X-E2

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

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

Interchangable: Fujifilm X-E2, X-E3, X-M1. Kameranya lumayan berumur sih tapi masih masuk budget. Fuji yang lbh muda masih di atas 6 jt secondnya. Mungkin merk lain bisa Ricoh atau Lumix, denger2 bagus juga buat street tapi saya blm pernah coba. Baru pernah pakai fuji dan canon aja.

How broke is broke? Nothing wrong with Fujifilm, if you don't mind paying extra. Maybe try looking for an older X-T20 or X-E2. The performance is not going to be on par with the later models, but they take ok pictures.

XE-3 is actually physically smaller than X-100F or T but obviously it'll be different once you put a lens on it. The thing is I don't know how much they cost in your area. On MPB the XE-3 is at least €700. Maybe go for the XE-2s, so you get get better lenses. The 18-55 2.8-4 will be a versatile choi

Hmmm... Well, the X-A series of bodies was always the super-low end line in the rangefinder style of bodies and continued while the X-M1 didn't until just recently. :) Mode dial instead of the vintage haptics of the X-T#/XT-## line. The SLR-style X-T lines are the ones that most folks go for, so the

"Landscape" is straightforward, most people would say any you just want a relatively wide lens on any camera body. "Pocketable" is where it gets hard, because small portable cameras mostly got replaced by phones. The Ricoh GRIII is probably the only truly pocketable option, but it's not cheap. Proba