X-Pro3

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

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

The first question is “Why are you looking to buy a second camera?” What is it that you are missing now? If it’s portrait focal length then the 43 may help but it’s still relatively wide. For portraits fast focus is less important. AF is less critical (assuming your eyesight is ok). That said, the t