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Got myself an XT 1

Metalkoi

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segedi Contributor

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I got one in a trade for a lens recently. Couldn't sell the Sigma macro lens for Nikon, so I took the trade. And am happy I did - It's a pretty fun camera.

The layout of the controls is pretty good. The buttons are a little hard to press - but you won't press them by accident!

 

Some recent shots from my first trip out with it:

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hufkaret Newbie

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One of the most useless threads I have ever seen. What is the message behind this thread?

 

But I could have been warned after reading the non-sense caption. Ppl, ur capation needs to have at least something to do with your message or question that you transport/have.

 

I guess this thread is a great example how not to post in such a forum. I feel like a troll, but I just had to write those lines.

 

However, have fun with your Fujifilm X-T1 and take some great pictures with it.

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CRAusmus Experienced

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One of the most useless threads I have ever seen. What is the message behind this thread?

 

But I could have been warned after reading the non-sense caption. Ppl, ur capation needs to have at least something to do with your message or question that you transport/have.

 

I guess this thread is a great example how not to post in such a forum. I feel like a troll, but I just had to write those lines.

 

However, have fun with your Fujifilm X-T1 and take some great pictures with it.

 

 

 

Don't know how much clearer it could be.  The caption is got myself an X-T1 and the subject of the post is about buying the X-T1.

 

Lighten up.

 

Welcome aboard Metalkoi.  Enjoy your new toy.

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One of the most useless threads I have ever seen. What is the message behind this thread?

 

Sorry?

 

Are you sure you posted on the right forum?

 

At the TS; have fun with the camera! I think you bought it at a good time with all those discounts.

 

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