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That Fuji X-T1 looks real yummy.
It’s very nice and I like the sensor but if you need video at all stay away from Fuji. If they can get that together (should be a software update) I’d be onboard. Seems like the last thing Fuji has addressed or not – addressed at this point. Their lenses are marvels too
I’m worried my 16GB SD card is going to fill up [or die of old age] before Adobe offers support for RAW from the E-M10 in Lightroom, so I picked up one of the Sony cards. Out of curiosity, is there any compelling reason as a stills shooter to go for the more expensive 94Mb/s UHS-1 card?
My Transcend class 10 SDHC just died(computer with electric failure connector). I went for the sony 94Mb/s UHS-1. I can’t get more than 14 RAW shoots in burst with Pen E-pl5 now, before up to 17 shoots with Trascend
Since the first time EM-1 came out the price is really much too expensive despite of its great capability, and now the Fuji X-T1 just released with cheaper price,.. I guess olympus should lower the price more or came up with free battery grip ,.. Btw has anyone get the reply from mail in – rebate promotion by olympus since december last year?
Come and live in the UK then, you’ll pay more but then I got a free grip and 43 adapter.
Couldn’t agree with y’all more. The Fuji X-T1 does look very cool. And yes Olympus isn’t the only game in town. Micro Four Thirds would not be as good of a system if it wasn’t for the competition between Panasonic, Olympus and now Black Magic. It’s all the more impressive what Fuji is doing on it’s own.