X-M5

Welcome to the D500 club! I just got mine the other day after deciding I missed DSLRs and missed an EVF after using the Fujifilm X-M5 for a few months. Just waiting for the Nikon 200-500mm to arrive and I'll be a very happy camper as well.

In terms of portability they are all in the same ballpark, the X-30 being the biggest but not by much. I would not consider the X-e4, because it's quite old, good but old in terms of electronics. To me it's between the x-t30 and the x-m5. All of those camera will do good, and won't really limit you

I wouldn't recommend either options. The X-S series for Fujifilm are the ones you should be aiming for if video performance is important to you. The lack of an EVF and IBIS on the X-M5 makes it harder to recommend over the X-S10. The Canon R8 is a decent body for that price but the lenses that you w

Long term Nikon user here that recently made the decision to venture into Fujifilm for a more compact setup for ‘casual’ use. I quickly rules out the x-m5 because of the lack of view finder - when the sun is bright and it’s hard enough to focus, having just an LCD screen is terrible UX for me. Also

Hi everyone,I’m buying my first camera and feeling pretty confused 😅 I’ve done some photography in the past and now want to get into travel photography (and some videography too, but that’s secondary for now). I really like Fujifilm’s color science, which is why I was almost set on getting the X-M5.

For the same price, get a Fujifilm X-S20. The only "con" is that it's APS-C, but a wide aperture helps with low light. The camera is relatively compact, ergonomically very comfortable, and the lenses are going to be lighter as well. 6K Open Gate, IBIS, Mechanical Shutter, EVF, Built-In Flash, Hot Sh