Ksocha Loc: Bethesda, MD

Offering my Fuji XT-2 with an MHG-XT-2 grip (original cost $109) and with everything that came in the original box (also included). The body is like new with the exception of two small (1/4") scratches on the rear screen, which is now protected by a new screen cover

I checked prices on KEH $729 and MPB $769-$804 (without the grip). I'm asking $695 and will pay shipping.

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ELSELS Loc: USA

Hello:

Do you have any Fuji X Mount lenses available?

Thanks for your time -

Have a nice day,

Ed

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Ksocha Loc: Bethesda, MD

No, I just purchased a used XH1, and will keep using the lenses. The H is surprisingly different to use. I miss the exposure compensation dial.

tcthome Loc: NJ

I'm thinking of getting into the Fuji x system, curious why switch to the XH1?

Ksocha Loc: Bethesda, MD

I received a XT-3 for Xmas from my wife. The XT-2 became my back-up. I tried an XH-1 and was surprised at how good it felt in my hand. I’m 6’5” and my hands are large and arthritic. The H has a much larger hand grip so I didn’t need to add one, has in-body stabilization, and is much quieter. On the Fuji forum someone was selling a three month old XT-H body at a good price so I jumped on it. He was also selling all his lenses, but not any I needed. Clearly I don’t need three.

Over the years I’ve tried many different brands, but the Fuji system and its excellent lenses just have a kind quality that hard to describe but which has won me over.

If you can live with the MFT sensor, the Olympus OM1 mark ii is an amazing bit of technology and worth a look.

If the XT3 had the in-body stabilization I might prefer it over the H.

You might join the Fuji Forum the fellow that sold me the H was great to deal with and is selling lenses as well.

tcthome Loc: NJ

Thanks

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

If you are considering a Fuji you should consider this camera, you won't be disappointed.