Emanuel

Almost there ; ) I wouldn't pay much more for such in any way other than as pretext to charge more for my services ; -)

They will surely release their X-H2 to expand their X-Trans IV introduction now; you'll pay 400 bucks for IBIS from Feb/March on, my best bet earlier than the 33mm f/1 bomb will be added to their lineup one year later: f/1.8 FF or 35mm equivalent without mention focal reducers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujifilm_X-Trans_sensor

As much as f/2 on MFT or f/2.4 on APS-C (Fuji users tend to appreciate their 16-55mm f/2.8... but I second that one, man ; ) In any case, my 24-105 f/4 is one of my favs ever : -)

Both of you are right. Life. E : -)

Not even at AF continuous mode?

Not yet there? I see it as the most significant difference to tap to focus as for instance.

As for instance other than the one from Peau Productions? Do you know other makers?

Can you add a test sample along the wide end of that 18-35mm f/1.8 please?

+2 stops as @ntblowz posted. Here's an interesting article on topic: http://www.dvxuser.com/articles/article.php/21

Right Don : ) But don't stress the codec too much or there's no bit rate to handle it. Know your tool : ) That video up there sold me, among others even despite that orange & teal : -D

Thanks guys. here we have some interesting video samples on both zooms and primes from same shooter: As well, the 35mm f/1.4 and 16-55mm f/2.8 going on AF from an usual suspect:

I am positively impressed -- above my most optimistic expectations:

Tracking is actually the most significant difference to the Blackmagic offer : -)

Exactly my cup of tea. Random AF is rather frightening BTW, even though I concur makes some sense for gimbal use... And here's some teaser to you ; -)

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pocket-cinema-camera-4k-european-launch-event-registration-50396784138 Today directly from my email inbox: To the European Launch of the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K! Join us and the Blackmagic team in London on Wednesday, October 10th to mark the introduction of the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. You will see the first projects shot with the camera, meet the filmmakers and get some hands-on time, as well as a night of music, food and drinks!

You don't track focus on your upcoming P4K but you'll be able to push AF focus anyway ; -)

Exactly my feelings since X-H1 4K transferred then to the other old models through firmware update. With Fuji you simply can't go wrong unless you have no clue what you're doing at all : -)

@jhnkng Thank you for your post. I am looking for glass options along a Fuji camera being X-T3 or X-H2 when released. For AF use. Other than that, the upcoming Pocket 4K (touchscreen focus aka tap to focus) is my primary choice, with Panny cams from past already in use or other acquisition tools exclusively for manual focus shooting. Have you seen that video test up there? Any outcome is a combo route. We should never forget that. It is rather possible some bad performance may end a sweet spot combined with some other factor in-between. Exactly my wondering even though I never exclude zooms. Their versatility (framing is invariably key) cannot be matched by a prime lens. 16-55mm f/2.8 seems to be (my only experience with Fujifilm is restricted to film) a combination of primes set despite the slower range.

Does it work accurately '99% of the time'? Smoothly between focus transitions? At low light included? What lenses are you using for? Only the 35mm f/2? Can you add some test samples? : -)

Thanks Chris : ) That's what I really intended to. Fuji users may come and leave to us upcoming brand users the finest experience of your own. Pretty useful : -) What about the zooms? I'd love to hear from Fujicron shooters: what about those complaints as far as IQ concerns at the fastest end? Mainly when we are focused on that quiet and quick AF f/2 focal length feature for video. Any other takers?

Because of most recent announcements and camera releases... Amongst other several ones, here are two interesting sources FYA: https://fstoppers.com/education/no-larger-sensors-do-not-produce-shallower-depth-field-254158

UK... closer : -)