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Definitely better to have the XT1 rather than XE1 but I do like the smaller footprint of the XE1 at times.
The XPro1 feels the best in my hands as it is a little larger than both XE1 and XT1.
The XT1 is the most functional and most like a DSLR in performance.
You will need the XT1 and the new 10-24mm f4 OIS lens then you will have everything.
That will cost you nearly £2000.
Will that mean you get rid of D3 and some of your other glass ?
Haven't decided about the D3....except that I see no point in upgrading something that STILL fulfils my (remaining) clients needs. It really depends on how much use it gets in the next year.
At the moment I am focusing on the Fuji X system as an alternative to the D7000 and it's DX lenses.
It's a bit complicated because I still need selected lenses for D200IR ....and it's hard to disregard the DX multiplier advantage should I want long reach.
I am a great believer in not building unused equipment stockpiles...too much choice is not necessarily a good thing. LOL
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Eric