Hennes8 Loc: Fairfax, VA

I have a Fuji XT-20 and love it. It does have a lot of bells and whistles but I still like the camera.

GrandmaG Loc: Flat Rock, MI

I was saddened to read your post. So sorry about your diagnosis.

radiojohn

"It could be that since it appears that a significant percentage of the membership in this forum are elderly and therefore less likely to embark upon change. " Yeah, I'm 71 and still using wet-plates.

digit-up Loc: Flushing, Michigan

I'm 72 & recently started wearing "WET PANTS" ..Just kidding, so far!!

Old Coot

For any one who is intetested, I have a small Fuji X M1 for sale .Looks like new for $150
Look in "for sale" secton this site

jonfrei

I own a Fuji X100F. I bought it almost as a lark, but I absolutely love it. It has caused me to use my Nikons & Sony less and less. I am seriously thinking about unloading all of my Nikon & Sony gear (Nikon D2X, D3200 & D810 with bunches of lenses & accessories, Sony RX100 Mk III) and going with the Fuji GFX50R.

bobforman Loc: Anacortes, Washington State

I use my Fuji FinePix S8200 as my knock-about camera. It's light and has taken many memorable photos.

Zario Loc: sacramento, CA

When I decided to get back into doing some photography I researched and looked into a lot of cameras and lenses now available. I shot only 35mm film 50 years ago and loved that experience. Digital made me very anxious.
After going to all the camera shops in and around Sacramento and holding dozens of cameras I went way over budget and sprung for a Fuji X-T3 6 months ago. Love it. Put a few Fuji cameras in your hands-rent a couple and shoot for a couple of days. I would trade mine for anything.
It came with a 18-55 “kit “ lens that is superb. Go look and feel them today.
Best of luck. You cannot go wrong.

leftj Loc: Texas

Yes, I have the X-T1 and the X-T2. I converted from Canon almost 2 years ago. They are great cameras however most new cameras are very good so it really comes down to what you enjoy shooting with.

fehutch Loc: gulfport, ms

Add my two cents here. Sold all my Sony gear, lenses included. Purchased an X-E3 with 23mm f:2 WR prime. Added a 12mm, a 50mm, and the 5-45 zoom for walk around. Love the set. Reminds me of and handles like the Leica M2 I lived with during the film days. Big pluses for me are the Fuji film simulations, Bluetooth transfer to Tablet and Phone, and the Q menu which some actually complain about. Can’t please everyone. But I am a fan for life. Looking at an X-T3 body next .

WarpedWeaver

Basically we Fujifilm XT users are a happy bunch and don't have a lot to complain about so you won't see as many posts from us on the cameras.

Oly Guy

I also love my Fugi Xe2 and x 30-they seem as close to Leica in sharpness but one needs to set them up to match Velvia in the settings to match the color of nikon and Canon-I feel-Even the 18 55 basic lens is great-all tFuji lenses are very spectacular-in my findings..

Ched49 Loc: Pittsburgh, Pa.

I don't know if your asking about the X-T series or Fuji cameras in general. I do know the X-T series cameras are made the way the way cameras are supposed to be made, all metal, even the dials are made out of metal.

ad8rr Loc: Jackson, Michigan

I have a Fuji X-t20 and an X-pro2. I sold off all of my Nikon equipment and moved completely to Fuji. The images quality is amazing. the film simulations are gorgeous. I shoot in RAW plus jpeg. In many, many cases, the out-of-camera jpegs are superior to RAW files many photographers edit and publish. As an old film photographer, I appreciate the ergonomics of the Fuji cameras, including their use of manual dials. The less I have to delve into menu systems, the better. I have been a photographer for many years, and have photographed more weddings and Senior Portraits than I care to remember using film cameras. After shooting with Fuji for the past 2 years, I love using them. Fuji lenses are tack sharp and modestly priced. Overall, I wouldn't shoot with anything else today. Fuji all the way. There are, of course, many detractors with many differing opinions, and they are certainly entitled to their personal and professional views. Those of us who are old enough to have used film professionally each had our personal favorite films, and it is no different with digital equipment. Use what works for you. Fuji meets my needs on many levels, and using the Fuji cameras brought a sense of joy back to my photography.

ButchS Loc: Spokane, WA

I allude to owning Fuji all the time. I own An X-T3, X-Pro2, X100S and an X-T10 (converted for IR). I have also owned, in the past, an X-Pro1, an X-E1, an X-E2, and an X-T1. I also own: 9 Fujinon XF lenses and 1 Fujinon XC lens.

I love the Fujifilm X Series system. The XF lenses are of top quality, all metal and glass. They are sharp, with good contrast, and very low aberrations. I love the camera’s unique film simulation and configurable grain emulation. Their image sensors have a unique pseudo-random Pixel pattern, that completely negates moire, without needing a low pass filter.

They have many innovations. What first attracted me to Fujifilm cameras, was the ability to select between an electronic viewfinder and optical viewfinder in the X100 and X-Pro series cameras.