Agreed. Have gone through so many cameras and always end up back to this one for some reason. The colors from this sensor seem so much nicer and easier to work with compared to their newer ones for some reason
XE4 any day: smaller, cheaper, screen flips more than x100V, ICL, latest software and in camera processing, etc etc ... could do with 1 or 2 more buttons, sure, but I don't miss em. I can focus more on the scene. It's more flexible than x100V, more tunable than xpro2, better screen than xpro3 + smaller and cheaper than either... Nough said!
I have an XPro2 and LOVE it for travel and everyday work. I'm a professional photographer, and when I can, I use it for gigs cause the images hold up really well. Thanks for the video.
I was looking for a X100V but the cost was so unreal, so i decide buy Xpro2 and i love it its really fun to use and look elegant and minimalist i just fall in love.
I bought mine brand new back in 2020 during the pandemic. (Would have had it sooner but the camera store it was at was closed during covid) It's a camera I wanted for a long time. I call it the blue-collar man's Leica. I love to shoot street photography with it. I shoot my Nikon manual lens on it using Focus Peaking with a Nikon to fuji mount adapter. I'm so glad I got mine when I did.
I’ve got an X-T4, which is a great upgrade from X-T10, but now I keep dreaming on an X-PRO2 and I think this may have tipped me over the edge, thanks! Great review.
I have the X-T5 as recently added an X-E1 for the kids to use - I enjoyed its 'analogue' feel so much I got sucked into buying the X-Pro 2 - and wow, I'm so glad I did. I am picking the X-Pro 2 up more than the X-T5, as it's perfect for the everyday social environment. Teamed with a wide prime, it's great on a day out. Often I team it with the 23mm f2 you had, or even better, my pancake Fuji 27mm WR, and it's super inconspicuous. I've even occasionally used my Helios 44-2, and it takes such warm photos. I agree; the X-Pro 2 is an absolute blinder of a camera-I think I'd let my X-T5 go before the X-Pro 2.
I wholeheartedly agree. It’s all subjective, but an X-Pro2 with a Fujicron/27mm pancake is such a great combo for throwing in the bag when you’re out doing non-photography things, and want to keep something with you, just in case. It’s just that bit more compact and lightweight than a Leica M, but still feels solid, substantial and well balanced. In comparison, the X-Pro3 is handy for waist-level shooting and is marginally snappier, but it can sometimes be infuriating to use and the OVF magnification is a definite downgrade. X-Pro1 gives superb results, but it felt a little ponderous in 2012, and hasn’t improved (autofocus, buffering and navigating are glacial compared the X-Pro3). X-Pro2 is just Goldilocks.
Love my X Pro 2 honestly, mines all beat up but I hope it remains with me for many more years to come. I feel like the 2 is extremely underrated. At least when it comes to content made about it. People usually talk and praise de 1 and 3 but im glad to see the 2 getting the love it deserves
X-Pro1 for me… punches way above its weight. I don’t use film sims, and use it very much like my Leica M9 and treat them like film cameras with added digital convenience. I pretty much use the 18mm f2 all the time with it, but adapting my Leica glass works really well with that older sensor. My X-Pro1 is getting fairly battered now, so an upgrade is on the cards, and the X-Pro2 is the way to go for the reasons you mentioned regarding the viewfinder.
Your portraits really shine in this video. The Xpro 2 is an awesome machine, really enjoyed using it while I borrowed it. I think the GFX series is still one of my favorites from fuji due to the resolution and unique look, not a fan of the speed.
My entry to the Fujifilm system was when I got a good deal on a secondhand X100F just after it was released (some people just have far too much money). I currently own 4 Fujifilm cameras and too many lenses. Even after buying or borrowing and reselling most of the older fujifilm cameras the one I will run out of the door in a fire with is the X100V. I have owned it from the day it was released and for me the camera is perfect. Overhyped for sure because it is not a camera for everyone but it is the one I choose.
My absolutely favorit is the X-T 3! Enough pixels, good enough af for me, great viewfinder and display - great for high fomat portraits and i love the handling and design! I don ´t need more than this! CU Wolf
I bought the Pro 1, when the Pro 2 was issued. It was a grey market camera, new for $500. I bought it to see if Fuji was as good as people said. I used it for a short time and then bought the Pro 2. I also own the XT20 and while they each have the same sensor and processor the Pro seems to operate faster. Now I am a senior having photographed for more than 60 years. I was having trouble with eye strain using a EVF so felt the view finder on the Pro would work for me and it did. I now have had surgery for cataracts and now have 20/20 vision I still think the Pro 2 is the best camera I have ever owned.
I love my xpro2. But I gotta say, for daily walk about, I sort of prefer the xpro1 with an old 23mm f1.4r (gen 1). That seems to be my walk about. I honestly like that trans sensor more than the xpro2's trans3.
You're absolutely correct about attaching the f2 primes like the 35mm over the x100 bodies. I have both and for whatever reason the images that come out of the xpro2 look much better than the x100. My only niggle with the xpro2 is its weight, especially when you start adding larger glass.
I moved from being a lifetime Pentax user to the X-S10/16-80mm to start, and have to say the X-S20 is looking like an amazing camera for the money. Still no weather sealing on the X-S line which the X-Pro has ... I stil do prefer the dynamic range and results I got with the Pentax K3/K5iis/Ks2/K30/K-etc etc, but here in Canada Pentax had poor customer service when I needed them, so FujiFilm was the logical closest choice. I also have an like new X100s with the 28mm attachment and a nice leather case from ebay which is a fun camera to shoot with which I acquired for 640 euro. Guess I am a FujiFilm user now, maybe look into an X-Pro2 :)
Yep - definitely their best so far! I've thought about selling it any number of times, but am so glad I haven't. Whenever I pick it up I realise what a fantastic example of photographic hardware it is. Perfect weight, perfect with small primes, excellent ergonomics - it just feels so right and more than enough for the way I shoot.
the biggest problem I have with the X-Pro 2 is the price. I mean sure, the hybrid viewfinder is a very neat feature, but you can't use all lenses with it, it's a bit less accurate than the EVF, and on top of that it's not really usable if you want to use some lenses, either super wide or super long, you will have to switch to the EVF at some point. And then enters the X-T2. Dual tilt screen, more acessible controls, still vintage looking, dual UHS-II cards (instead of 1 UHS-II and one UHS-I), 4K video (that the Pro 2 lacks), vertical grip option, access to F-Log in video, overall better button layout (easier to back button focus on it)... ... and it's MUCH cheaper. I'd love to have the X-Pro 2, but I can't justify spending 800€ on one when you can get an X-T2 for 400. It really feels like you pay a LOT (twice!) for that hybrid viewfinder considering the things you loose on the side as well. Cool concept, but man the price makes it not that great of a value to me. (I'd definitely love to have one though. But hey, I'd love to have a Leica M10 monochrom as well)
I did say towards the end that the XT cameras can be had for less money and are essentially better in every way! But they definitely don’t inspire me to take photos!
I could not agree more. The X-Pro 2 is a fantastic camera, especially paired with any of the "Fujicron" 2.0 lenses. I looked at the X-Pro 3 and ruled it out due to elimination the dual range magnification of the viewfinder the X-Pro2 had when used in the optical viewfinder mode. And while the concept of hiding the main LCD screen (to discourage chimping) is a good one, the execution of that concept absolutely sucks. I also liked that my X-Pro 2 has the same button layout as my X100f, the reason being that my muscle memory makes both cameras operate in the same efficient manor. The concept of useful muscle memory seems to elude the Fuji designers who are constantly changing button locations with each newer model.
I agree with the X=Pro 2. I acquired around six fuji bodies over the years and the Pro 2 is one I will never part with for all the reasons you mentioned. Fujifilm Did get everything right in this camera at the time it was released.
We can extract best value / dollar per each fuji generation, I would say: 1 gen: X-E1 2 gen: X-E2 3 gen: X-T20 4 gen: X-S10 5 gen: in progress Best overall would be X-T20 - that's unbeatable fuji gem for a price with, but my favorite stays X-E2/X-E2S enjoying it with vintage glass.
I love the X Pro-2, as well as the 1 & 3. They feel great, look stunning BUT! I wear glasses to shoot and the view finder is just too small. Result, I'm using the EVF not the OVF and the XT line has a better EVF. If I wasn't short sighted, I'd be X Pro 2 all the way.
Nice video. I'd like to know what lens you use to make the swan portrait at 4:51, and the one at 4:26. Like both of this pictures. Thx again for the video
2023 is kinda special, since new hype is opening up sales to new ppl getting into photography.. taking the next step after using a phone. The best camera for 2023 is any nicely depreciated model from the last 5 to 10 years. It’s all about the glass, and the light and the interpretation. Sensor technology from a decade ago is fine. Depends what you are shooting I guess, but for most ppl looking to take “better photos” than their iPhone, then any camera body will do.
Yep I too love my X-Pro 2 - mine is long in the tooth but it dots all the Is and crosses all the Ts. I was really disappointed that Fijifilm dropped the X-Pro line. I think the rear screen system on the X-Pro 3 was a problem, II was hoping they would issue an X-Pro 4 going back to the fixed screen add IBUs and a new sensor. A bigger battery would have been nice but as I don't shoot video (much) I feel that it is not necessary.
I upgraded from X-PRO1 to X-PRO2 the day it was launched. I loved the X-PRO1 concept but the camera was so slow whatever you did. So X-PRO2 was a huge leap forward. I was prepared to upgrade to X-PRO3 but when I started to read Fuji rumors about what would be upgraded I and all the bullshit about Chimping and the floppy screen and more I understood that I better kept my X-PRO2 and had to wait for a X-PRO4. X-PRO2 is my walk around camera and hs since 2016 delivered nicely. I have also always had a X-T/X-H camera of the latest model as well for other types of photography.
Fujifilm never fails in the overall look of their cameras. They are so pleasing to look at. Recently, there is a rumor going around the internet that Fujifilm is going to release a “very small digital camera” this month. I really hope that it is the X80.
Well reasoned premise, Goughie. To each his own. Have you kept up with firmware updates for this camera? BTW, read where Fuji is selling embroidered patches, each having “film simulation” graphics, for different sims. Patches are 2” squares and cost $9.99 (US) each, being sold at Fuji web site. Will you be buying any? (Might make for a good vid, maybe a short.) Perhaps camera model patches will be next. Cheers!
I've been a camera buff since inheriting a Kodak Brownie off my Aunt in the 70's and sure I've gone through every brand over the decades. My fave ? Fuji....absolutely the best colours and fun for your money to the extent I've just given away all my Canon gear to a relative so I've an excuse to buy my next Fuji 😁
Always remember, when buying an old used camera, update the software. The X-Pro 2 is simply a different camera after all the updates. It's on version 5.xx, five firmware updates.
Great video! Totally agree with you. The X-T3 is another bargain camera, particularly if you want the larger EVF. Not as pretty admittedly, but compared to a lot of cameras is still quite a looker.
Awesome video :) For me it's the X-E1. Love the tiny, light body with just enough controls to suit my needs. Plus the image quality is glorious. Bought an X-Pro2 to replace it but the Pro never quite hit the same mark. It was a little too big and the hybrid viewfinder was more of an annoyance than a benefit. I also shoot mostly vintage glass and I found the X-E1's peaking more useful (not a common opinion from what I see in forums and comments). Traded the Pro2 for an X-H1 which I didn't really jive with either. I traded back to the X-Pro2, loved it for a while, then went back to the X-E1. Traded the Pro2 for a X-H1 again, and am sticking with the H1 this time, lol. Love Fuji and the fact they have so many body styles wrapped around their amazing sensors. Something for everyone to be found in their lineup. Excited for your next vid!!
Bought the E1 for its sensor but what is happening is that I take it with me more than the Pro2. Only miss the electrical shutter and some film simulation. Love both though
@@skrach37 I don't think I ever used the electronic shutter on the Pro2, but I can see it being useful to have. I do wish they'd add more film simulations to the older models but I get why they don't. Luckily I shoot in monochrome or the Pro Neg sims on all my Fujis most of the time so it's a non-issue :D
I am going to say the Fujifilm GFX-100II, for a variety of reasons. Firstly, the least important thing is I like the look of the camera, I think the two tone colour looks good, the grip material looks nice and I like a more traditional SLR style body. Ergonomically, the camera is really nice. It feels good in the hand, I like that it doesn't have a flip screen (which I hate on the X-H2). I am not that bothered by having dials (the only reason my old X-H1 isn't my favourite Fujifilm camera). AF works really well, the sensor is really good, it has good stabilisation. Basically, there is nothing bad I can say about the GFX100 II. Which is why I think it is Fujifilm's best camera. I do have to give a special mention to the X-E1. The X-E1 is not a great camera but put a manual lens on the camera and it becomes so much fun.
Nice video…Well Fuji is Fuji, most their cameras are great! I own the XT2 converted for IR (720nm), the XT4, X100V and the GFX 50Sii. I did own the XPro1 and sold it a few years ago…however I do miss it! I may look into the XPro2 based on this video. You take great pictures and enjoy your videos…thanks for sharing. Be safe… Cheers..
Can't disagree with your choice. Went to a launch event hosted by Ffordes at a local distillery and got to play with it and the 35mm f2. Love at first sight, and I've still got it now. The scariest thing is that it's been out SIX YEARS! Seems like yesterday. Having said that, if I really want to go ultralight and compact, I still reach for my X-E2 and the XC15-45.
Fantastic video Goughie! The captures you make are awesome as always. Those colors (colours) of xpro2 with your presets are perfect. I could say you passed GAS XD I was already looking up that camera, and after your overview, it clicks alot with me. XPro3 looks great, but the bulk and not having as great viewfinder never got my attention. The older and yet more versatile xpro2 checks plenty of boxes for me. If Fuji doesn't announce a new pocketable (ricoh gr style) camera, or serious upgrade to X100 line next year, I might look into getting the xpro2 as well. For now, X100V is my go to favorite camera. Based on experience you had with your girlfriend, I'll keep my X100V hidden from my wife XD Cheers mate!
I agree wholeheartedly. The x-pro2 is the perfect camera - for me at least. It does everything I want a camera to do in a way that I want it to do it. It feels incredible in hand and produces images exactly how I want them; especially when combined with the outstanding "Fujicron" f2 lenses. What more could I ask for. I hope Fuji have the good sense to bring out an x-pro4 to keep the line evolving but, to be honest, I can't ever imagine giving up the x-pro2.
I had the x-pro 3 for awhile, but I sold it bc of the hybrid viewfinder. I use Leica m-mount lens on my cameras, and the hybrid manual focus is very bad. A small portion of the lcd pops up on the right bottom in the ovf, and is impossible to focus using it. If you use the ever, the color is incorrect and is not bright making it hard to see. I think the body should be smaller for what it is. I also had the x-pro 2, but did not use it much for the same problems (hybrid viewfinder). I rather just use the x-e4, but it’s so hard to get with price that does not make any sense. I’m happy with my Sony a7c with m-mount lenses.
My latest Fujifilm camera is actually the GX680 III which I got for around £850 with three lenses. A steal IMO. I also have the X-Pro1 with just one lens (18-55). I definitely compose better with two eyes on the groundglass (or rear screen) than using reflex, EVFs og rangefinder style viewfinders. Fujifilm's jpegs are really good, also for B&W. Thx for your nice shots and talk. Cheers!
The X100F I once owned made me go out and take photos more than my Nikon Z6ii I currently own. Strange given the restrictions of a fixed lens camera and smaller sensor. It's not the size difference of the camera body or the weight. Size and weight doesn't bother me. Something else. Aesthetics I think. After selling the X100F I regretted it and was tempted to buy the X100V but for the lack of IBIS which I really like now, and the flip down only screen. Thought I might wait for the X100vi or whatever they will cal it. But I LOVE the form factor of the XPro series and I think that alone would get me out shooting. Silly when you think about it logically but when was the spirit that moves us ever subject to human logic? If it was we'd all be very boring.
imho: for an apsc camera this camera simply is tooooo big... it could easily sport an full frame sensor with much more pixels - as state of the art in 2023...
Unfortunately current ebay prices in the US have been $900-1200 and with fuji rumors I believe saying two more cameras were supposed to be announced this year thats a bit too much of a gamble.
@@Goughie Xpro 1 2012, 2 was 2016 , 3 was 2019 in other words we are right up on when Fuji should be saying something. Xe4 is discontinued but too new and x100v is selling too much to replace .
I've very curious to see what Fuji does with the X-Pro 4. The x100v was my entry into Fujifilm and it's the perfect everyday camera for me but I do really want to try out recipes with longer focal lengths
I was just waiting for that video. Thank u for spotting that cameras . It’s so bad that Fuji have made some mistake with the xpro3…. Hope better luck with the xpro4 if they will made it . Thank u again
Great vid. Did I see Blenheim palace in passing? For me, my soft spot is the XT2, even though I now have the XT4. The XPro2 is in many ways a great camera, but the lack of a tilt screen is a dealbreaker for me.
I actually own a X-E4 and a GRIIIx. However, even liking them both quite a lot, one thing bothers me. None is weather sealed. I’m travelling to Iceland and such feature could be really needed. My question is: do you think it would worth changing my X-E4 to an X-Pro2 (or any other Fuji model)? I have a 23mm f/2 and a 35mm f/1.4 (not WR, I know) which I want to keep using. I’m not thinking about any X-T or X-H models as, first I want to keep it very portable and second, I barely do video. Thanks a lot for your advice!
Glad you got rid of the X-Pro3; that ribbon connector got me. I basically gave up on Fuji for a couple years because of all the issues I had with that specific camera. I’m back with an X-T5 now, because my entry to Fuji was the X-T2 which was just a fantastic gem of a camera.
Great video. I agree - I have an X-Pro2 and plan on keeping it forever. Love the F2 lenses that Fuji has for it. It's a great travel camera - not too large and a joy to use.
how in the hell did you get such a killer deal on what looks like a pristine xpro2?! with the discontinuance of the xpro3 a while back, the used market for both the xp2 and xp3 have sky rocketed recently. absolutely INSANE you got that setup for 650pounds. My lord! If I could find deals like that all the time, i'd be filling my tank up weekly with GAS because yeah you know GAS~!
I moved from an X-Pro2 to an X-Pro3. I actually love the design of the X-Pro3 backscreen. No other camera is as fast to get a waist level finder and then hide the damn thing. I *hate* with other cameras (including X-Pro2) how the screen is in my face, and to turn it off I have to clunkily cycle the view mode (there's no simple toggle). Therefore I'm just way faster with the X-Pro3. That said, I actually think the X-Pro2 has slightly better image quality. Color noise on the 3 is worse than the 2, and the noise pattern of the 2 is just more beautiful in general. As for the OVF I'm of two minds. Provided you're not using anything wider than 23mm, I find the massively much larger OVF of the X-Pro3 to be better (esp. with me wearing glasses), but not being able to see the framelines of the XF18mm is a bit frustrating. My perfect camera would be a combination of the X-Pro2 and X-Pro3. They're both great cameras!
My xpro2 is still my most used camera and best Fuji I’ve ever owned (X10, xpro1, xt20, x100v and GFX50R - all had their their strengths but the Xpro2 gets my vote!)
Glad you like your new X-Pro2. All the more recent FujiFilm options will give you a very good photography experience, just find the camera body that suits you best. A little bit of critique here: I noticed that several youtubers seem to align on the X-Pro2 being the camera to have recently. Not sure what to think of that. Kind of: X-Pro2 is the new X100V (since unobtainium). You read it here first. ;-)
if you're questioning if I've been paid in anyway to promote the X-Pro2 then that isn't the case, if anyone has provided anything for a video I make it very clear at the start!
@@Goughie nothing of that sort, mate. Cannot imagine why anyone would pay you for that . Who would gain from that. MPB maybe. I really appreciate your work here and wasn't trying to suggest a paid video. I was just noticing a larger interest in older Fujifilm cameras and was wondering if there is either a new trend or if people seem to have the same idea at the same time. Sorry if my comment came across the wrong way.
@@robertbreining ahh! I think critique threw me a little! 😂 I think people in general are starting to realise that new cameras often don’t really offer anything new! And with so few new Fuji camera to look at everyone’s looking back and remembering the cameras they loved in the recent past!
@@Goughie Cheers, Goughie. I also think so lately. I just wished I noticed FujiFilm earlier, but just got into the system 2 1/2 years ago. Personally, as I only do JPG I appreciated the newer Trans IV options and opted for the X-Pro3. Actually love the hidden screen (do the same on my X-T4) and 99% of the time use the EVF to get the image right in terms of exposure, framing, etc (no post). Anyway, sorry for the confusion. Keep up the good work, mate!
@@GoughieSo true’ I just finished going through hundreds of images in my LR folders for any of a sort a client was asking for. And found a number that were several camera generations old, that were completely acceptable. Now, i DID notice way more upside to lens upgrades i made along the way.
If only fuji releases older sensor with new processor and AF. Pre xt3 cameras have really slow AF-C for today's standard. I also wish they make cheaper xt5 with older sensor like xs20. I'm just casual user that likes bigger x-t series body and has no need for 40MP. X-t30 doesn't feel secure in my hand
While it's quite true that Fuji creates the best DX format cameras ... a Fuji model which is NOT designed to take interchangeable lenses is hardly a great choice overall.
I have an X100F and absolutely adore it, BUT... I have been sorely tempted to try one of the XPro cameras and the 2 was the one I have leaned towards. This video of yours is not helping and could end up costing me money 🤣 My only concern is keeing it as small as possible to use it for an every day carry and a travel camera (to use alongside or as a replacement for my 100F) so lens choice would be key. Any recomendatyions would be hugely appreciated (24 or 28mm, and a 40 or 50mm at full frame equavalent). Love the videos, keep them coming 🙂
I’ve got a couple videos coming in the next month or so that might help with the 18mm (28mm) I find the 16mm f2.8 is pretty good, but the distortion catches me out a lot!
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The truth is you really can't go wrong with any of the Fujifilm cameras, personally I love my X-T30II very compact
Slap a vintage lens on it and it’s a game changer for pictures
@@GamingHouseCinema indeed it is I have a 50mm F1.4 Canon FD lens that I like using on it 👍
@@WilliamCrespo Minolta MD Rokkor-X F1.4 is also a chefs kiss 👌🏼
@@GamingHouseCinema nice
What would you recommend if you’re searching for a hybrid Fujifilm camera?
"I felt good for all of 5 minutes" is a deep and priceless comment. Thank you, I needed to hear it.
Agreed. Have gone through so many cameras and always end up back to this one for some reason. The colors from this sensor seem so much nicer and easier to work with compared to their newer ones for some reason
Agree with you…there is something about its chunky feel in the hand that is so appealing.
Love my x-pro 2 still has a hold on me in 2024
Agreed! It's now 2024 and its grip is still firm on me! the only fujifilm camera I really use at the moment
Just picked up an X-M1 and Im absolutely loving it, its tiny and I can still use all my lenses with it. Win win for a pocket camera.
I’d love to try one!
X-Pro 2 has been the best choice body for street photography for a long time. Combining it with a Fujicron lens is a killer combo!
Anyone who calls those lenses Fujicron as in it has anything to do with a Summicron has never shot a Summicron.
XE4 any day: smaller, cheaper, screen flips more than x100V, ICL, latest software and in camera processing, etc etc ... could do with 1 or 2 more buttons, sure, but I don't miss em. I can focus more on the scene. It's more flexible than x100V, more tunable than xpro2, better screen than xpro3 + smaller and cheaper than either... Nough said!
I agree with all those things. Only thing I wish the Xe4 had was weather sealing. I have one and I wish it had the ruggedness the xpro2 has
I have an XPro2 and LOVE it for travel and everyday work. I'm a professional photographer, and when I can, I use it for gigs cause the images hold up really well. Thanks for the video.
I was looking for a X100V but the cost was so unreal, so i decide buy Xpro2 and i love it its really fun to use and look elegant and minimalist i just fall in love.
For me it’s the x pro1 the sensor is quite special. It’s the closest digital equivalent camera to my voigtlander r3a.
I prefer the xpro3, the viewfinder is noticeably bigger than the xpro2 and much nicer to use
I bought mine brand new back in 2020 during the pandemic. (Would have had it sooner but the camera store it was at was closed during covid) It's a camera I wanted for a long time. I call it the blue-collar man's Leica. I love to shoot street photography with it. I shoot my Nikon manual lens on it using Focus Peaking with a Nikon to fuji mount adapter. I'm so glad I got mine when I did.
I’ve got an X-T4, which is a great upgrade from X-T10, but now I keep dreaming on an X-PRO2 and I think this may have tipped me over the edge, thanks! Great review.
I have the X-T5 as recently added an X-E1 for the kids to use - I enjoyed its 'analogue' feel so much I got sucked into buying the X-Pro 2 - and wow, I'm so glad I did.
I am picking the X-Pro 2 up more than the X-T5, as it's perfect for the everyday social environment. Teamed with a wide prime, it's great on a day out. Often I team it with the 23mm f2 you had, or even better, my pancake Fuji 27mm WR, and it's super inconspicuous.
I've even occasionally used my Helios 44-2, and it takes such warm photos. I agree; the X-Pro 2 is an absolute blinder of a camera-I think I'd let my X-T5 go before the X-Pro 2.
I wholeheartedly agree. It’s all subjective, but an X-Pro2 with a Fujicron/27mm pancake is such a great combo for throwing in the bag when you’re out doing non-photography things, and want to keep something with you, just in case. It’s just that bit more compact and lightweight than a Leica M, but still feels solid, substantial and well balanced. In comparison, the X-Pro3 is handy for waist-level shooting and is marginally snappier, but it can sometimes be infuriating to use and the OVF magnification is a definite downgrade. X-Pro1 gives superb results, but it felt a little ponderous in 2012, and hasn’t improved (autofocus, buffering and navigating are glacial compared the X-Pro3). X-Pro2 is just Goldilocks.
Spot on mate
I think software has changed so much for the better, still use xt1 with affinity photo 2 and it’s still very good
For sure!!
Love my X Pro 2 honestly, mines all beat up but I hope it remains with me for many more years to come. I feel like the 2 is extremely underrated. At least when it comes to content made about it. People usually talk and praise de 1 and 3 but im glad to see the 2 getting the love it deserves
Shh!!!
The prices are high enough already.
X-Pro1 for me… punches way above its weight. I don’t use film sims, and use it very much like my Leica M9 and treat them like film cameras with added digital convenience. I pretty much use the 18mm f2 all the time with it, but adapting my Leica glass works really well with that older sensor. My X-Pro1 is getting fairly battered now, so an upgrade is on the cards, and the X-Pro2 is the way to go for the reasons you mentioned regarding the viewfinder.
Currently trying to get my hands on the 18mm f2! I keep losing on eBay aha! im being too tight!
X-Pro 2 Graphite Edition is gorgeous. I would buy one if I were to use interchangeable lens Fujifilm camera again.
Your portraits really shine in this video. The Xpro 2 is an awesome machine, really enjoyed using it while I borrowed it. I think the GFX series is still one of my favorites from fuji due to the resolution and unique look, not a fan of the speed.
That’s a theme already in the comment! People loving the GFX! Thank you for the support mate!
My entry to the Fujifilm system was when I got a good deal on a secondhand X100F just after it was released (some people just have far too much money). I currently own 4 Fujifilm cameras and too many lenses. Even after buying or borrowing and reselling most of the older fujifilm cameras the one I will run out of the door in a fire with is the X100V. I have owned it from the day it was released and for me the camera is perfect. Overhyped for sure because it is not a camera for everyone but it is the one I choose.
My absolutely favorit is the X-T 3! Enough pixels, good enough af for me, great viewfinder and display - great for high fomat portraits and i love the handling and design! I don ´t need more than this! CU Wolf
I bought the Pro 1, when the Pro 2 was issued. It was a grey market camera, new for $500. I bought it to see if Fuji was as good as people said. I used it for a short time and then bought the Pro 2. I also own the XT20 and while they each have the same sensor and processor the Pro seems to operate faster. Now I am a senior having photographed for more than 60 years. I was having trouble with eye strain using a EVF so felt the view finder on the Pro would work for me and it did. I now have had surgery for cataracts and now have 20/20 vision I still think the Pro 2 is the best camera I have ever owned.
I love my xpro2. But I gotta say, for daily walk about, I sort of prefer the xpro1 with an old 23mm f1.4r (gen 1). That seems to be my walk about. I honestly like that trans sensor more than the xpro2's trans3.
The GFX 50S is my first and only Fuji camera, but I love it. It's become my daily driver even with the bulk. They really nailed it with that line.
I have this gfx50r too and which lens do you have?
You're absolutely correct about attaching the f2 primes like the 35mm over the x100 bodies. I have both and for whatever reason the images that come out of the xpro2 look much better than the x100. My only niggle with the xpro2 is its weight, especially when you start adding larger glass.
I moved from being a lifetime Pentax user to the X-S10/16-80mm to start, and have to say the X-S20 is looking like an amazing camera for the money. Still no weather sealing on the X-S line which the X-Pro has ... I stil do prefer the dynamic range and results I got with the Pentax K3/K5iis/Ks2/K30/K-etc etc, but here in Canada Pentax had poor customer service when I needed them, so FujiFilm was the logical closest choice. I also have an like new X100s with the 28mm attachment and a nice leather case from ebay which is a fun camera to shoot with which I acquired for 640 euro. Guess I am a FujiFilm user now, maybe look into an X-Pro2 :)
Before I bought an M11 I actually wanted an X-Pro4 a year later I'm still waiting for them to announce one. X-Pro 2 is also really cool.
GFX50R! Especially now that it’s discontinued, the prices are super low! Awesome awesome camera!
I’ve been trying so hard to avoid buying one 😂😂
Yep - definitely their best so far!
I've thought about selling it any number of times, but am so glad I haven't. Whenever I pick it up I realise what a fantastic example of photographic hardware it is. Perfect weight, perfect with small primes, excellent ergonomics - it just feels so right and more than enough for the way I shoot.
It’s… “just right” in so many ways!
the biggest problem I have with the X-Pro 2 is the price. I mean sure, the hybrid viewfinder is a very neat feature, but you can't use all lenses with it, it's a bit less accurate than the EVF, and on top of that it's not really usable if you want to use some lenses, either super wide or super long, you will have to switch to the EVF at some point.
And then enters the X-T2. Dual tilt screen, more acessible controls, still vintage looking, dual UHS-II cards (instead of 1 UHS-II and one UHS-I), 4K video (that the Pro 2 lacks), vertical grip option, access to F-Log in video, overall better button layout (easier to back button focus on it)...
... and it's MUCH cheaper. I'd love to have the X-Pro 2, but I can't justify spending 800€ on one when you can get an X-T2 for 400. It really feels like you pay a LOT (twice!) for that hybrid viewfinder considering the things you loose on the side as well.
Cool concept, but man the price makes it not that great of a value to me. (I'd definitely love to have one though. But hey, I'd love to have a Leica M10 monochrom as well)
I did say towards the end that the XT cameras can be had for less money and are essentially better in every way! But they definitely don’t inspire me to take photos!
@@Goughie yeah didn't imply you didn't mention it, I just felt that I had to add some information about it :)
I could not agree more. The X-Pro 2 is a fantastic camera, especially paired with any of the "Fujicron" 2.0 lenses. I looked at the X-Pro 3 and ruled it out due to elimination the dual range magnification of the viewfinder the X-Pro2 had when used in the optical viewfinder mode. And while the concept of hiding the main LCD screen (to discourage chimping) is a good one, the execution of that concept absolutely sucks. I also liked that my X-Pro 2 has the same button layout as my X100f, the reason being that my muscle memory makes both cameras operate in the same efficient manor. The concept of useful muscle memory seems to elude the Fuji designers who are constantly changing button locations with each newer model.
I couldn't see any difference on iso on my 75 inch TV our my phone..
it's truly is wonderful that image quality have been so good for many years now.
I had to name the files before I added them onto my video timeline! as I couldn't tell the difference when editing!
I got the x pro3 and love it. X pro2 is awesome as well and can see why people prefer it over the 3. I have no Problems with my 3
I did enjoy mine! :)
I regret selling my X-Pro2, now out of Fujifilm cameras ( Leica SL2-S and S5II) still love the brand.
I've been doing a really good job at protecting my bank balance from the Leica SL line aha!
I agree with the X=Pro 2. I acquired around six fuji bodies over the years and the Pro 2 is one I will never part with for all the reasons you mentioned. Fujifilm Did get everything right in this camera at the time it was released.
We can extract best value / dollar per each fuji generation, I would say:
1 gen: X-E1
2 gen: X-E2
3 gen: X-T20
4 gen: X-S10
5 gen: in progress
Best overall would be X-T20 - that's unbeatable fuji gem for a price with, but my favorite stays X-E2/X-E2S enjoying it with vintage glass.
I love the X Pro-2, as well as the 1 & 3. They feel great, look stunning BUT! I wear glasses to shoot and the view finder is just too small. Result, I'm using the EVF not the OVF and the XT line has a better EVF. If I wasn't short sighted, I'd be X Pro 2 all the way.
Another glasses wearer here. This is also one of the reasons I prefer the 3.
Nice video. I'd like to know what lens you use to make the swan portrait at 4:51, and the one at 4:26. Like both of this pictures. Thx again for the video
Both are the Fuji 33mm f1.4
I got the XE3 - same thing in a smaller box. I do like that hybrid vf though 😊
2023 is kinda special, since new hype is opening up sales to new ppl getting into photography.. taking the next step after using a phone.
The best camera for 2023 is any nicely depreciated model from the last 5 to 10 years.
It’s all about the glass, and the light and the interpretation. Sensor technology from a decade ago is fine.
Depends what you are shooting I guess, but for most ppl looking to take “better photos” than their iPhone, then any camera body will do.
XE-4 is very good, l love it❤
Yep I too love my X-Pro 2 - mine is long in the tooth but it dots all the Is and crosses all the Ts. I was really disappointed that Fijifilm dropped the X-Pro line. I think the rear screen system on the X-Pro 3 was a problem, II was hoping they would issue an X-Pro 4 going back to the fixed screen add IBUs and a new sensor. A bigger battery would have been nice but as I don't shoot video (much) I feel that it is not necessary.
Nice video, using the X-Pro3.
I have used the x-pro 1, 2 and 3 and like you I wished I kept the x-pro 2 rather than sell it for the x-pro 3
I upgraded from X-PRO1 to X-PRO2 the day it was launched. I loved the X-PRO1 concept but the camera was so slow whatever you did. So X-PRO2 was a huge leap forward. I was prepared to upgrade to X-PRO3 but when I started to read Fuji rumors about what would be upgraded I and all the bullshit about Chimping and the floppy screen and more I understood that I better kept my X-PRO2 and had to wait for a X-PRO4. X-PRO2 is my walk around camera and hs since 2016 delivered nicely. I have also always had a X-T/X-H camera of the latest model as well for other types of photography.
I’ve been shooting with the X-Pro2 since 2016 and I still enjoy it.
I think that you are right. Although my favorite is the xe4
Fujifilm never fails in the overall look of their cameras. They are so pleasing to look at. Recently, there is a rumor going around the internet that Fujifilm is going to release a “very small digital camera” this month. I really hope that it is the X80.
Fingers crossed for sure!!
I bought a Fuji X-E2s with Fuji 35/1.4 for 350 last year before the Fujinflation. My daily driver camera
Well reasoned premise, Goughie. To each his own. Have you kept up with firmware updates for this camera?
BTW, read where Fuji is selling embroidered patches, each having “film simulation” graphics, for different sims. Patches are 2” squares and cost $9.99 (US) each, being sold at Fuji web site. Will you be buying any? (Might make for a good vid, maybe a short.) Perhaps camera model patches will be next. Cheers!
When I got it the previous owner had kept it up to date! I hadn't seen that! ill have to give that a google later!
does it have classic neg?
I've been a camera buff since inheriting a Kodak Brownie off my Aunt in the 70's and sure I've gone through every brand over the decades.
My fave ?
Fuji....absolutely the best colours and fun for your money to the extent I've just given away all my Canon gear to a relative so I've an excuse to buy my next Fuji 😁
I think the upcoming Voigtlander 35mm F0.9 could be the holy grail lens for the X-Pro series, albeit at great cost.
Oooo I’ll keep an eye out!
XPro2 is the best one. That’s all there is to it. Those gimmicks just get in the way.
Always remember, when buying an old used camera, update the software. The X-Pro 2 is simply a different camera after all the updates. It's on version 5.xx, five firmware updates.
I just purchased my Xpro 2 (graphite) last week. I am fully in love. It is awesome, also my favourite fuji. And favourite camera ever.
Great video! Totally agree with you. The X-T3 is another bargain camera, particularly if you want the larger EVF. Not as pretty admittedly, but compared to a lot of cameras is still quite a looker.
I have the XT3, and prefer my X-H2S! They’re both great, but the newer generation is just superior… autofocus and all round performance
No classic chrome or classic negative? All my recipes use these film sims as a baseline.
Love my x-pro3 dura black. Unlike many, I love hidden lcd just displaying film preset. I can just pick it up like film camera and use it.
Awesome video :) For me it's the X-E1. Love the tiny, light body with just enough controls to suit my needs. Plus the image quality is glorious. Bought an X-Pro2 to replace it but the Pro never quite hit the same mark. It was a little too big and the hybrid viewfinder was more of an annoyance than a benefit. I also shoot mostly vintage glass and I found the X-E1's peaking more useful (not a common opinion from what I see in forums and comments). Traded the Pro2 for an X-H1 which I didn't really jive with either. I traded back to the X-Pro2, loved it for a while, then went back to the X-E1. Traded the Pro2 for a X-H1 again, and am sticking with the H1 this time, lol. Love Fuji and the fact they have so many body styles wrapped around their amazing sensors. Something for everyone to be found in their lineup. Excited for your next vid!!
Bought the E1 for its sensor but what is happening is that I take it with me more than the Pro2. Only miss the electrical shutter and some film simulation. Love both though
@@skrach37 I don't think I ever used the electronic shutter on the Pro2, but I can see it being useful to have. I do wish they'd add more film simulations to the older models but I get why they don't. Luckily I shoot in monochrome or the Pro Neg sims on all my Fujis most of the time so it's a non-issue :D
I bought one too and love it. I paid less than $1000 US for one that was like new. Loving my purchase.
I am going to say the Fujifilm GFX-100II, for a variety of reasons. Firstly, the least important thing is I like the look of the camera, I think the two tone colour looks good, the grip material looks nice and I like a more traditional SLR style body.
Ergonomically, the camera is really nice. It feels good in the hand, I like that it doesn't have a flip screen (which I hate on the X-H2). I am not that bothered by having dials (the only reason my old X-H1 isn't my favourite Fujifilm camera).
AF works really well, the sensor is really good, it has good stabilisation. Basically, there is nothing bad I can say about the GFX100 II. Which is why I think it is Fujifilm's best camera.
I do have to give a special mention to the X-E1. The X-E1 is not a great camera but put a manual lens on the camera and it becomes so much fun.
Nice video…Well Fuji is Fuji, most their cameras are great! I own the XT2 converted for IR (720nm), the XT4, X100V and the GFX 50Sii. I did own the XPro1 and sold it a few years ago…however I do miss it! I may look into the XPro2 based on this video. You take great pictures and enjoy your videos…thanks for sharing. Be safe… Cheers..
Awesome video thank you!
Thank you! we will have to work your music into one in the future! ;)
Can't disagree with your choice. Went to a launch event hosted by Ffordes at a local distillery and got to play with it and the 35mm f2. Love at first sight, and I've still got it now. The scariest thing is that it's been out SIX YEARS! Seems like yesterday.
Having said that, if I really want to go ultralight and compact, I still reach for my X-E2 and the XC15-45.
Fantastic video Goughie!
The captures you make are awesome as always. Those colors (colours) of xpro2 with your presets are perfect.
I could say you passed GAS XD I was already looking up that camera, and after your overview, it clicks alot with me. XPro3 looks great, but the bulk and not having as great viewfinder never got my attention. The older and yet more versatile xpro2 checks plenty of boxes for me.
If Fuji doesn't announce a new pocketable (ricoh gr style) camera, or serious upgrade to X100 line next year, I might look into getting the xpro2 as well.
For now, X100V is my go to favorite camera. Based on experience you had with your girlfriend, I'll keep my X100V hidden from my wife XD
Cheers mate!
Don’t let her near it! 😂😂
XT-5 for me
I agree wholeheartedly. The x-pro2 is the perfect camera - for me at least. It does everything I want a camera to do in a way that I want it to do it. It feels incredible in hand and produces images exactly how I want them; especially when combined with the outstanding "Fujicron" f2 lenses. What more could I ask for. I hope Fuji have the good sense to bring out an x-pro4 to keep the line evolving but, to be honest, I can't ever imagine giving up the x-pro2.
I am a proud owner of X Pro2, upgrade from XE3 and can say it's a poor man Leica. One of the best pro level camera Fuji ever made.
I had the x-pro 3 for awhile, but I sold it bc of the hybrid viewfinder. I use Leica m-mount lens on my cameras, and the hybrid manual focus is very bad. A small portion of the lcd pops up on the right bottom in the ovf, and is impossible to focus using it. If you use the ever, the color is incorrect and is not bright making it hard to see. I think the body should be smaller for what it is. I also had the x-pro 2, but did not use it much for the same problems (hybrid viewfinder). I rather just use the x-e4, but it’s so hard to get with price that does not make any sense. I’m happy with my Sony a7c with m-mount lenses.
Agreed!
My latest Fujifilm camera is actually the GX680 III which I got for around £850 with three lenses. A steal IMO.
I also have the X-Pro1 with just one lens (18-55).
I definitely compose better with two eyes on the groundglass (or rear screen) than using reflex, EVFs og rangefinder style viewfinders.
Fujifilm's jpegs are really good, also for B&W.
Thx for your nice shots and talk.
Cheers!
X100v for the leaf shutter and hybrid viewfinder for me.
The X100F I once owned made me go out and take photos more than my Nikon Z6ii I currently own. Strange given the restrictions of a fixed lens camera and smaller sensor. It's not the size difference of the camera body or the weight. Size and weight doesn't bother me. Something else. Aesthetics I think. After selling the X100F I regretted it and was tempted to buy the X100V but for the lack of IBIS which I really like now, and the flip down only screen. Thought I might wait for the X100vi or whatever they will cal it. But I LOVE the form factor of the XPro series and I think that alone would get me out shooting. Silly when you think about it logically but when was the spirit that moves us ever subject to human logic? If it was we'd all be very boring.
Well you got a sweet deal on that camera!
Yeah where are these £650 x- pro 2s?!
imho: for an apsc camera this camera simply is tooooo big... it could easily sport an full frame sensor with much more pixels - as state of the art in 2023...
Unfortunately current ebay prices in the US have been $900-1200 and with fuji rumors I believe saying two more cameras were supposed to be announced this year thats a bit too much of a gamble.
All this delaying and discontinuing without replacements is driving me insane too!
@@Goughie Xpro 1 2012, 2 was 2016 , 3 was 2019 in other words we are right up on when Fuji should be saying something. Xe4 is discontinued but too new and x100v is selling too much to replace .
crazy overpriced and sooner or later xpro4 is gonna come. and the worst time to buy previous gen is before the next gen
LOVE my X-Pro 2!
I've very curious to see what Fuji does with the X-Pro 4.
The x100v was my entry into Fujifilm and it's the perfect everyday camera for me but I do really want to try out recipes with longer focal lengths
I hope they add the XT5 sensor, and a tilt screen... tbh if thats all they do ill pick one up!
@@Goughie yeah that would be great! I'd never get the 3 with that screen
I was just waiting for that video. Thank u for spotting that cameras . It’s so bad that Fuji have made some mistake with the xpro3…. Hope better luck with the xpro4 if they will made it . Thank u again
Would u mind please share a link for that thumb up grip ? Or the one that h suggest? Thanks again
Great vid. Did I see Blenheim palace in passing? For me, my soft spot is the XT2, even though I now have the XT4. The XPro2 is in many ways a great camera, but the lack of a tilt screen is a dealbreaker for me.
You certainly did! I hadn’t been in years! I’d forgotten how big it was!
Ahhh that’s fairs! I hope the XPro4 if we ever get one has a tilt screen!
I actually own a X-E4 and a GRIIIx.
However, even liking them both quite a lot, one thing bothers me. None is weather sealed.
I’m travelling to Iceland and such feature could be really needed.
My question is: do you think it would worth changing my X-E4 to an X-Pro2 (or any other Fuji model)? I have a 23mm f/2 and a 35mm f/1.4 (not WR, I know) which I want to keep using. I’m not thinking about any X-T or X-H models as, first I want to keep it very portable and second, I barely do video.
Thanks a lot for your advice!
Glad you got rid of the X-Pro3; that ribbon connector got me. I basically gave up on Fuji for a couple years because of all the issues I had with that specific camera. I’m back with an X-T5 now, because my entry to Fuji was the X-T2 which was just a fantastic gem of a camera.
Pretty sure the XT2 was my entry into the Fuji line up too! was such a good camera!
Great video. I agree - I have an X-Pro2 and plan on keeping it forever. Love the F2 lenses that Fuji has for it. It's a great travel camera - not too large and a joy to use.
how in the hell did you get such a killer deal on what looks like a pristine xpro2?! with the discontinuance of the xpro3 a while back, the used market for both the xp2 and xp3 have sky rocketed recently. absolutely INSANE you got that setup for 650pounds. My lord! If I could find deals like that all the time, i'd be filling my tank up weekly with GAS because yeah you know GAS~!
I’ve seen a few now here in the U.K. for less than £700! There just so many over inflated prices too! Makes it seem far worse than it is
Agreed, I think the X-pro 2 is one of the best cameras ever made by anyone.
I moved from an X-Pro2 to an X-Pro3. I actually love the design of the X-Pro3 backscreen. No other camera is as fast to get a waist level finder and then hide the damn thing. I *hate* with other cameras (including X-Pro2) how the screen is in my face, and to turn it off I have to clunkily cycle the view mode (there's no simple toggle). Therefore I'm just way faster with the X-Pro3.
That said, I actually think the X-Pro2 has slightly better image quality. Color noise on the 3 is worse than the 2, and the noise pattern of the 2 is just more beautiful in general. As for the OVF I'm of two minds. Provided you're not using anything wider than 23mm, I find the massively much larger OVF of the X-Pro3 to be better (esp. with me wearing glasses), but not being able to see the framelines of the XF18mm is a bit frustrating.
My perfect camera would be a combination of the X-Pro2 and X-Pro3. They're both great cameras!
My xpro2 is still my most used camera and best Fuji I’ve ever owned (X10, xpro1, xt20, x100v and GFX50R - all had their their strengths but the Xpro2 gets my vote!)
Very strong list that!
Glad you like your new X-Pro2. All the more recent FujiFilm options will give you a very good photography experience, just find the camera body that suits you best.
A little bit of critique here: I noticed that several youtubers seem to align on the X-Pro2 being the camera to have recently. Not sure what to think of that.
Kind of: X-Pro2 is the new X100V (since unobtainium). You read it here first. ;-)
if you're questioning if I've been paid in anyway to promote the X-Pro2 then that isn't the case, if anyone has provided anything for a video I make it very clear at the start!
@@Goughie nothing of that sort, mate. Cannot imagine why anyone would pay you for that . Who would gain from that. MPB maybe. I really appreciate your work here and wasn't trying to suggest a paid video. I was just noticing a larger interest in older Fujifilm cameras and was wondering if there is either a new trend or if people seem to have the same idea at the same time. Sorry if my comment came across the wrong way.
@@robertbreining ahh! I think critique threw me a little! 😂
I think people in general are starting to realise that new cameras often don’t really offer anything new! And with so few new Fuji camera to look at everyone’s looking back and remembering the cameras they loved in the recent past!
@@Goughie Cheers, Goughie. I also think so lately. I just wished I noticed FujiFilm earlier, but just got into the system 2 1/2 years ago. Personally, as I only do JPG I appreciated the newer Trans IV options and opted for the X-Pro3. Actually love the hidden screen (do the same on my X-T4) and 99% of the time use the EVF to get the image right in terms of exposure, framing, etc (no post).
Anyway, sorry for the confusion. Keep up the good work, mate!
@@GoughieSo true’ I just finished going through hundreds of images in my LR folders for any of a sort a client was asking for. And found a number that were several camera generations old, that were completely acceptable. Now, i DID notice way more upside to lens upgrades i made along the way.
Maybe the best is the XH line. Not the sexiest one, but the one that better matches the best fuji lenses (18mm, 23mm and 33mm 1.4).
I do love my XH2S! 👌🏻
For me it#s the X-Pro1, just still like that camera and use it daily .
Good job 👏….I’m wondering about a second body to my xt5 for street photography - hmmmm xt3 or x pro 2
Same thoughts with me. Which one did you get?
I agree with you. That camera is wonderful 😊
If only fuji releases older sensor with new processor and AF. Pre xt3 cameras have really slow AF-C for today's standard.
I also wish they make cheaper xt5 with older sensor like xs20. I'm just casual user that likes bigger x-t series body and has no need for 40MP. X-t30 doesn't feel secure in my hand
Isn't the cheaper XT5 without 40MP just the Fujifilm X-T4 still a great camera! and the AF was more than good enough for my needs?
@@Goughie You forgot one of the most important feature in xt3, The 3 way tilt screen which returns in xt5.
While it's quite true that Fuji creates the best DX format cameras ...
a Fuji model which is NOT designed to take interchangeable lenses is hardly a great choice overall.
The camera I suggest in this video is the XPro2? One that does take interchangeable lenses?
I have an X100F and absolutely adore it, BUT... I have been sorely tempted to try one of the XPro cameras and the 2 was the one I have leaned towards. This video of yours is not helping and could end up costing me money 🤣
My only concern is keeing it as small as possible to use it for an every day carry and a travel camera (to use alongside or as a replacement for my 100F) so lens choice would be key. Any recomendatyions would be hugely appreciated (24 or 28mm, and a 40 or 50mm at full frame equavalent).
Love the videos, keep them coming 🙂
I’ve got a couple videos coming in the next month or so that might help with the 18mm (28mm)
I find the 16mm f2.8 is pretty good, but the distortion catches me out a lot!
@@Goughie cheers man! I'll keep an eye out 👀