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I'm pretty sure I didn't use continuous autofocus.  But I really couldn't say for sure...I likely played around with both single AF and continuous.

Thanks!  I've always had pretty good luck with the 55-200.  It seems that I use that lens more than any other with my X-T1.

Ho'okipa Beach [ Fujifilm X-T1 XF55-200mm F3.5-4.8 R LM OIS] Hawaiian Gal Rides The Wave [Fujifilm X-T1 XF55-200mm F3.5-4.8 R LM OIS] Silversword & Chukar Partridge [Fujifilm X-T1 XF55-200mm ...

It doesn't matter if you have a "grey market" camera now...you already own the system.  You can't roll back time.  The odds of you requiring a repair on this or any other camera are so low, it is ...

Who cares?

I always love how the OP's original question is almost always ignored by the responder in this Group.  Just follow up the OP's question with another question of your own!

I suggest you make your own decision.  The opinions of others on this matter can only steer you down a path that is not your own.

No...I don't think Fujifilm is designing their telephoto lenses poorly.  The 55-200 lens for example is fantastic!

I disagree...the true quality of a camera can me measured by its weight...as weight increases...quality increases!  :-)  Think back a bit...we all remember the beastly Pentax 67 don't we?  Need I ...

I have no problem whatsoever using the EVF in the bright sunlight of Arizona or during my recent trip to Hawaii.  I quick method I use on high contrast backlit situations like the OP mentioned is ...

There is no thin line between making money or taking somebody for a fool...the market determines the price! If they thought profits could be maximized by selling the camera for $4,000, they would...

I really like the large handgrip that I purchased and don't regret it for a minute.  It's too bad that both can't be utilized at the same time.  The large grip feels really nice when shooting with ...

If you are unable to make this decision without the input of strangers...you should hold off on the purchase for a bit.

Necessary?

Wow...that's confusing!

I have barely used it since it was purchased...that is my fault...not that of the camera.  It is an excellent camera.  However, I found myself using my X-Pro1 and X100/X100S exclusively, and then ...

Taylor Swift doesn't even have to allow pro photographers into her concerts.

Nobody should convince you of anything.  If you can't figure out whether or not you want to spend the money for the Fujifilm X100T....then save your money!

Then...I don't see the point of you buying one!

No...it isn't worth getting for you.  If you feel the need to post to an online forum to make a decision...don't buy one.  Perform your own research and make your own decision.