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Coming from m43 using the Panasonic GF1, then the Olympus OM-D I ended up with Fuji. I must say, that the quality of there lenses is impressive. It's such a pitty that those Fuji cameras are not made for video. I know, it got better with the X-Pro2, but it's still not the first choice for video. Other cameras like the GH4 do an impressive job for video. Not to mention the compatibility of the m43 lenses with the BlackMagic Video cameras. It would be a dream if you could have a better video function with the Fuji bodies. Nobody likes to carry two different sets of lenses these days and while photography is still my main focus, you can't avoid videography. Why doesn't Fuji cooperate with companies like BlackMagic so that they can create a Fuji lens compatible camera. That would be amazing. Anybody out there shooting video and have some thought on this? :-)

Okay...two people two totlally different feelings :-) I recently went to a store and put the X100T and the X-T10 close together...well...and they are pretty close in size. So maybe I should think about adding the X-T10 with a 27mm lens... Hmmm....questions....questions....questions :-)

Hmmm...there it is...my X100T...and what should I say...still not sure if I like it... Why? I do have the X-T1 and while I mostly use it with the 16-55mm it's okay when traveling, but I was looking for something for daily use. An "always carry around camera". Maybe take picture in the street, sights around, but also by son playing and stuff like this - something where I currently tend to use the iPhone, but I want something better. Better image quality and a real camera. Everybody was talking about the X100T as the perfect tool. So I got one. But there are some things which I really miss - I got used to the quick ISO dial on the X-T1. This now means going back into the menu's and select it. Also I'm not sure if I really like the OVF - when testing, I tend more to use the EVF. I don't see any real benefit over the OVF - only disadvantages that I see more than I actually capture. Maybe I already got used to the EVF. And the AF...yes, I wanna also shoot my son playing and there the FW4.0 updated gave me a lot to the X-T1. Using the X100T seems to me a step backwards now. Sure. real photographers use to manual focus but I'm lazy. I like to concentrate more on capturing the right moment then to worry about getting a sharp image. So here I am... I know, there was a recent article on Fujilove about the X100T .vs. X-T10. But one thing is for sure, I won't buy an X-T10 now, because I have the X-T1. What would be your reasons to keep the X100T? I know, there are a lot of people having both, the X-T1 and the X100T. Why do you have both? What where the reason to get them? After you used them for a while. Which is your favorite? Would you still get both? Can we expect a similar AF upgrade for the X100T? Thanks for your help....