difficult in certain situations with a color LCD / Viewfinder, namely due to a lack of contrast where the focus peaking color is the same as the subject e.g red focus peaking on a red fire truck, or where there's just no contrast at the point of focus at all

The Focusing was supposedly improved, but in my experience the focusing seems less accurate and hunts more in low light compared to my older model.

I bought the 35mm f2 originally and changed it out for the 27mm - the whole point was to have something as small as the X100s that is really portable with great image quality

n’t have to miss the right cloud over a sunset or the perfect moment on someone’s face

Amazing camera with great image quality, sell my Canon gear and transfer to Fujifilm.

I came from Canon as well as the Micro 4/3 world, and truly believe Fuji X cameras are top/pro quality

I thought the hybrid finder was really neat when I first used it but gradually ended up using the EVF all exclusively so as great as the X-

n’t have to miss the right cloud over a sunset or the perfect moment on someone’s face

The camera is ergonomically excellent and all the controls well placed

Granted, much of that could be the lens, and the A7 is probably near the end of its product cycle, but the Zeiss is certainly no slouch and the fact that we can even compare results from a full frame sensor and an APS-C is really quite incredible

Too many compromises and poor quality control