I recently added the X100F to my Fuji X-T2 (coming from Canon also.) I also looked at the X-T20 and the X-E3 since they are fairly comparable, and would allow me the use of my current list of X lenses. However, I chose to go with the fixed lens, as I wanted an option that would allow great shots, but not require me to bring a lot of kit with me. I tend to agonize over which lenses to bring on a trip, and then usually get bogged down carrying too much. I felt that this would force me to go light if I chose to *and* force me to learn to use my feet in composing photos. I actually look at the fixed lens as a plus, not a negative. The Fujifilm colors are just awesome, and I am finding that I am now shooting every day, as I can take the X100F with me almost everywhere I go. I think that the only way you will be able to decide is to rent one for a weekend and try it out. Hope this helps!

I have the X100F, and it is a great little camera and fun to shoot. My main camera is a Nikon Df and I also use a Nikon D7200. I bought the X100F to go along with those two DSLRs because I wanted a good little camera to have with me when a DSLR wasn't practical, and for street photography. I'm glad I have it.

It's always a little difficult switching between cameras, especially when they are different brands. Though once you get used to the X100F the first time, it doesn't take long to get up to speed again.

The fixed lens is not limiting for me. Obviously it's not going to do well in situations that call for a long lens, but for travel, street, landscape, etc. it is very good.

The only accessory that I think is a must have is the Match Technical - EP-2F Thumbs Up Grip for Fujifilm X100F. It mounts on the hot shoe and provides a solid spot for your thumb to give a firmer grip.
I have found the book Fujifilm X100F 101 X-Pert Tips by Rico Pfirstinger to be helpful familiarizing myself with the camera.
There are a couple of lens converters available. One converts the lens to a 50mm equivalent and the other to a 28mm equivalent. I don't have either one so I can't say anymore about them other than I wasn't interested in them.


Thank you!

I didn't get the leather case.

I think you will be very pleased with the camera.

I have the X100F, and it is a great little camera and fun to shoot. My main camera is a Nikon Df and I also use a Nikon D7200. I bought the X100F to go along with those two DSLRs because I wanted a good little camera to have with me when a DSLR wasn't practical, and for street photography. I'm glad I have it.

It's always a little difficult switching between cameras, especially when they are different brands. Though once you get used to the X100F the first time, it doesn't take long to get up to speed again.

The fixed lens is not limiting for me. Obviously it's not going to do well in situations that call for a long lens, but for travel, street, landscape, etc. it is very good.

The only accessory that I think is a must have is the Match Technical - EP-2F Thumbs Up Grip for Fujifilm X100F. It mounts on the hot shoe and provides a solid spot for your thumb to give a firmer grip.
I have found the book Fujifilm X100F 101 X-Pert Tips by Rico Pfirstinger to be helpful familiarizing myself with the camera.
There are a couple of lens converters available. One converts the lens to a 50mm equivalent and the other to a 28mm equivalent. I don't have either one so I can't say anymore about them other than I wasn't interested in them.

Thanks!

I didn't get the leather case.

I think you will be very pleased with the camera.

Im in the habit of looking at past posts to get more of a feel for the strangers I interact with, and I read through this one. Seeing the background shades of green and blue behind flower in the color version, as opposed to the virtually black background in the black and white version. So I wondered if those blue and green channels were lightened up in the conversion how it would look. I decided It was a good thing. My result on the flower seems almost identical to those in your bw. Just an idea.