X-S20 XC15-45mm Lens Kit

Great photos on your iPhone 13 Pro. You will do well moving over to a Fuji body. The X-M5 is well priced package. Hard to beat for buying new. Older Fujis will still have pretty close image quality as advancements in sensor tech hasn’t really changed that much. For instance an image from an X-T2 or

Neither. Amongst the Fuji's, the X-M5 is the rangefinder style body for you. The X-M5, X-S20, and X-H2 / X-H2S are the hybrid video cameras. They have a lot more options friendly to video stuff, including support for adding in fans to cool the thing down; better connectivity, etc. If you're really s

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

That's too bad but unsurprising. I think the X-S20 is a great camera. The market has spoken for Fujifilm though, people wanting their products want retro.

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

I think you're probably right it will never be a standard feature. History has already sort of demonstrated this, it has been around for quite a while, and it doesn't really require any technology we haven't had for ages. Costing extra may be part of it, but I think it is more that it is a nice upse

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

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

Looking through your requirements and budget, it'll be easy to blow but I'll try to give you some options. Conventionally your subject choices pull you all over the length of lenses, from wide for landscape, mid for people/portraits, to long tele for birds (at some distance). Where you can save mone