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My reasons for not keeping the SD1M
My reasons for not keeping the SD1M
Not sure where to put this post.
I'm going to return my SD1M. My reasons:
1) I don't really have the budget to feed another system in addition to a Fuji XF system. And because of reason #2 below, I've decided that the Fuji X system takes priority.
2) I'm not partial to the size/weight factor of the body+lens. Mind you, this is still a lot less than other FF DSLR combinations would be, but it is still not what I want. I should add, however, that the SD1M feels really good in the hand, the grip is excellent as reported, and the shutter sound is a pure joy.
3) It would be impossible to resist the temptation of an SD Quattro given the limitations of the SD1M body (especially lack of live view), but I almost certainly could not afford to upgrade (see #1).
I will however sorely miss the Sigma 8-16 lens paired with that sensor. I don't think the Fuji X system will offer anything comparable for years to come.
My reasons for not keeping the SD1M
Not sure where to put this post.
I'm going to return my SD1M. My reasons:
1) I don't really have the budget to feed another system in addition to a Fuji XF system. And because of reason #2 below, I've decided that the Fuji X system takes priority.
2) I'm not partial to the size/weight factor of the body+lens. Mind you, this is still a lot less than other FF DSLR combinations would be, but it is still not what I want. I should add, however, that the SD1M feels really good in the hand, the grip is excellent as reported, and the shutter sound is a pure joy.
3) It would be impossible to resist the temptation of an SD Quattro given the limitations of the SD1M body (especially lack of live view), but I almost certainly could not afford to upgrade (see #1).
I will however sorely miss the Sigma 8-16 lens paired with that sensor. I don't think the Fuji X system will offer anything comparable for years to come.

