Shulvy

Just to add some input to this. The issue popped up for me too but I noticed that it happened immediately after I placed an SD card in the camera for the first time.

That's pretty much what I was told when I sent in my X-T1 for a screen replacement. It was basically "where not sure when we'll get to it and we'll send it back when we're done."

It really depends on how you are using flash and how much power you need. For just a little pop, the Fuji flashes are great. For a little more power on camera, with TTL, the Nissin is good. For off camera, I personally prefer the Neewer TT850. (Fuji X-T1, 56mm f/1.2, Neewer TT850)

For me, I think that the X100T, X-T1, & X-Pro2 are different enough cameras that they can each hold their own place in my professional workflow. I own the 23mm f/1.4 and use it in some situations over the X100T but in other situations the X100T is better. When the X-T2 comes though, then it will likely be no question. Out with the 1, in with the 2.

Hey dacalac, I've been using the Hold Fast Money Maker for the past year for wedding work. Leaves me feeling great at the end of a long day and it looks cool. High quality product, very poor customer service/communication from Hold Fast though. I'm happy enough with the overall product though that I now have one in brown and one in black.

From a guy with an X-T1 & an X100T I don't think that you can go wrong just jumping in with buying a used X-T1 and starting your lens collection, then when the X-T2 eventually comes along, pick that one up and make the X-T1 your backup body.

Just wanted to take a moment to introduce myself as a wedding photographer from New York State! This past weekend I went along with a friend and volunteered to shoot alongside them for free in order to shoot the whole day with just my X100T & X-T1 with 56mm f/1.2 lens! It would be wonderful if you'd be willing to take a look and offer some feedback! http://clients.thestoryphotography.com/fujix100tandfujix-t1/ Thanks so much! -Shulvy