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Wouldn't it be better to split the X-T1 and X-T10 into 2 different sub-forums? I think they both differ enough to treat them as different cameras.

There’s a slight problem with that assertion: If it is based on your knowledge of the full specs of the X-T10 then you are probably violating an NDA; as far as Fuji is concerned they haven’t even confirmed that there is such thing as an X-T10. And if you are just speculating then that would hardly be sufficient to motivate a split of sub-forums.

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No, I just mean that - even based on the preliminery pictures and specs - the XT-10 is not as related to the X-T1 as for instance the X-E2 is to the X-E1 or the X-A1(2) is to the X-M1. These cameras ar either very alike both in handling as in specs (X-M1 vs X-A1) or successor/predecessor of the other one (X-E1 vs X-E2). I think the X-T10 is neither.

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