Fujifilm X-E2

A great value street shooter and a mini xpro2 Fun little camera that handles like a point and shoot. Super easy to use, light, pocketable and does great shooting monochromatic. Be advised, the plastic does wear out and feels cheap, aps-c sensors mean image crop so if you’re adapting vintage lenses you have another issue to face and of course it isn’t a new camera and because of this is pretty outdated.

X-E2, great even in 2022. Awesome camera, even in 2022. megapixel count is a bit disappointing, but what really matters is the glass you're using and what the camera itself can output. This camera delivers in terms of color and, while at the moment I'm using vintage lenses, the quality is better than even my canon dslr was getting. For one, I get to focus at infiinite. For two, I was using a crop censor in my canon, which while this camera is also a crop sensor, canon crop sensors crop out even more of the frame than Fuji's would. Standard APS-C is 1.5x crop, while canon is 1.6x crop. There's a lot to be said about the XE series of cameras, but the size is such a nice thing! So small, even compared to my last digital camera! Love this camera!

compact camera with features for Pro photography I bought this compact camera for street and food photography using my old manual prime lenses (pentax lenses). Let's just say i was very pleased with the quality of the images. I like to use the view finder when shooting, and with the focus peeking plus the capability to magnify the object while manually focusing through the VF made things much much easier for me. I dont have an XF lens, so I can not comment on the Auto focus if this camera. cons: the manual Exposure and Shutter speed dial wheels on top are too small to handle and flat against the camera body making'm stiff and hard to dial. the exposure dial wheel is just useless(only good for looks). the good thing is you can have access to these futures in many other ways. I have small hands and still needed to get the hand grip accessory to properly handle this little thing. the Fuji hand grip is EXPENSIVE!! (more than $120 for a piece of plastic? really) Read full review