I just moved over completely to the Fuji system this year. It started innocently enough - I bought the XPro2 with the 23 mm f/2 as my second camera - a walking around camera with a 35mm equivalent lens (I also got the 35mm f/2, so I had my two most used full-frame equivalent prime focal lengths, 35...

In short, the Fujifilm X-T2 just didna€?t sit with me. All of it is of course just personal preference based on how I like my cameras. And the X-T2 is a great camera, truly fantastic. Its just that with expensive gear like this I get very, very picky. On cheaper cameras I would let it all slide.

If you will check your own adds, you will see that the fujifilm Xpro2 is only available for pre-order. I do have it on pre- order, but do not have any idea when I might get it. However my experience with fujifilm cameras and lenses has been most positive, I can't wait for the Xpro to be available.

Oh my god how I love this camera. It's lightening fast, silent and weighs next to nothing. I'm a wedding photographer using Nikon but I'm switching all my kit for this beauty. Love love love.

Having been hooked by the quality of the X100S lens and Fuji IQ, I wanted to taste Fuji's quality affordable all-metal lenses, and enjoy 24mp and eye detection. You can Google "Gorgeous Fuji color" to see why I like the pictures, although when it comes to the funky film simulations, the B&W ACROS...

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality; Screen size

My first camera coming from the EOS350D and EOS66 film camera. Having said that, I may not have had other cameras, but there was probably a good reason I skipped the whole DSLR peak. It was probably the size, and costs of that whole ecosystem of cameras.

Super camera; perfect for distant location––––especially teamed with the 18mm f2 [when can we expect the full frame version...]

Durable; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

Fantastic build quality, fantastic image quality, versatile raw files & camera that inspires you to shoot.

Fujifilm's X-Pro2 takes the beloved rangefinder-style body that launched the X-mount and makes a raft of significant upgrades. Some may have been gradually deployed on more recent models or with firmware updates, but there's also a lot that's genuinely new here, and it all adds up to a comfortably...

Superb image quality – best in class for APSC OOC; Innovative hybrid viewfinder; Broad array of embedded PDAF points for good CAF; Weatherproof construction; Dual memory card slots and AF joystick; Built-in Wifi with good smartphone control

Screen doesn't articulate and isn't touch-sensitive; Basic three frame AE bracketing; No 4k video and limited movie control; No USB charging in-camera; EV dial easily turned when removing from bag

In the five years since the introduction of Fujifilm's X-Pro1 , the mirrorless camera space has improved by leaps and bounds. The long-awaited X-Pro2 ($1,699, body only) takes everything that photographers love about its predecessor and improve upon it.

Quick focus and 8.2fps burst shooting; Large buffer; Unique hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder; Focus selection joystick; Film emulation modes; All-weather build; Dual SD slots; Wi-Fi

Optical viewfinder not well-suited for telephoto lenses; Fixed LCD doesn't support touch input; Video limited to 1080p; Omits built-in flash; Expensive