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Saya blm pernah cari kamera di budget segitu, tapi mau kasih insight aja. Fujifilm XT100 itu pakai sensor CMOS Bayer Filter beda dengan kebanyakan seri Fujifilm yang pakai CMOS XTrans. Sensor Bayer ada di Fuji seri XT-xxx dan XA. Saya pernah pakai XA-5 dari kantor dgn sensor dan resolusi yang persis

I would kindly suggest you to take an interchangeable camera, and I think that the fuji is, and one prime lens, like a 35mm completely manual. Use this to improve your photographic eye. There is nothing worse, in street photography (if that's your interest) that missing the right moment by fiddling

Sony A6000 Price Range (Used / Fair Value) The Sony A6000 in the Philippines used market usually sits around ₱14,000–₱20,000 for body-only (sometimes with kit lens a bit higher).So a fair Fujifilm swap should be in a similar used value range (roughly ₱15k–₱25k). Fujifilm X-A SeriesX-A3 / X-A5 / X-A7

Hard to say. The older ones were nicer with their lower dynamic range and more extreme color profiles. However they didn't have pixel remapping for dead pixels, and they had very smudgey and mushy image quality. They were still pretty competitive in AF at the time though. The X-T2 was actually bette

I can only share you my own experience regarding Fujifilm and Micro 4/3: I have been a Micro 4/3 shooter since 2008. But in 2014 I was seduced by the promise of Fuji’s X system: small cameras with a larger sensor and small but optically competent lenses, kinda like “a better M43” if you will. I boug

As others have said, on your body is really the best way. My preferred on-bike camera is a Fujifilm X-E2. The rangefinder style is great for portability as the camera is much less tall and can squeeze into some hip packs. I use the following: for smaller lenses: https://www.jansport.com/products/fif

Wouldn't get Sony for Jpegs. They're not bad per say, just kinda lifeless, boring basically, but maybe you're ok with that aesthetic, like you could technically describe them as clean, or more like clinical. But at the $400 price point, you'll probably have to go used. I think you can still get a us

I recently picked up a second-hand Fujifilm X-E2. My main workhorse is a Nikon Z6 II, but I was blown away by the Fuji’s viewfinder. Despite being 7–8 years older, it looks so much better than the Nikon’s, so much so that the Z6 II feels disappointing in comparison. My experience with its EVF had ne

"expensive" is always relative. Idk your budget or how much things cost in your country, but mirrorless cameras from 10 years ago are still fantastic cameras today. Maybe look at a Fujifilm X-E2 or a Canon M50? Or just get over that fear of having a big bulky thang ;)

Se queres uma rangefinder e maximizar a portabilidade, então recomendo uma lente panqueca. Eu iria para algo assim, no entanto, se quiseres comprar um corpo melhor, podes sempre ir para uma X-E3 e uma objectiva panqueca da TTartisan com caracteristicas semelhantes. Corpo https://alvalademobile.pt/co