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I based this opinion on the sense I got when using the XT-1 and the new X-Pro2, which have significantly recessed dials and buttons compared to models that don't have weather sealing. I don't care about shooting in the rain, I care about being able to find the button or dial without fumbling around, which i'm finding is the case with the new X-Pro2. Have you tried the new AF-L button on the X-Pro2? What other reason, apart from weather sealing, would they make a rear command dial so recessed, that you have to vigorously mash your finger into it to activate it?

WR will result in the terribly recessed buttons and dials found on other weather sealed Fuji cameras, so please NO! A dedicated dial for Drive mode on top in that big space on the left side. Faster processor and slightly larger EVF. Centered tripod hole so you can open the battery door, SD card on the side, don't need dual cards though.

Anything substantial to read on the new model, or is there too little difference between the old one to merit a review?

Any chance you own an X-E1 or 2 and can compare the EVF experience? I was hoping it would be a smooth transition from an X-E2 to an X-Pro2 but worried the EVF size will be an issue for me.

I too would like to know, but regarding the size of the EVF compared to the EVF on the X-E2.

The eye cup for the X-T10 houses a scroll wheel and view mode button, so it would seem more complicated to remove and replace.

Rented the X-T10 to see if it’s right for me, and immediately see that the viewfinder eye cup barely protrudes out, making for a squashed nose against the screen situation, which I also found with the X-T1. Luckily, Fujifilm made a Long Eye Cup for X-T1 which was only $15, but it doesn’t appear as if there is one available for the X-T10. This is a real deal breaker for me, because even with my nose crushed against the back display, I still can’t see all of the EVF.