This serves to protect the screen as well.

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

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

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

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

I miss the flip screen though.

Having range finder style is way to go, if you are right eye dominant (most people), as your nose wont hit the screen and the EVF sensor will work perfectly.,And then there is the joystick for focusing points, which is soooo much better than the D-PAD on most of the other Fujis

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