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X-T20 Firmware upgrade and flash recommendation

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I just purchased the X-T20 and I already love this camera. It's a significant upgrade from the X-E1. Mind you, I only had the X-E1 for a couple of months, so I am still learning about the Fuji X system.

 

Will the X-T20 get the new faster focusing algorithm in a firmware upgrade like the X-T2 or does the X-T20 already have it since it is a newer camera?

 

What other firmware updates can we expect from Fuji ?

 

Also, could you recommend an affordable flash system that is capable of HSS?

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I looked into the Nissin and Godox flash systems....I decided to go with Godox.

 

Godox price is very reasonable but the deciding factor was that I did not want a giant flash, so I opted for the TT350-F.

In addition, I purchased the X1T-F transmitter and a couple of the Godox X1R-N receivers so I could integrate my Nikon speedlights.

 

So far, I have only had my X-T20 for a week, but the camera ROCKS.  The detail and colors are spectacular.

 

Thank you for recommending Godox.

 

  

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