Impressed by Fujifilm's X100 and X-E1, I held off getting an X-T1 as long as I could, but finally succumbed. Initial impressions are very favourable and the (electronic) viewfinder is as good as they say. The D7000 is literally a homebody - I have taken it out only a couple of times in nearly two years. I love what it does and how it does it, but the bulk and weight are just too much for me; I have struggled to get images free of camera shake, even at reasonable shutter speeds, because of this. The X-T1 and two lenses (the 35/1.4 pictured and the large 23/1.4) were quite comfortable to lug round for a few hours. Unsurprising, as the equivalent Nikon set-up (as shown here) is almost 400g heavier. What have I "lost" in adopting the X-T1 as a DSLR replacement? An optical viewfinder, yes, but in its place a less obtrusive focal plane shutter without mirror-slap. I do miss the option to raise the camera to the eye to assess a shot whether it's turned on or not. But I'll take individual dials to control shutter speed, aperture and ISO instead.