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JFog96
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Dec 16, 2014
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So is the em1, also the em1 offered m43 comparability which gives you a much larger lense array than fujifilms. Also the Olympus offers in sensor image stabilization. (The sensor wives freely compared to the body. So you don't need special stabilizing lenses. The xt1 is only good if you plan to shoot full manual.
aboveunlimited
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Dec 24, 2014
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JFog96The X-T1 is generally understood to be the pinnacle of the mirrorless cameras field at the moment (See http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-mirrorless-camera/). Furthermore, it's great if you want to shoot in full manual, but it absolutely does support semi and full auto modes (the typical A/Av, S/Tv, P, and the "green-box" so to speak).
chris.yw
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Jun 6, 2015
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JFog96I wont pick Fuji for manual lens. Its peak focusing is not as easy to use as Sony cameras'. It will give a much higher failure rate.
chris.yw
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Jun 6, 2015
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aboveunlimitedIndeed. As a current user i can tell, except for the cmos, everything is so great. If you shoot manual a lot, I recommend you to try A7. I currently own both and decided to use A7 to shoot manual.
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