X-S10

I went from a Fuji X-T4 to a X-S10 (which I still have) to a Nikon Zf. The main things that I originally liked about Fujifilm were the recipes and colors out of the camera, plus the small f/2 lenses. The thing that struck me when I tried an Zf with the 24-120mm f/4 was how much fun it was to use. Ni

X-T4, X-S10, X-S20, X-H1, X-H2, and X-H2s X-T4 was an outlier since it's the totl classic looking photography-centric model that has the flippy screen. It had some backlash and Fujifilm reverted to tilt-only screen for the X-T5. I think the best value for money currently is the X-S20. X-H models are

Smart choice. The X-S10 is an awesome camera. I feel no need to upgrade mine. It is somewhat overlooked because Fujifilm dial snobs don’t like the PASM controls and the X-S20 came out pretty close on its heels (mostly to boost the video specs) but it’s still a fantastic camera if you’re concentratin

I find the X-S10 and X-S20 so undervalued on the used market. Yes they don't have the mojo of other Fujifilm cameras - no vintage aesthetic, no dedicated top dial - but they are really great cameras and are a good choice for video production imo thanks to the rotating screen. If you fancy better AF,

Incredible shots! I found your profile after seeing your post on Epirus a few months ago - I think that will now be my next bikepacking destination! For camera, I can highly recommend the Fuji X-S10/X-S20 - best ergonomics out of the Fujifilm range (and much, much better than Sony), IBIS, great colo

For a budget of about $1500 USD including lens, the Fujifilm X-T30 II is an excellent choice in my opinion. However, the X-S10 and X-S20 add in-body image stabilization (IBIS), which can make handheld video smoother Fujifilm’s prime lenses are a top choice due to their fast apertures and beautiful r