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Underwhelmed by Ken as I am never sure if he has actually had hands on or if he is regurgitating part of another review.
I still need to test the XT2 for my flamenco shooting.
I tested it last night when doing a theatre shoot of a play. It performed pretty well but there were occasions when the image in the EVF looked a bit fuzzy (very low light).
I need to do my final checks for my flamenco dance stuff. Hopefully in the next two weeks.
Whether it's Ken's own words or another's, it echoed my concerns about the limitations of an EVF. I would be interested to hear of anyone is seriously using the XT for sports and wildlife.
As it stands I don't see the XT2 being enough of an upgrade for me to be tempted....but will be interested to see if the 'blackout' time is reduced.
I've decided to hold off selling or adding any more photographic equipment till I have had time to get some wildlife shooting done under more controlled conditions.
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Eric