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Buying into the Fuji X system for the first time? Here's a guide to the top 13 lenses you should consider — and a tip for one lens that will delight, the 56mm f/1.2

It’s been an annual fixture since 1829, wars excepted, and the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race always draws enormous crowds to the banks of the Thames between Mortlake and Putney. Thanks to the patronage of the famous race, this stretch of the Thames is one of the most popular rowing courses in Britain. Every weekend the rowers, the little sailboats and the canoes are out in force. But before the crowds come, there is preparation to be done.

Bill believes Fuji has cracked the high-end APS-C market and no longer needs to offer a cut-down starter camera. 

William pays a visit to Dublin Zoo. But he discovers it's the humans who are in the zoo; the animals just like watching us....

For a dedicated X-phile like me the announcement last week of the long-awaited successor to the X-Pro1 was like Christmas all over again. The news that the 100-400mm will also ship shortly was equally welcome. I'll draw a kindly veil over the X70; I have already made it clear that it will not be gracing a camera bag of mine anytime soon.

For the past month or so I've been trying out the new Fuji X-T1 and am now working on a short review. It's an X-T1 with fewer knobs. The X-T10 give up nothing much to the more expensive and heavier X-T1 other than its lack of weather proofing and its slightly less belly-and-whistly but nonetheless wonderful viewfinder.

Bill welcomes the new Fuji X100F and checks of his predications: Five out of six ain't bad, he says....

Pimping up your favourite camera can become a bit of a passion. And the Fujifilm X-Pro 2 is as good a canvas for painting your dream camera as any.....