Congratulations for your website and the great reviews.

I am professional photographer but since 3-4 years I don’t take photos anymore. 
I only take photos in my vacations and when I visit cities where I do street photography mainly and a few city landscapes.

I sold almost my photographic equipment and I kept only 2 cameras. 
Ricoh GRII and Fujifilm XT5 and some lenses. 

My project for the next years is to visit cities and countries around the world and taking street photography and some landscape photography and maybe publish some books with these photos.
Street photography is 80-85% of my photos now.

Here some key points that will help me to take my final decision.

1. I want to take only one camera and one lens. No big cameras, no lenses, no bags anymore. I like to be more minimalist in my philosophy to take photos and in my life generally.
2. I shot 95% Jpeg not RAW. I know the benefits of RAW in editing, dynamic range etc but all cameras has anymore very good jpeg. And it’s ok for me. If a camera has RAW and JPEG I choose this option and keep RAW for the future when I print the books. Then I will edit my final photos for the printing. If the camera has this possibility it’s great. 
3. It’s great to carry RICOH GR,  I am very distinctive but the image quality is not Leica or Fuji. 
4. I like 28mm not 35mm
5. It will great to take some photos with 35mm or 50mm although it’s very rare. All 3 cameras has this ability except XPRO.
6. I sold my Canon and Fujis and I have 8.000$ in stock. For my new camera and for my first trips.

I read many reviews and I decided to buy one of these 3 cameras for my basic camera. 
Leica Q3 
Fuji X100 VI ( it’s coming) with 28mm lens 
Fuji XPRO IV with 18/2 (small lens) Its not one camera one lens. But I will use it with one lens. I own XT5 but XPRO are better for street photography.
Ricoh GR III

All these 3 cameras have advantages and disadvantages.

Would you like please to send me your opinion about this dilemma? Which you would prefer from these 3 and why according my 6 key points. 

Thank you 

Greg Plat.