At a glance
Camera mode
Aperture priority · −0.3 EV typical · Available light (no flash)
In darker scenes, you are often already wide open and raising ISO or slowing shutter speed. A faster prime near your usual focal length could give you more room.
83% of your low-light photos (190 of 229) hit the lens's limit. You're also pushing ISO 3200+ on 49.5% of shots, while only 10% were shot at f/2.8 or wider.
Enough of your photos were taken close to 23mm that a prime lens around this focal length could be a good fit.
269 of your photos (64%) were taken within 3mm of 23mm — 323 (76.9%) within 5mm.
Your landscape frames and your portrait ones are shot at different focal lengths, which usually means the two ends of your kit are doing different jobs.
At 16-20mm 0% of frames are portrait; at 46-70mm it is 64.3%.
You often dial exposure compensation darker, suggesting you like preserving highlights or keeping the scene moodier.
71.6% of your automatic frames carry exposure compensation, and 94.8% of those push darker.
Gear
Your low-light photos cluster around 23mm, and many are already at the lens limit. It's also the lens you reach for most, so a faster zoom or prime near the same focal length covers both.
FUJIFILM XF35mmF2 R WR is a meaningful part of your kit. These nearby fast primes could offer a different look without replacing it.