I switched fully to mirrorless in 2013, long before they were really "ready" (or good enough to use). At first it was just for the fun of trying new tech and ha

I switched fully to mirrorless in 2013, long before they were really "ready" (or good enough to use). At first it was just for the fun of trying new tech and having a "more compact" that's still APS-C. The advantages were just too much and for hiking and street photography it felt much more comfortable to use a film-camera-sized (and lookalike). I eventually sold off my nikon gear. The XT-2: Dedicated aperture dial, ISO dial, shutter speed dial. Compact, looks more friendly to onlookers (can be important if you shoot street photography). I like the ergonomics of them a lot (esp compared to the Fuji E-series, which is not so good). If you enjoy shooting film, it has a very similar feel.