And if it's photos you care about rather than stylish toys, and you are OK with the volume and weight of the X-Pro, and you're on a budget, consider the Nikon D3200 - about the same size, a quarter the price, also a very good sensor at all but the highest ISO, accepts endless lenses, and the bugs worked out a long time ago.

Sharp lenses, a metal body, cool retro design -- a beautiful object that could potentially take beautiful shots

It will be a while before I can afford any Fujinon automatic lenses

Pic quality compared to x100 at low iso is almost the same, except than 50mm equiv lense is better than lense on x100 - center same sharpness, but edges are better3

But manual focussing my M lenses is fast and accurate

Yes, I wish there were wide angle lenses available for this camera

I love the lenses, the X-trans sensor, the OVF and the retro look and feel involved.

The lenses are excellent, and should be praised on a league of their own

it is a piece of Art specially with combination of 18-55mm lens will be very fast in focusing, buy an adapter and use your lovely old Nikon or Olympus or Contax lenses and it will be far better than Leica

Although the lenses are STELLAR, and render beautifully, I'd recommend waiting until the X-Pro 2 comes out, to be honest

All of the available lenses are world-class in both quality and precision

Sharp lenses, a metal body, cool retro design -- a beautiful object that could potentially take beautiful shots

I've decided to take a pass on any telephoto or zoom lenses for this camera, because IMO those lenses negate the attraction of a small, lightweight, discreet travel camera

Well, the lenses are superb.

And you are going to be restricted to Fuji's line of proprietary lenses, which are expensive

The excellent sensor and sharp lenses are sweet, but only in specific situations

Build quality was very good for the camera body while the lenses did not feel as solid

I just want a second X-Pro body (maybe the MkII due later this year) and a couple more of these razor sharp lenses

the Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM which is considered, by many, to be Canon's sharpest L prime lens

Compared to my micro 4/3 E-P2 (which I love dearly), I get cleaner photo's at ISO 3200 than I do with the E-P2 at ISO 800 -- same thing with my old Canon 50d

Compared to my micro 4/3 E-P2 (which I love dearly), I get cleaner photo's at ISO 3200 than I do with the E-P2 at ISO 800 -- same thing with my old Canon 50d