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Hi Gman,

i hope you are enjoying your new camera. I have used my Canon 5dm3 for a number of years, love the low light performance and the images, but hate just how big it is. A few years ago I got the x100t for hiking and loved the images. Hated the slow auto focus.

This February I got the xt3 - wow, what a camera! So much fun to shoot with, small and lightweight, and easy to get good shots SOOC. The X - camera menu system has a learning curve, but it is so much fun to shoot with.

enjoy the journey!

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Hi DCM

Im having a great time with my x-t3 thanks, it’s a wonderful camera don’t miss my Canon at all 🙁.

One problem I do have is having difficulty assigning memory cards to record one as RAW and two as JPEG keep looking at the menus but can’t quite figure out what to do. 

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