Hi all,
I've had my XT-1 since not long after launch and used it mainly for landscapes were it did a great job. These days, not getting so much time for landscape and shoot more with my Rx1R and M9. Mostly family days out, with dog, portraits etc today. I find the autofocus on all of these, just not up to the job, or maybe it's me
I plan on keeping the M9 as I enjoy the style, when wandering, but with he family and dog, neither it nor the Rx1R are much use.
I never carry the XT-1 as too big, so thought maybe about selling the T1 and upgrading to the XT-30. It seems a lot smaller and has the benefits of the Xt-3 focus etc in a more carry around package. I can also use my lenses. Most of my lenses are old. 55-230, 18-55, 60mm, 35 / 1.4 and 14mm. Will these keep up with the focus, I assume not for the 60mm and 35mm, but how about the others? Or will I need newer, faster focusing lenses too?
I may sell the Rx1R. Love the images, but overkill if I can use the smaller XT as my go to.
Anyone done similar or able to offer any advice?
Thanks,
Steve
I've had my XT-1 since not long after launch and used it mainly for landscapes were it did a great job. These days, not getting so much time for landscape and shoot more with my Rx1R and M9. Mostly family days out, with dog, portraits etc today. I find the autofocus on all of these, just not up to the job, or maybe it's me
I plan on keeping the M9 as I enjoy the style, when wandering, but with he family and dog, neither it nor the Rx1R are much use.
I never carry the XT-1 as too big, so thought maybe about selling the T1 and upgrading to the XT-30. It seems a lot smaller and has the benefits of the Xt-3 focus etc in a more carry around package. I can also use my lenses. Most of my lenses are old. 55-230, 18-55, 60mm, 35 / 1.4 and 14mm. Will these keep up with the focus, I assume not for the 60mm and 35mm, but how about the others? Or will I need newer, faster focusing lenses too?
I may sell the Rx1R. Love the images, but overkill if I can use the smaller XT as my go to.
Anyone done similar or able to offer any advice?
Thanks,
Steve