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I do not fully agree with that. Including lens profiles in the raw files ensures that they are available even for new lenses. It also gives the ability to include an individual profile for each lens if the profiles are stored in the lens firmware. I have no idea if Fuji does this or if all lenses of one type use the same profile.What I really would like, is an option in Lightroom to ignore the included lens profile.

I don't see any advantage in that Pentax tilt screen over the solution on the X-T1. I really like my tilt screen and it is one of the two major reasons not to by an X-Pro 2 (the other is the small EVF on the X-Pro 2). But I need it only for macro and sometimes on a tripod and in these cases I'm fine with the X-T1.

I think you are wrong. None of my friends using fuji cameras is interested in video. The question was how we could use the video button for something more important.

For me that would be a bad idea. I love my X-T1 for its combination of compact size and good handling. Some may need a battery grip when using large lenses, other for longer professional shootings. But in my case one battery is usually enough. Last week it even survived more than one and a half hour shooting northern lights at -20 degrees Celsius, with still two bars capacity. Of course I always have at least on spare battery with me, but I don't need a grip for it.

I have been using both for some time and finally sold the A7, mainly because the X-T1 is much more fun to use, but also because of Fujis fine lenses. IQ may be a little bit better with Sony, but only by a very small margin.

Ok, it does so, if there are only RAW files on the camera.

Could somebody please check if camera remote for Android is working? I can connect to the camera and remote control is working as usual. But in no way I can transfer images, connection is allways closed immediately. Some time and a few versions ago this worked without problems. I have tested with X-T1 firmware 4.10/4.20/4.21 connecting to a Nexus 5 running Android 6.01 and a Sony Tablet Z with Android 5.1.

21x13 = 273But these are apparently CDAF. It is not clear to me how many PDAF points there are (7x7, 7x11 ?).

First walk with my new Walimex (Samyang) 8mm F2.8. It will probably not get used very often but I like it.

One more change I would really appreciate is a one button solution to switch to silent mode. Currently I have to turn off sounds and activate electronic shutter. I often need this when shooting in concert or rehearsal.

The Problem has been solved by Fujifilm Germany on waranty. It took two weeks including shipment, about five working days for testing and repair, including firmware update to 4.10. So for me everything worked very well, no problem buying an X-Pro 2 or X-T2 next year.

Same here with my one year old X-T1. All images from the last two days show one white pixel (reproducable with lens cap on, normal exposure 1/30, ISO 200). Unfortunately I bought it used and while have the original receipt from Amazon.de, I'm not sure, Fujifilm support will handle it as waranty case.

- Wireless TTL - Enhanced bracketing, two stops would be sufficient for me most of the time, but should be configurable - Auto-ISO dependant on focal length and OIS(!) - scene detect full automatic mode from X-T10 - not for me, but for giving the camera to a friend to take photos