I was desperately in love with the idea of owning a Fujifilm camera. The retro styling, the metal look to the cameras and the idea of shooting digital with realistic looking film sims all made me very excited. So /p/ I did my research. Apparently X-Trans Fujis suffer from a "worms" issue, which only gets worse with sharpening. I like using prime lenses and having tack sharp images. Like any normal person then I avoided X-Trans cameras and got a XT100 which uses a normal Bayer sensor. But guess what? After my first day out taking photos with my new camera, when I opened them in Lightroom CC... They. Have. Worms. Too! I was furious. Weeks of research and I somehow missed checking if other non-XTRANS cameras would have the same worms problems.

Why do Fuji cameras have this issue? I can't even return this camera now because I used it too long. The build quality wasn't as nice as I had hoped and the film sims look like Instagram filters. I am really let down.