[Leica] Fujifilm X-Pro 2 CAMERA?

Scott Gregory scottgregory at mac.com
Fri Jan 22 04:23:58 PST 2016


Ted I started investigating Fuji in Canada two years ago. Currently using the Fuji XT 1, an XE2 for most of my interior shooting and a small X100 T which is a simple and beautiful results camera to have with you all the time with a fixed lens. 
I love the rangefinder style and have the X Pro 2 on order. 
The Fuji M mount adapter allows me to use my Leica lenses if I wish too and as Nathan said the 90 Leica on the XT 1 is superb. But again as Nathan said the Fuji lenses are superb. 
I would not have invested in this system had I not been very pleased with the bodies but more than that the results I get. 
I still use an M9 from time to time but Fuji is the go to for most of my work. 

Scott 

> On Jan 22, 2016, at 3:27 AM, Nathan Wajsman <photo at frozenlight.eu> wrote:
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> I had the X-Pro 1 but have replaced it with the X-T1. I never thought I would go with a fully electronic viewfinder but the one on the Fuji is so good, and provides so many useful features, that I converted. Using my Leica lenses, especially the 90mm, on this body, is a joy. And of course the Fuji X lenses are excellent.
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> My M8 is now pretty much dedicated to IR photography or when I am sure I will only be in daylight.
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> Cheers,
> Nathan
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> Nathan Wajsman
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>> On 22 Jan 2016, at 08:50, Philippe <photo.philippe.amard at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Ted, I'm also using X gear these days and I concur with Jayanand as to the hurdles in the learning curve, as well as to the (excellent) results.
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>> I would add that the buttons are SMALL, and I know you have pretty large hands and surprisingly long fingers. 
>> You may read my conclusion between the lines…
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>> Also, I've never been able to find or accurately reach those f... buttons/switches with my right thumb when my eye is against the VF.
>> Do you remember how awkward the R4/5/6 felt compared to the R8 & R9?
>> I feel just the same with my X-T1 even though it provides all these useful features I had not even dared to dream of in my R years.
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>> Tina went/stuck back to Leica I think.
>> So did Gerry.
>> For different valuable reasons.
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>> Hope this helps while waiting for the new release to be actually released .. and to have received "hands-on" experience on the field.
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>> Amities de Mutz
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>> Philippe now lusting for a (still overpriced) SL, a lot!
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>>> Le 22 janv. 2016 à 04:07, "Ted Grant" <tedgrant at shaw.ca> a écrit :
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>>> 
>>> Hi Crew,
>>>>>> Fujifilm X-Pro 2  camera.??????
>>> It kind of looks something like an M camera???? well OK in the magazine
>>> promo sheet. :-) 
>>> Anyone have a shot at using one of these or any kind of good==bad==ugly
>>> comments about it??
>>> Thank you very much.
>>> 
>>> cheers,
>>> Dr. ted  :-)  
>>> 
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