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It also has a leaf shutter which is practically silent and allows very high sync speed.

Thanks Peter. Actually the Sri Lanka monk was taken with the OM-D. India was my first trip with the X-E1. And I've not shot with the D800, but the Fuji is basically as good as my 5DmkII in dynamic range, ISO, IQ, etc. And hell, the OM-D is pretty close. But you're correct, good light and...

Thanks Nic.

I shoot travel and use 2 X-E1s, the 14mm, 18-55mm, 35mm and 60mm. The second body is a backup that stays in the hotel. The rest fits in a small Millican Stephen bag. You have the wide covered with the 14mm, walkaround with the 18-55, portrait with the 60, and good lowlight with the 35mm. The...

The product manager for Lightroom Tom Hogarty is on Twitter. So I tweeted him asking if LR can support the Fuji X cams better, since I'd prefer to stick with LR and not switch to Capture One. No response, but if you'd like to tweet him as well, he's @LR_Tom. :)

I read a bit ago on DPR that Fuji had signed NDAs with C1 and Adobe, so hopefully Adobe will come out with something something better too.

Yeah, sharpening is 140 out of 1000 on mine, with radius of .8 and Threshold of 1 as default. Also, found this on the Phase One blog that explains the 50 and 50 default noise reduction. noise reduction sliders « The Image Quality Professor's Blog

So the only thing you're doing to the files when you import to C1 and LR is adding sharpening? What sharpening settings are you using? Never used C1 before this beta so trying to figure it all out compared to LR which is my regular program. Also, not sure about your beta copy, but mine...