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  1. <p>My friend almost exclusively uses a good fast 50mm lens and keeps a quality standard zoom handy if she really need to go wider or longer.<br> An X-Pro 1 and a XF 35mm 1.4 would be affordable and worth consideration. </p>
  2. <p>Users of both the XT-1 and XE-2 have experienced and documented problems with dust and immovable dirt on their new sensors. <strong>There is at least a couple of threads on dpreview.com</strong></p> <p>Then it must be true and a widespread issue. It usually happens when changing a lens in a dust storm. Certainly a design flaw. ;-)</p>
  3. <p>The thing that impressed me most about Pentax cameras is that they offered 'Real" features that were important to me as opposed to meaningless, or frequently used features. Real in-camera HDR, real double exposure, real weather sealing, Real quiet shutter and of course the price. After viewing pictures of some of their f2.8 lenses with SDM, I think I would be better off with the Kit lens (18-135mm/18-55mm) and some primes, rather than role the dice and wind up with a dud. <strong>Real compact</strong> was another reason I purchased the camera, so why pair it with a huge and heavy lens that may have issues.<br> Harry, in the real world the 18-135 is a decent lens and all of the DA Limiteds are very good.</p>
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