Slightly off topic, but just noticed that H0THEAD liked his own comment... :/ :smile:

What's the 'bokeh' like on this? Because, in photography, that's all that matters.

I just bought a LUMIX LX100 :confused:

16mm is quite wide but not enough for real estate photos. Also is always good to have rectilinear lens so that not every object will look like a barrel :wink:
But still very good price for great camera!

Can you put a wide angle lens onto these? Looking to pick up something to take decent internal photos (real estate) on a tripod.

Yeah that's the reason I bought it

This is not that great a deal - there are normally 10% discount codes on Fuji refurbs and they have pulled all the codes recently. They have basically just hiked the price on all their refurb cameras by 10%. Also - I bought this 'brand new' with full warranty for about £200 from Amazon during Fuji's cashback promotion 3 years ago. It feels wrong to have to pay more money for a refurb three years later with less warranty.

These are so cool because they look like old film cameras. Super-hot.

Not a bad price, you can get used X-Pro 1's on ebay for ~£200 but you'd obviously need a lens.

The thread links to fuji refurbished cameras, can you not look for yourself?

Worth looking at the x-a2 for £199.00. Newer but no X-Trans sensor. Not a big deal.

Yes the 10-24 is a lovely and very high quality lens. I would personally want a body with a viewfinder to use with it though.

The XC16-55 is actually equiv to 24-75mm in 35mm terms. Looking at some room pics would guess they might go a bit wider than this.

It's probably a '28mm' in old photography terms. Wide yes, but for smaller rooms you may struggle to get everything in.

As I read and learn more this evening... probably not! For a beginner there is a lot to take in and on every forum discussing interior photography they just seem to end up in arguments over what solution is best at a low budget.

The x-e2 with much better xf lens at £450 is better still

Great deal. I agree, the XA2 is an even better deal.

I wish Fuji would do a new HS bridge camera, my 4 year old HS30 is getting a bit past it.

think the thing you was was just a converter for a different camera (x70)

your cheap wide angles for this camera are probably all listed here:
http://www.camerapricebuster.co.uk/Samyang/Samyang-Fuji-X-Mount-Lenses

if its just for interiors and on tripods... and you dont have the camera yet then maybe look into other systems such as canon dslr which has a 'cheap' wide angle zoom

(edit ... or you can take multiple photos with normal lens and stitch them together if the hassle vs time is worth it to you)

By all reports the XF 10-24 is a great lens. Not cheap though. If you want something cheaper the Samyang 12mm is meant to be good if don't mind manual everything.

Fuji could do with a cheaper wide lens to go with this.