X-S20 XC15-45mm Lens Kit

Fujifilm xs20 bossing tapos pag tamad bumunot ng cam, phone nalang.

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

No. My fujifilm xs20 and 150-600 were 2200 euros used - if i want a fullframe system with similar weight, reach and af features it would cost me more than twice as much, and that is not happening. The only advantage full frame has in my particular use case is lower noise at higher iso, but denoising

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

Oh god no. I was this exact sucker. You're asking the yes men in a Fujifilm sub though. I switched from Sony to Fujifilm, then switched to Ricoh and Canon. Still kept my Fuji because it was too broken to sell. I use it on occasion for low-stakes stuff and messing around with Film Simulations. Fujifi

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

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