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Tom, are you still shooting Nikon and Fuji side by side?
I feel reluctant to give up my Nikons but I am finding that the Fujis have increased appeal due to their lower weight but also I like to use the EVF to pre-visualise my image exposure. Much easier than using the histogram.
JK-
I'm 90% fuji...most of that with x100t and xp2. I did buy a D500 and it's pretty impressive. I expect to use it for some birding and some animal portrait shots (though the fuji's seem just fine for that, too). I still use the D800 for the few instances where a really big file is a must (mostly architectural shots with tripod, pc lens and the whole magilla)
I'm probably selling my xt1 (definitely not interested in an xt2) and I have an xe1 converted to IR )
Obviously it was easy to buy too much fuji gear
it seemed so cheap compared to early nikon purchases I'm likely to trim down my lens list and sell of the older bodies (though they don't fetch much).Can't see offing anything nikon though...
There seems to be a place for both, if you have both. If you didn't I'd be much more leaning to fuji.
tom
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