X-Pro3

Wow, congrats! I did almost the exact same thing a few months ago: getting rid of my beloved X-Pro3 because I was tired of it being almost a rangefinder to pick up an M10-P. Hope you like yours as well as I like mine!

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

I bought mine used in 2011. The mirror fell out in 2016, which Canon fixed free of charge. Imagine if Fujifilm would honor this on the X-Pro3 ribbon cable…maybe I would own one.

The Sony and Ricoh are not weather-sealed. I would suggest looking for a used Fujifilm X-Pro3 or X-Pro2; those cameras are so durable you could even hammer nails with them.

All 3 are not going to be able to track animal much if you go on tour in Africa. These 3 are all fixed lenses and they can only do so much from the given focal length. Secondly buying new Japan could be more expensive Third, Japan is great for second hands but great condition ones will not be THAT m