rx1...i see the heavy breathing has started

Honestly I never understood people's need for complaining about cameras they don't have and never plan to purchase anyway. I'm happy with my RX1, and I don't spend my time thinking about what problems cameras from Fuji, Nikon and Canon might have.
 
Not strange at all. No finder (except for a $500 external clip on) and an inflexible user interface. The reviews indicate manual control is cumbersome.

The camera's user interface has to be well suited for many photographers. I am not one of them. So even though the sensor and lens are excellent, I would never buy a camera I won't enjoy using.
In what way is control cumbersome? It has direct control, dedicated dials for all major parameters, five buttons customizable to 27 functions. It has manual mode in combination with auto-iso.

The only thing cumbersome about these controls is the that camera itself is very compact, and it doesn't incorporate a grip.
 
I tried to look at one in one of the few camera stores in VT today. Was told it wasn't coming out until tomorrow, and no they didn't have any. I did hold an RX100, and was surprised at the build. It felt quite solid, if a bit slippery for my taste. The RX1 has a lot of appeal for me, but is apparently bigger than the 100, so maybe not compact enough for what I wanted...

Still mulling this one over vs an X2, and then I got my X2 Paul Smith edition email this evening, so it's time to put up or shut up on that and I'm nowhere near flush enough.
 
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