Bert_F

First of all, I bought the X-E2 because I liked the "rangefinder-like" feel and the "film-like" sensor. It also fits perfectly in my hand and suits my shooting style. As I used the camera and became familiar with it, it exceeded all of my expectations! Your suggestions of the XT-1 viewfinder, the floppy-tilty screen, and more phase-detector focussing detectors (like the Sony A-6000) would make me actually consider an upgrade. How about adding in-camera 5-axis shake reduction like the Sony and Olympus cameras.
 
Personally, I would rather have a 16 mp sensor with wider dynamic range, lower noise, and higher ISO than a 24 mp sensor with greater detail and the same specs as the X-E2. I was actually considering upgrading my Canon 7D body to handle action photos. Guess I'll put that on the back burner. There are some spectacular X-T1 action shots in other topics.
 
Some of the firmware enhancements I would like:
 
- Separate selectable focus points for horizontal and vertical orientation.
- Flash exposure compensation on the quick menu.
- Combine facial focussing on the same menu item as the other focussing modes.
- Optionally create separate file folders based on the date taken.
- Increase the bracketing range to +/- 3 stops for HDR photography.
- Electronic high-speed shutter.

First of all, I bought the X-E2 because I liked the "rangefinder-like" feel and the "film-like" sensor. It also fits perfectly in my hand and suits my shooting style. As I used the camera and became familiar with it, it exceeded all of my expectations! Your suggestions of the XT-1 viewfinder, the floppy-tilty screen, and more phase-detector focussing detectors (like the Sony A-6000) would make me actually consider an upgrade. How about adding in-camera 5-axis shake reduction like the Sony and Olympus cameras.
 
Personally, I would rather have a 16 mp sensor with wider dynamic range, lower noise, and higher ISO than a 24 mp sensor with greater detail and the same specs as the X-E2. I was actually considering upgrading my Canon 7D body to handle action photos. Guess I'll put that on the back burner. There are some spectacular X-T1 action shots in other topics.
 
Some of the firmware enhancements I would like:
 
- Separate selectable focus points for horizontal and vertical orientation.
- Flash exposure compensation on the quick menu.
- Combine facial focussing on the same menu item as the other focussing modes.
- Optionally create separate file folders based on the date taken.
- Increase the bracketing range to +/- 3 stops for HDR photography.
- Electronic high-speed shutter.

First of all, I bought the X-E2 because I liked the "rangefinder-like" feel and the "film-like" sensor. It also fits perfectly in my hand and suits my shooting style. As I used the camera and became familiar with it, it exceeded all of my expectations! Your suggestions of the XT-1 viewfinder, the floppy-tilty screen, and more phase-detector focussing detectors (like the Sony A-6000) would make me actually consider an upgrade. How about adding in-camera 5-axis shake reduction like the Sony and Olympus cameras.
 
Personally, I would rather have a 16 mp sensor with wider dynamic range, lower noise, and higher ISO than a 24 mp sensor with greater detail and the same specs as the X-E2. I was actually considering upgrading my Canon 7D body to handle action photos. Guess I'll put that on the back burner. There are some spectacular X-T1 action shots in other topics.
 
Some of the firmware enhancements I would like:
 
- Separate selectable focus points for horizontal and vertical orientation.
- Flash exposure compensation on the quick menu.
- Combine facial focussing on the same menu item as the other focussing modes.
- Optionally create separate file folders based on the date taken.
- Increase the bracketing range to +/- 3 stops for HDR photography.
- Electronic high-speed shutter.