X-S20 XC15-45mm Lens Kit

Fujifilm has more fun factor for sure. I really like the user experience. I traded an x-s20 for an S5II. I have also owned an X-H1 and X-T30 II. I do miss the smaller size and more affordable lenses, but I didn’t really care for the film simulations and if you mainly develop raw files, I will say th

If your goal is crisp photos, that’s totally achievable with cameras in the Sony a6400 or Fujifilm X-S20 range. Both are solid choices and can give you beautiful results. Just one thing to keep in mind: there’s no magic camera that gives great photos on its own. The body is part of the equation, but

The only thing I considered maybe getting was the G9II. Anything else feels archaic, imo. But also, yeah, I think you're crazy going back to MFT if you sold all your glass. If you still have your lenses, maybe less crazy. The way I see it as someone who doesn't have prior investment in MFT is that i

The S5II/X is probably going to be just at the cusp of being a bit too big, but it will deliver on just about everything you're looking for. I also have small hands, but I love the body and it feels great in hand. If you are looking to record more video and want something small, also consider the Fu

Check out the Fujifilm X-S20. If you're in the US, check out Greentoe. This was before the world went fully to shit, but I was able to get my body only for a little less than original retail, and that was when the market had 2x tariff bumps on it. I got mine for like $1250, no tax or shipping iirc.

I'm going to record a video on it today. I've been putting off making a video. As someone who owns or has owned the X-M5, X-S20, S9 and S5II/X, I see them mentioned a lot in the same circles over and over again. Long story short, ergonomics, reliability, build quality, features. Very broad, I know,

Yep. I keep saying this. For people who think they want an S9, just get an S5II. It's going to give you everything you need and more. I love the X for SSD recording, but the S5II is plenty sufficient too. I bought the S9, then S5IIX and then the S5II and sold my S9. The 18-40 will be a little limite

I'm an experimental filmmaker and I don't want to be walking around filming with a huge rig and fat lenses. I got the Fujifilm X-S20 which does 6k/10 bit, has good Ibis and good DR. It's a tiny camera with a tiny Sigma 18-50 and a bunch of vintage M42 lenses and I got myself a tiny filmmaking tool t

I had the S5, ended up selling it and getting a Fujifilm X-S20 so I can offer some advice. The S5 has really wonderful image quality, and I do sometimes miss it. It's not terribly heavy. I brought it on a 2 week carry-on only holiday and it was fine, but I only had one lens. But the X-S20 is much sm

Ahah ok! I just did a wedding with a Fujifilm XS-20 + sigma 17-40mm 1.8 mounted on a rig with v mount battery and monitor and found it exhausting! I plan to change my system but the weight is an important factor for me....