Considering going to Fuji X cam full time

[back alley]

I have 2 bodies and 6 batteries...but then, I am neurotically cautious...

 

[furcafe]

Ditto.

I originally got an X-Pro1 w/the intent of replacing a D700. I've decided to keep the D700 because I can afford to & because there are still a few niches where it's useful (action, TTL flash, telephoto, etc.), but it sounds as if you can easily get away w/the X-Pro1( or X-Pro2 whenever it comes out).

if you don't mind the slower AF speed of the X-series (x100, x-e1, x-pro1) and the parallax effect of the viewfinder and the battery life then i don't see any reason why you shouldn't switch to the X-series.
And since you're comfortable with the 35mm focal length all the more reason to dump the weight and go for a lightweight system. Your shoulder will thank you for that.

 

[Axel]

...I also have a bit of credit card debt to pay off so I am considering moving from my Nikon gear to a Fuji x100s or an X pro 1 entirely. Mainly to have a camera that is actually used regularly rather than sitting in the bag until a shoot or project comes along... I tend to live in the 35mm ~ focal length so I feel like the x100s would be a good fit for me.

Just looking for some honest opinions.

May be another way to save some credit card debt and buy a X10 or X20. My X10 follows me every way every day for all the needs unexspected situations in photography can bring up.

I decided to choose the small X10 over the Xpro or XE because of the size an flexibility. Rangefindering and SLR-photography stay two ways to get the pictures and every system has its strengths and flaws.
According to my M-Leica I have the focal lengths 28, 35, 50, 90 mm (and above) and a really snappy small camera that works great in low light.

SLR and DSLR stay at home for special needs since I got the X10.

My five cent

Regards, Axel