JimGoshorn

Thanks for smacking me upside the head. I had the dynamic range set to 400 forgetting that that makes the minimum ISO 800. That was a real stupid human trick

I installed it and first thing I wanted to do was experiment with the exposure compensation in manual. Well it sort of works. I can make minor adjustments but so far I can't go the full range from -3 to +3. Sometimes it will go a little both ways (+ and -) and others it will only adjust in one direction. So far, I haven't figured out the logic of how it works but it definitely isn't what I was expecting. Focusing definitely seems better even on my 60.

If the only difference between the two cameras was the OVF, I would get the X-T2. I have an X-100S and the X-T1 and always use the X-100S in EVF mode and prefer the layout of the X-T1. Too many years with SLR's