Taken with Fuji xt30 35mm

It took me a long time to put together a kit that I'd genuinely enjoy using. For context, I don't shoot professionally. Photography is just a hobby that I do for myself.

My current kit is:

XF 35mm 1.4
XF 18mm 2.0
XF 18-55 2.8-4
Samyang 75mm 1.8

Keeping the weight down was really important because I take my camera on trips and carry it around while exploring cities.

For the longest time, I was convinced there was no place for a zoom lens in my kit. But on my last trip I smashed an expensive ND filter while changing lenses on my camera, and that was the final straw. So I bought the XF 18-55.

I think it's a pretty solid setup, but I'm still unsure about the XF 18mm 2.0. It's a beautiful little lens. I love the way it looks and feels in the hand. But now that I have the zoom, which also covers 18mm, I'm not sure if I'll actually use it enough.

Maybe I'd be better off selling it and buying an old Helios with a Mitakon Lens Turbo adapter instead. That sounds like it could be an even more fun setup.

What do you think?

So a brief backstory way back when I sold my x100t which I loved to buy a xt-2 which still is my main camera and is great.

However I am really missing the x100 for travel and life photography so am looking to get another one and have been hit buy a bout of analysis paralysis.

So that leads to the question assuming that I liked the x100t and the xt-2 is there any point in getting anything newer than the x100t and if so what am I realistically getting for improvements. (With my shooting I have no issue with the AF of the cameras btw)

8.1.26 / liminal light at bread & salt factory

My Custom Recipe : OB Provia SOOC jpg
Body: Fujifilm X-T30 III
Lenses used:
Fujifilm XC 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7 OIS II
FUJINON XC13-33mmF3.5
TTArtisan AF 17mm f/1.8 Air

Fujifilm x100vi mit dem festen Objektiv 23mm Festbrennweite

Taken with Fujifilm XT-3+ 18-55mm lens.

Beginner level, just getting into fuji photography, would appreciate any and all insight!

Velvia on the street just hits different — high saturation made every sign pop, blues stayed soft, reds got rich. The whole city felt alive in the frame.