Super concept with annoying trifles

This camera makes you want to photograph!
One has the feeling, to keep an exceptionally high-quality precision tools in his hands. Positive in my view:
- Large, bright viewfinder
- Dynamic range and image quality. Here can be a lot more out of the RAW files (particularly in the shadows)
- Autofocus (only use single-shot) quickly and accurately. The size adjustment of the AF points is very convenient. The distribution of the focal areas over the entire image field is great.
- Very good noise performance, although at the Fuji ISO values ​​are about 1/3 stop higher than Nikon (ie, to obtain the same exposure, the Fuji needs a slightly higher ISO-value)
- Belichtungskorrekturrad and the many buttons and switches
- Great Fuji XF lenses, also great kit lens (18-55)

The following little things annoy me:
- Bracketing with 3 photos and max. 1 Aperture distance - why ask such a thing ???
- Lightroom handles the RAWs still not 100% clean. Capture One provides here much better results. I stay still first in Lightroom and hope that something else does in version 6. Here Fuji and Adobe should urgently put together again and become the xtrans suitable demosaicing, and sharpness algorithms.
- No tethering with the PC
- Battery very underpowered
- Battery can not be replaced when a tripod plate is attached (the board has to be very small so that it can)
- Tripod connection not in optical axis
- No wireless TTL like Canon or Nikon, but at least optical slave mode the flash (Note: The photo gets a bit but then the flash off when this is not desired, set IR filter in front of the flash.)
- Changing the ISO-wheel somewhat cumbersome because the button must always be pressed in the middle (the button must only be pressed to turn the wheel of the A-position the Verschlusszeitrad). This is the case of small lenses not the problem, but at telephoto lenses annoying that because the left hand one has to take the lens always to adjust the ISO.

Otherwise, I can very well live with the total package and be with the XT-1 have next to my Nikon D800 a lot of joy.