Bla bla bla. A couple were fairly challenging conditions/pushing the manual features and quality is good.
I wouldn't expect to be able to whip it out and do a press shoot with it (thoigh I have, with mostly shitty results) but you know that and don't want it for that.
I basically smashed the living shit out of it in Patagonia and have flooded it on numerous occasions and it's still clinging on. Pretty good camera.
All I would add to that is that I had the X100S (which is very similar to the X100T) and the X100V is a completely different beast. They seem to have ironed out every issue.
I have the X100V and it's absolutely superb! Really enjoy the shooting experience (a nice contrast/compliment to my Nikon D750) and the image quality is fabulous. You can get conversion lenses for 27mm and 50mm equivalent FoV but I've enjoyed the challenge of the fixed 35mm equiv. too. If you're in the market for this style of camera you definitely won't regret getting the X100V!
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