This is not an auction site as you surely know.

If you want to auction them off, EBAY is your friend.

Irregardless, it's about time.

What's the shutter count?

I have a Nikon D3300 and have both of these lenses for it. You can't go wrong with either of them. I personally prefer the 18-200VR for it's extra reach. In terms of sharpness it's a tossup.

I have one and it's an excellent lens with excellent reviews. B&H has them for sale for around $650.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1001011-REG/sony_selp18105g_18_105mm_f_4_g_lens.html

Excellent post Cat. I bought the X-T2 with the kit lens a few years ago primarily because of the reputation and reviews on this forum and elsewhere. I agree with everything you said about these remarkable little cameras. I now spend a lot more time taking photos than spending hours in front of my computer trying to squeeze the last ounce of "perfection" from my RAW images. My Nikon and Sony are spending a lot more time on the shelf since buying the Fuji. And thanks for all of your comments on these fine little cameras over the years.

I also bought David Busch's guide when I bought my A6000. It is excellent. I read it straight thru the 1st time and have referred to it numerous times since then for help. It covers everything you will ever need to know about your A6000 and will answer all your questions about this fine little camera.

Excellent video. Thanks for posting it. The basic cockpit layout of the flight instruments is very similar to the flight instrument layout in the T-38 I trained in back in 1965-66.

Fuji X-T2 with Fuji 16-80 mm
Fuji X-T3 with Fuji 16-80 mm
Fuji X-T4 with Fuji 16-80 mm

Flip a coin!

What's the old adage....."If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

If it's too good to be true............you know the rest!

Caveat emptor. Let the Buyer Beware.

Two good rules to live by in today's marketplace.

I agree. I got tired of spending more time watching the commercials than watching the program. Finally switched it off and recorded the whole episode. Will watch it today by fast-forwarding through the commercials instead of wasting time watching them.

I'll save you the trouble:

"You have to change the SETUP > SAVE DATA SET-UP > FRAME NO. menu setting from CONTINUOUS to RENEW. If it's set to RENEW, then the numbering will reset to 0001 when you format the card or use a new one."

http://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t10/menu_setup/save_data_set-up/index.html

Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing them. Looking forward to more of your work.

Yes, go to the Fuji Forum. That issue is addressed fully there. There is a setting that fixes your problem in one-click. Sorry I can't recall the details. It's a "known glitch".