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Re: Will XT6 finally catch up to Sony, Canon and Nikon with AF.


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Thanks, as always, for thoughtful and relevant contributions to the subject at hand.

About wear in general: Any camera that get used a lot is going to show some wear — scratches, nicks, dings, worn edges. That’s not a sign of a cheap or poorly made camera. (Seen any old Leicas recently? ;-)

And a camera that gets babied, wrapped in a case, handled gingerly, and not used a whole lot may well put off the normal wear and tear.

In the end, some marks on a well-used camera are normal and likely the result of being used actively for photography.

I’ve owned quite a few cameras ver the years, and that happened to every one of them. One of my current systems is based on a the XT5. I probably use it more than the majority of folks visiting this forum, and I can’t always baby it. Yet, despite a few rough edges here and htere, it still holds up just fine.



Jul 23, 2026 at 11:30 AM
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Re: Will XT6 finally catch up to Sony, Canon and Nikon with AF.


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Thanks, as always, for thoughtful and relevant contributions to the subject at hand.

About wear in general: Any camera that get used a lot is going to show some wear — scratches, nicks, dings, worn edges. That’s not a sign of a cheap or poorly made camera. (Seen any old Leicas recently… ;-)

And a camera that gets babied, wrapped in a case, handled gingerly, and not used a whole lot may well put off the normal wear and tear.

In the end, some marks on a well-used camera are normal and likely the result of being used actively for photography.

I’ve owned quite a few cameras ver the years, and that happened to every one of them. One of my current systems is based on a the XT5. I probably use it more than the majority of folks visiting this forum, and I can’t always baby it. Yet, despite a few rough edges here and htere, it still holds up just fine.



Jul 23, 2026 at 10:43 AM





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