Mirrorless APS-C cameras and lenses are getting larger and larger. I have an X-T10 and two lenses, and while the weight is somewhat lighter than a DSLR system,

Mirrorless APS-C cameras and lenses are getting larger and larger. I have an X-T10 and two lenses, and while the weight is somewhat lighter than a DSLR system, it's not much lighter and the bulk is just the same. Plus all lenses have different filter sizes requiring the use of step-up rings, making operation more annoying as you have to remove the rings when stowing. After using my X-T10, it loses vs. DSLR on almost every front (mechanical construction is great though). Micro four thirds systems are much smaller. I am going to go back to a DSLR, and I'll also get a micro four thirds system for when weight is an issue.