Great BW performance.

If you're coming from a heavy DSLR camera, you're gaining high ISO performance and a lot of weight advantage

want amazing high ISO performance particularly for landscape and portraits3

Besides, Fuji has improved the AF performance with firmware updates over the years and, really, the AF now ain't bad.

By going mirrorless, the X mount lenses are able to work with an extremely short flange-to-sensor distance (18 mm, same as Sony NEX E-mount), which allows for superior optical performance not possible when a mirror must be accommodated (Nikon DSLR has 47mm)

The high ISO performance of the sensor is remarkable, that and the depth of field were major factors in my ditching micro four thirds

So to buy or not?In my opinion, if you're coming from the best Micro Four Thirds camera, you're gaining high ISO performance, colour rendition and a huge step in image quality

I just picked up their 14mm prime and love the performance and build.3

High ISO performance is phenomenal.

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

On 14 June I placed the order for the "used-like new" body from Amazon Warehouse for $1274, as well as for the Fujinon XF 35mm "used-like new" lens from Amazon Warehouse for $533 and the XF 18mm lens "used-like new" for $521 (also from Amazon Warehouse).

It is without doubt the best APS-C or smaller camera available for travel, landscape, street and other similar activities

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