It might be that Sony, Canon and Nikon (and maybe also Pentax?) have comparable offerings in APS-C format, but only in the somewhat negative sense that they have now confined their efforts for that format to a lower part of the price-quality spectrum. Meanwhile, Fujifilm, Olympus and Panasonic are all-in on also offering high quality options in their chosen "sub-35mm film format" systems.
Maybe I'm the only one around here, however, I am quite happy Nikon APS-C
i.e. with the D7200 + the 2.8-4.0/16-80 and the 4.0/70-200 as my main lenses.
I also have the X100F which I bought to test the waters with Fujifilm,
but in summary I won't change over to Fujifilm completely. There are some aspects related to the controls / menus where I prefer the Nikon logic, also I am not really convinced by the X-Trans sensor, and furthermore I prefer the OVF most of the time. The X-T2 / X-Pro2 have no built-in flash, and in particular there is no 2.8-4.0/16-ca.80 stabilized lens.
I can wait and see what Nikon and Fujifilm will do over the next couple of years.
Olympus and Panasonic are m4/3 and I simply prefer 3:2.
Peter
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