Fujifilm X-T2

Pros

• I really disagree with that there's nothing holding me back from using raw and the picture quality is fantastic. The fact that it does jpeg really well and have film simulations doesn't detract from it's raw format capabilities. ... for...
• I ended up with a X-T2. I really love it and I’m very happy with my choice. My favourite things are the colour output and the tactile experience with physical dials.
• I absolutely love how Fujifilm handles colors, especially skin tones, and the film simulation modes are just so exciting—it feels like shooting on actual film! I’m genuinely in love with the look and feel of the images this camera produces.
• sometimes I want to take my Fujifilm X-T2 camera with me, which is in a protection bag.

Cons

• Yeah AF ain't great on the xt2 I usually manually focus personally. ... There's also the dials which I personally love, a huge part of doing camera work is the actual usability and Fuji just nails that ... Then there is weather sealing w...
• X-T2 is not a bad option but do bear in mind Fujifilm's autofocus was not necessarily great, especially in the early models.
• Fujifilm X-T2 (~£400). This has a larger APS-C sized sensor and some nice retro aesthetics. It is weather sealed but has no IBIS, so it might actually perform worse in low light than the Olympus (at least for landscape and architecture)...
• There are only two things I dislike X-T2. First it has slow AF and second I doesn't have animal eye AF. X-T2 suitable for peoples dislike editing raw file and prefer shoot jpeg. They could easily use film simulation.
• X-T2 has slow AF.