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Hmmmm....can't wait on either feature forever. Maybe I'll just find an inexpensive X-T10 with a decent lens just to see if Fuji imaging is for me. I think I can live with the X-T10's shortcomings for a time, then upgrade to the body that may have what I need later. Darn G.A.S. attacks!
Anthony Wilkins
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Could very well be a plan. If it’s still going, there has been a great sale on XT1’s. That would get you a weather resistant body.
I was going to make the same suggestion as @Anthony Wilkins . Unless it's the size of the X-Tx bodies you want to avoid.
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Yeah....size as well as higher price. I more than likely will dump the X-T10 when I decide on which "X" body I want to settle with, and not lose as much $$$.
Right now there is only around a $120 difference between the T1 and T10 new. And the T1 will have a higher resale. But there is still the size difference. Unfortunately, for Fuji's market, I don't see them ever putting weather sealing into the smaller bodies. It would cut to much into the sales of their "pro" bodies.
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Looking at an "as new" XT10 right now for $340 shipped. Haven't seen an XT1 within $200 of that. And yes, it's a no-go on an XT1.
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Well....had to pop $355 for a pristine XT10, but at least it's on it's way. Found a 16-50 f3.5 for $153 so I'm on my way to "FujiLand!"
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They're Here!
Got my excellent X-T10 and near new 16-50 f3.5 II today and am very pleased with the handling, especially the light weight of the combo. Getting used to the UI coming from an Olympus Mu-43 has been fun and challenging, but fairly easy. Surprised at the amount of tweaking that can be done! Looking forward to some fun in "FujiLand"!
Got my excellent X-T10 and near new 16-50 f3.5 II today and am very pleased with the handling, especially the light weight of the combo. Getting used to the UI coming from an Olympus Mu-43 has been fun and challenging, but fairly easy. Surprised at the amount of tweaking that can be done! Looking forward to some fun in "FujiLand"!
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I would like to "beat severely about the head & shoulders" those who had anything to do with encouraging my Fuji purchase! There ain't enough Tums to eliminate the newest G.A.S attack!
Just when I was getting over severe cases from Mu-43 systems, up comes "FujiItis"! Watch your backs...I'll find all of you!
Just when I was getting over severe cases from Mu-43 systems, up comes "FujiItis"! Watch your backs...I'll find all of you!
KillRamsey
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I personally post from deep within a bunker in the Swedish fjords. Fuji set it up for me specially.
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BOTH of you....I will send the fleas of a thousand camels to infest your private parts! You can run and hide, but they will find you!
Anthony Wilkins
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KillRamsey
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A+, Anthony.
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I dont know if I should cry or laugh
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Actually I'm working with both systems simultaneously. I just received my new Olympus E-M5 II today and it's another learning curve from my previous Oly. Of course I have to learn everything there is to know about anything I have, so my pea-brain is borderline rupturing most of the time! Switching from Oly to Fuji and back is "challenging" to say the least! 
Dave Jenkins
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I didn’t expect much from the 16-50 that came with my X-Pro 1, but it is actually a fine lens. i’m constantly amazed at its sharpness.
