Athelstane

The thread(s) on EVF magnification answer this indirectly. The answer is that the eye relief is about the same on the new model, so if you had problems seeing the whole image on the previous model then you will also find the new model a challenge.

There is another thread on this issue, which has quite a few more contributions. Might be worth a look.

Don't think a screw-in diopter lens is possible for the X-Pro2, if that's what you meant. I have a -3 diopter that I used with the X-Pro1, but my right has deteriorated marginally, and that takes me beyond the -3 maximum built-in correction on the X-Pro2.

I'm in the same situation. As a spectacle wearer, I am swithering over whether or not to buy the X-pro2, as the viewfinder is borderline for me, in that I have to move the camera slightly when it's up to my eye, to enable me to see the info round the edges. I have the XT2, which is great, but would like a second body, and love the form factor of the X-Pro2. Oddly, the viewfinder of the X100T is marginally better for me, with my specs on.