X-S10

I have the Fujifilm X-S10 paired with the 16–80mm zoom and the TTArtisan 27mm, but for the same reasons you mentioned, I almost always end up reaching for the 27mm. There’s just something about a small prime that changes the way you shoot. The 16–80mm is obviously more versatile on paper, but the 27

X-S 20 with pancake prime is pocketable. I have an x-s10. I find it small enough to carry in my hand on 4+mile walks. It has the Image Quality for what you want to do. Fujifilm upside is so many inexpensive small and light lens.

Wow, merci beaucoup pour ta réponse hyper détaillée ! Déjà tu m'as convaincu de prendre un hybride, j'ai plusieurs personnes dans mon entourage (dont mon prof de photo) qui m'ont dit de plutôt choisir un reflex, mais j'ai l'impression que c'est surtout car ils pratiquent la photo en reflex depuis de

Fujifilm X-S10 shoots 4K 8bit f-log. It should be around 500-600$ on MPB. It's tiny and a joy to use and does excellent photos as well. Used it for a year for my experimental film before upgrading to the X-S20 which does 6.2k 10bit for 1000€.

As someone said before, the best camera is the one you have already, you could pair your camera with the Canon 28mm f/2.8 pancake lens to have a small system. Nevertheless the canon RF APSC system is nowhere close to Fujifilm ecosystem. I think you would be pleased with the X-T30 silver + 2 small le

I’d personally recommend the Fujifilm X-S10. For me, it’s the best all-rounder it has decent stabilization, great image quality, and the Fuji colors are the real winner. They’re fast and vibrant, so if you want content without spending time on color grading in post, this camera does the job. It’s we

I think the focusing and softness in some photos is more of “Fujifilm” thing, it’s not Sony focusing, but that’s not what I want, I want the colours and character SOOC that Fujifilm gives with very minimal post if needed. I also do think it comes down to the camera and subject, I’m currently using t