X-S10

You got the right one, pard! I started with an X-S10 and 70-300, then moved up to the X-H2S / XF150-600. I loved the results. Then two things happened. Fujifilm screwed up autofocus with their endless firmware updates, and I picked up my photo rig "wrong" and severely sprained my wrist...like I coul

Well, that's a bit more than I had, but...you could keep the rest of your Fujifilm kit and still go with the OM-1/100-400, as that's the heaviest stuff (although the AF on the X-S10 is not great either frankly). I use the 60mm macro as it's the best focal length for what I do (flowers, mushrooms, in

When you say f1.4 you mean using them wide open? With the infamously bad Fujifilm autofocus I find it very difficult to shoot that open (x-s10).

(1) On those images, the shutter speed seems pretty low. If you want tack sharp images, it probably has to be higher (at least 1/500, probably more 1/800 or 1/1000). If those were supposed to be panning shots, those are difficult and take a lot of practice. The subject typically will never be 100% t

AF performance is my only grief with Fujifilm. I believe that the X-S10 has a similar performance to the X100V. Action shots with the kids are very difficult and I have to throw away a lot of pictures when I do them... But I do get nice pictures of my kids.