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Gift for grand son...He's very happy wih it and his new wheel for the PS4

excellent auto focus. Menu and controls very easy to learn and use.

The day this lens arrived I took it to my grand daughter's music event. The images I brought back of her and her classmates exceeded all expectations -- and my expectations were high. The challenging lighting was mixed 3 ways -- fluorescent, outdoor via windows, and incandescent. The AWB handled that well, autofocus did well and when I checked with manual focus I did not gain much more. Most of the shots were wide open at f2.8 and yielded a nice bokeh. I was also using the 1.4 teleconverter which worked better than expected with surprisingly little difference in lens focus speed and resolution performance with or without it. The zoom and focus controls were very smooth with just the right amount of resistance; the toggle controls equally solid. The whole lens has the feel of a very high quality unit which it is. I am looking forward to many years of pleasant use just as I have experienced with predecessors of this stellar lens. This is definitely a keeper lens.

This is my second copy of this lens. The auto-focus has begun to malfunction on the first lens after 5 years of regular use under sometimes rugged wilderness conditions. I have used it on 4 Grand Canyon rafting trips where extreme temps and blowing dust and sand impact your equipment even when you take the utmost care. The performance of the lens was perfect until I encountered the auto-focus issue. That lens is being repaired and will now be backup to my new lens. What I love about this lens is that the very quick auto-focus is way better than my eyes, even when I was young and my eyes were at their best. It is also extremely lightweight, a distinct advantage on those long hikes in Grand Canyon. On 'sport' mode I am able to capture most fast-moving objects readily. There are more expensive lenses out there, but for the price this one has to be one of the best bargains around.

A shirt pocket camera with auto and manual shutter and aperture controls, it meets every need.

I like many features of the X-T30 including the manual controls and the Drive function on a dedicated dial. Like many others I frequently pushed the Q button by mistake. I disabled it in the menu system and reconfigured the Fn button to access the Quick menu items. It seems that you can do most anything with this camera, but I think it's too much. This is at the lower end of the X cameras, bought primarily, I suspect, by people relatively new to interchangeable lens camera. If that assumption is accurate, they will get lost in the myriad ways to use and configure this camera. My eyes aren't the best, so I'm grateful for auto focus and focus peaking, but I'm very happy to select shutter speed, ISO, and aperture manually. Not because I'm a professional photographer (definitely not) but because I understand those controls and know how to use them. Once other functions are put in auto mode I have no idea what decisions the electronics have made. Similarly, the very detailed menu system is wonderful for advanced photographers, but most of them will buy X-T3, X-T4, or the newer medium format cameras. Too many choices lead to confusion for amateurs. So the Quick menu is a good idea, but even that requires choices many would rather not make (or don't understand). The last thing I would want Fuji to do is turn this into a point-and-shoot, but I think they would be wise to provide a simplified menu system that most amateurs could navigate without referring to a 300 page manual.

I use this camera for concert photo's, wildlife photo's and some sports action shots. The auto focus response is amazing. As with any Nikon Camera the images are excellent. The camera body is solid and fits well in your hand. The illuminated controls are a great addition to this new camera. The controls and menue functions are easy to navigate. This new Nikon camera was worth the wait.

Kinda wish I spent the extra $100 to get the trigger with controls. But once you start using this for the AUTO function.

It just works. Full auto controls for my Sigma 18-35mm Art lens on my Sony A7. Very happy with this purchase.

Not compatible with my Panasonic Lumix auto focus, or exposure controls, but I knew that when purchasing. The savings in price far outweigh these small drawbacks.