X-Pro3

Part of the Fujifilm experience is its ergonomics. X-E5 has a little less of it than say the X-Tx series. I say a little less because what I'm referring to is access to knobs that bring you quickly to adjustibility for the exposure triangle. With an iPhone, as you see in that picture, it is trying t

I don't really have issues with fitting my small setup, it's more about the weight. If I'm going to be fairly static in one accommodation for majority of the trip then I might take a total of two lenses with me, but the APS-C camera body and small manual lenses is a pretty good combination that has

I’m a Leica M10 and Fujifilm X‑Pro3 user, and I don’t wear glasses. The X‑Pro3’s viewfinder is wider angled and everything looks farther away compared to the Leica M10’s viewfinder. It feels like you’re looking through a toy window. However, on the Leica, the 35mm framelines are hard for me to see u

I wouldn't hold my breath. I gotta say, I haven't been a fan of Fujifilm sensors as of late. X-Trans IV and V are too clinical for me, and I much prefered colors from the older ones. I'm sure it will have IBIS, probably not the new battery though. It will probably not have the dual magnification OVF

Get the X-Pro2 to avoid screen issues unless you just really like the X-Pro3. The 2 is a lovely little camera that struggles a bit in low light relative to more modern cameras, but it is still great. One thing to note for your buying journey is that Fujifilm shutter counts are not accurate at all. M

I don't have a Leica, however I shoot with a Fujifilm X-Pro2 + manual lenses, and the reasons are simple enough : the manual focus experience isn't a true rangefinder at all, but it's decently close with the "electronic rangefinder" thing (I know Leica purists will downvote me to oblivion, but in us

I know exactly what I'd be using: a Fujifilm X-Pro3 with the 14/2.8, 18/2, 35/1.4, 56/1.2, and 50-140. The X-Pro3 is my favorite non-M camera.

Yes, very similar to a digital M body, but much cheaper! :) Fujifilm bodies like the X-T5 or X-Pro3 (or older models) are also great choices for this.

I've been GR-curious as well. My ski camera is currently a Pentax K-3 mk III which is a bit on the chunky side but I love the pics and ergonomics. I often just bring the 40mm pancake (~60mm FF equivalent) and it's been pretty good for me. Or the 20-40mm zoom is pretty good and compact too. But I dre

I haven’t been fortunate to try the 100RF, but I ended up with the Q3 43, and I have to say, I’m surprised. What a camera… Funny enough, I had already seen your photos from Japan… love them! 🔥 Fujifilm has always been damn good when it comes to build quality. For example, I’d say their paint jobs ar