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As Linux User, I test sometime Darktable, but I didn't yet adopt it. It is really powerful, but not really intuitive, and one thing I don't like, is that it is based on a database (like LR and other software) and can't simply open an image from a directory. Other thing is there not enough simplicity in the module organisation and can give the impression to be lost... But that indeed a matter of learning. Actually, under Linux or Windows (at work) I use Lightzone, a formerly commercial software, now developed as a free software which is one of the first to support Fuji X RAF on Linux and give very nice results. If someone here are interested : http://lightzoneproject.org

X-E3 with the same spec as X-T10 ?

As an X-E2 user, I love the idea to have an FW 4.00 for X-E2, but, it's true there's only few hope to see it come. After that, X-T10 seems to be a very nice body, with very nice launch price. As I'm not a SLR like only nor rangefinder only, I could decide to buy the X-T10 as a second body for my fixed focal lenses, avoiding to change lenses to often. Nevertheless, I think I'll continue to use my X-E2, since like X-T10 it is a compact, light and with high quality pictures camera. As I use my left eye in the viewfinder, there's not really difference between X-T10 and X-E2. But May be with X-T10 I'll get my nose on buttons... ? MP is really not a must to have for me, and I really prefer Fuji Lens offer than full of the "not so good lenses" sony's offer. For feature, As I do mainly still photography, I don't need a lot of "silly" features.