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the fuji xm1, that is.
small and potent...it even is pretty small with the new 35/2 attached and an external finder in the shoe!
with a pancake lens it would be pocketable.
that being said...i'm not sure that i'll be keeping this kit much longer.
it seems silly to keep my xe2 or even the xe1 at home so that i'm able to carry the xm kit everyday.
i think i'll start another thread to discuss everyday kits...
small and potent...it even is pretty small with the new 35/2 attached and an external finder in the shoe!
with a pancake lens it would be pocketable.
that being said...i'm not sure that i'll be keeping this kit much longer.
it seems silly to keep my xe2 or even the xe1 at home so that i'm able to carry the xm kit everyday.
i think i'll start another thread to discuss everyday kits...
wrenhunter
RF newbie
Hey, if I can keep my M1, XE-2 and X100T -- you can do your part and hang onto those two 
Agree it's a great little camera.
Agree it's a great little camera.
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Hey, if I can keep my M1, XE-2 and X100T -- you can do your part and hang onto those two
Agree it's a great little camera.
i sometimes get real antsy when i think i have too much gear...it could easily be put into the storage bag for awhile but then i start thinking maybe it should be out of the house altogether...
wrenhunter
RF newbie
My rationale is -- I need the XE-2 to have an ILC alternative to the X100T. But the M1 is even smaller, and I got mine used for $150. What kind of dent is that going to make? Might as well keep it ...
daveleo
what?
I loved my XA1, but sold it for that reason. I had the X100 and XE1/27mm and always grabbed one of those.
XA1 made *great* pictures but didn't fit into my scheme of things. Also .... it is only "small" when you have a small lens on it
XA1 made *great* pictures but didn't fit into my scheme of things. Also .... it is only "small" when you have a small lens on it